Mike’s Midweek Comment
The two big stories, British Prime Minister hands in notice of Britain leaving the Union, and Prime Minister Trudeau is on tour pitching the Liberals new budget.
…also from Michael: The Impotence of Talk & Symbolism in Inspiring Economic Growth

The Keystone Pipeline, which will be a major contributor to the Canadian economy, government revenues plus many other positives over the next 25 years, was not exactly celebrated when it got official US approval last Friday.
Also Michael’s Saturday Editorial: Michael Bursts a Bubble
Trump advances Keystone XL

Is it time to move from a variable mortgage to a fixed rate lmortgage on the basis that the low in interest rates has been seen? Mike asks Kyle Green of the Green Mortgage Team his answer, and why.
…also Michael’s Featured Guest Aaron Dunn &: The Key To Keystone’s Great Stock Market Success

“Intellectual intolerance, a political one-sidedness is the antithesis of what our Universities should stand for.” A perfect example of just that sort of intolerance occurred at McGill university this week.
…also from Michael: Numbers That You’ll Want to Hear






Trump – The Wrong Person Asking All The Right Questions
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Tuesday, 28 March 2017 14:13
One question, why is the US footing 70% of the bill for Nato? Recently he presented Angela Merkel with an invoice for 375 billion for Nato spending. Canada is way behind too, which could effect coming negotiations between the US & Canada.
…also Michael’s Editorial: The Financial Pressure is Building to the Exploding Point