Taxpayers payed a net $4.175 Billion for the Kinder Morgan Pipeline.  Now that we all own the pipeline, is it in the best interest if it succeeds or fails?

Vancouver real estate sales were down 36% in August – coming on the heals of the worst sales in 18 years in July. Employment in the industry is sagging, tax revenue is down thanks to all three levels of government’s concerted effort to lower the value of people’s most valuble asset – their homes.

The school curriculum now includes a heaping helping of social justice issues but still there’s no time for the fundamental driver of change in society – economics and finance. Who does that benefit? 

It’s the first day of school, and in the last 20 years, not much has changed in the way we educate our kids.  Our world is changing, but the way we deliver education is not progressing at the same speed.

$4 billion in annual tax breaks should earn us the answers to a few question from organized labour elites. Question like – how does pushing anti economic growth policies like high business taxes and more regulation, which hurts economic growth, wages and pensions help the members they represent.