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Most way underestimate the low dollar in our economic performance. A low dollar helps offset the higher cost of our regulatory regime and increasing taxes when competing with the US, BUT, a falling dollar is not sound economic policy.
Students are returning to class, and with the escalating carbon tax, designed to tackle emissions that we all created, students will be the ones paying the biggest price.
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Get ready folks, the folks who manage the most under-funded pension in the country (The federal civil service), will be coming after your money, especially if you are self-employed or running a small business.
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Billions Wasted On Climate Policy For One Simple Reason
Posted by MoneyTalks Editor
on Wednesday, 9 January 2019 9:44
Canada has wasted billion on climate policy for the straightfowrad reason that governments and climate change adovcates refuse to do a cost benefit analysis. A sure sign that they’re far more serious about virtue signaling than effective policy, which gets the best bang for our tax dollars.