Mike’s Saturday Editorial

A Very Uncomfortable Question

Posted by Michael Campbell

on Saturday, 28 October 2017 20:03

 

Despite growth chugging along at over 3% Prime Minister Trudeau is happy to pass along another $18.5 billion in debt for our children to pay. Which begs the question, if we’re not prepared to pay our own way in good times – when would we? 
 
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All Middle Class….All The Time!

Posted by Michael Campbell

on Friday, 27 October 2017 15:12

Michael lets loose on one of his pet peeves, which adds up to the the assumption by our Government betters that we aren’t very bright. Here are a few examples that close the case.

…also from Michael: Unbalanced Budget and More Spending Coming

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Economic Stability & Upsetting The Masses

Posted by Michael Campbell

on Thursday, 26 October 2017 14:22

 

Canadians casual attitude towards Government borrowing and spending revealed in the fall update, especially when growth is over 3%. It begs the question, what will the reaction be if growth fails, we get a recession and Government borrows and spends even more>

….also from Mike: Small Business Work Ethic

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Unbalanced Budget and More Spending Coming

Posted by Michael Campbell

on Thursday, 26 October 2017 13:02

 

Bank of Canada says we have had 5 quarters of growth ringing in with 3.7% the last three quarters in a row., and budget deficit numbers coming in at less than 20 billion. An 18.4 billion year end deficit is 7 billion more than they last outlined in the Federal Budget. No roadmap yet for balancing the budget. 

…also from Michael: The War Against Jobs

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Small Business Work Ethic

Posted by Michael Campbell

on Wednesday, 25 October 2017 15:12

 

There is no evidence that the initiative and work ethic that small businesses throughout the land exhibit is appreciated by Government. For one, with the increased CPP contributions, the self employed and small businesses pay double what Government employees or employees of major corporations pay. Then there’s property taxes in major cities!!!

….also Michael’s Shocking Stat: How Do You Like Your Investment in Bombardier Now

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