And it won’t cost taxpayers a cent. All it requires is putting individuals and businesses in Canada ahead of special interests being protected by provincial trade barriers.

Will pipeline opposition ever end? Not likely considering the millions being spent to keep Alberta oil landlocked.

The fact that the vast majority of First Nations impacted directly by the Trans Mountain expansion was incredibly inconvenient for opponents like the NDP, Green Party and a variety of other self described progressive groups – so they pretended they didn’t exist. But they do – and now they want to buy a majority stake in the project.

With the political uncertainties, sovereign debt crisis and banking problems the next seven months are going to be terrible for Europe but how will it all affect our finances.

They don’t understand a basic premise of increasing condo and townhouse supply.  These projects can’t get construction loans without presales. Some in the media, government and public think that a crash in presales is good news on the affordable housing front.  Clueless.