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Innovation is born out of questioning the status quo, so cutting off debate on “settled” scientific, political or social views makes the opposite happen – stifles any chance for meaningful change.
One of the biggest lies that is told to the public is about the governments concern over affordable housing and first time home buyers.
Now that the voting is over for proportional representation, maybe it’s time to focus our attention on something that impacts all Canadians. The division that seems to be intensifying on both sides of the isle.
I made a point of listening to at least six CBC newscasts on the weekend. They all featured the French protests that brought Paris to a standstill and could bring down the Macron government but not one of them mentioned the catalysts for the mass outcry – carbon taxes. The question is why?
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The Debt Load!
Posted by MoneyTalks Editor
on Friday, 14 December 2018 11:41
Vancouver and Toronto are right there at the top when it comes to personal indebtedness. This isn’t necessarily a problem when the value of our homes is increasing, yet our politicians have consistently expressed their desire to drive down housing prices. In other words, they’ve purposefully made the debt load more precarious.