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Bombardier gets taxpayer tax free multimillion dollar loans and Alberta’s massive employer, the Oil Sands, has to be driven out of business. You see CO2 is bad, yet the Ontario and Federal governments are giving loans to Honda to make…..more CO2 spewing cars?
…related from Michael: Bombardier Begs For Money and Succeeds (of course)
It’s only the 82nd time the taxpayers are going to bail out Bombardier, this time for $375 million taxpayer dollars. Tax Free Too! Bombardier, a company with such poor credit no bank would lend to it, what are the chances they’ll pay taxpayers back? Corporate welfare or cronyism, eiher way its a bundle of money at risk. Meanwhile Canada’s supply management system is on the negotiating table in Washington.
…speaking of good investments: Amazing Gains on Jeff Olin’s of Vision Opportunity Fund
The Federal Liberals have just taken a decision that will cost the millennial generation another 11 billion a year from 2023-2030, and another 16 billion a year after that.
…..also: Amazing Gains on Jeff Olin’s of Vision Opportunity Fund
In Canada where more people are over 65 than under 15 It’s going to cost when the Federal Liberals roll back the increase in the age of eligibility to collect Old Age Security. They are going to make some good moves though.
…speaking of Big Spending: Johnny Depp’s Boatload of Shocking Spending
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Canadians Ready For War
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 10 February 2017 15:50
A significant percentage of Canadians want Canada to stand up to Donald Trump on trade. Even to the point of risking a trade war. Nor do Canadians don’t want to match Trump’s cutting of corporate income taxes.
…also Michael’s Mid-Week Comment: Bombardier Begs For Money and Succeeds (of course)