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Throw another head scratcher on Prime Minister’s pile of wacky statements. He’s worried about the Conservatives doing special favours for well connected rich friends.
Mike chimes in on the fed’s claim that they’re all about jobs – including at SNC Lavalin, while Timer’s Digest Gold and Stock Timer of the Year, Mark Leibovit lays out what’s coming next. Ozzie reports on February’s declining real estate sales. Is it time to get rid of the stress test? Plus a great Goofy and a truly Shocking Stat.
Well, yes the blatant interference by the federal Liberals in the SNC Lavalin case is as they say, all about jobs – at least Liberal MPs jobs in Quebec. Hearing the constant “it’s all about jobs” mantra from the Prime Minister must be hard to hear for anyone working in the energy industry in Alberta and BC.
Pressure is mounting on the federal government to change – or better still, get rid of the mortgage stress test, which combined with higher rates and higher taxes in BC and Toronto have killed the housing market while putting housing out of reach for tens of thousands of Canadians. All to deal with a problem that didn’t exist – and still doesn’t.
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SNC Lavalin – A Shocking List of Charges and Convictions
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 1 March 2019 8:49
Under the guise of job protection The Federal Liberals have gone to bat for a company that has a stream of corruption allegations and convictions. SNC Lavalin is already banned by the World Bank from bidding on its projects for 10 years due to the company’s corruption.