I think if it really gets rough, China will bail us out...after all they took on $1Trillion of the US debts.
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What a shame such a great and once prosperous country as Canada can only sucure only 3 million doses of the covid 19 vaccine for the first round. Justlied and his libturd followers have put us behind the 8-ball from the get go!!! What a boondoggle!!!
For the amount of money wasted to this point everyone in the country that wanted to be vaccinated should be able to receive one as they are first released.
Well we all knew well in advance that Trudeau's goal was to try and bankrupt Canada, most Liberals would not even deny that. Obviously budgets do not balance themselves.
Any person who actually believed tat really is a moron.
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You mentioned Trudeau is buying votes with fat wallets or something lol.
I heard something tonight about this that some of the people who deter the mortgage took loans and the cerb could be hit with a 5 g tax bill next year. . Its going to be a disaster recovery and a hole lot of angry people.
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Awwww screw it. Let's go big bring in the Universal Income give me my 2000 bucks a month. I would quit my job tomorrow. I take some of the money I have invested and pay off my house. I can easily find cash jobs working only 2 weeks a month netting me another 1500.00 bucks so pretty much part time, my wife could easily bring in another 500 bucks working here and there.
No mortgage I own everything and I will still have 4000 bucks a month to boot. Plus the money I still have saved and my wife has money in investments as well. I will be laughing all the way to the bank.
My kids will still inherit everything and enough to give them a good push ahead and they can laugh at the suckers.
Well that fiscal update was enough to make the rats jump ship..
Obviously having two bosses that haven't a clue about Finances, let alone a budget, was more than they could bear.
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The top bureaucrat at Canada’s finance ministry announced he is leaving his post a day after Justin Trudeau’s government unveiled an update on hundreds of billions in emergency Covid-19 spending.
Deputy Finance Minister Paul Rochon said his last day is Dec. 14, according to an email to the department Tuesday obtained by Bloomberg. He is the fourth major economic policy maker in the country to leave their post this year.
Rochon has been a finance department veteran for nearly three decades, and served at a number of senior positions before his appointment to top bureaucratic post in 2014.
he deputy minister is the country’s third most important federal economic policy maker after the finance minister and Bank of Canada governor.
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland praised Rochon’s “distinguished” record in both the current crisis and throughout his career. “The sterling reputation and credibility of Canada’s finances is owed to Paul, and to people like him, who have dedicated themselves to serving the public good,” she said in an emailed statement Tuesday evening.
Rochon’s departure will take place only five days after his counterpart at the Bank of Canada, Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins, steps down from her post. Wilkins hasn’t said what she plans to do next.
Former Finance Minister Bill Morneau resigned in August after a rift with Trudeau erupted into public view. The prime minister named Freeland in his place, pledging to keep the spending taps open through the coronavirus crisis
Hot air lads,all of it. What has Erin O'Toole in the way of a plan or solutions.None.If Canadians think they were badly off with Justin and his relief programme,how would they have done under a Conservative Government?
They would still not have had a vaccine as none had been approved.Only today Britain is rolling out a vaccine because they have the means to produce it.
O’Toole would be so much better. We have had almost a year of Covid 19 and Trudeau has done nothing good. Ford’s hands are somewhat tied by Trudeau so I don’t blame him and will vote for him again.