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The CEBA loan program would not have been necessary if all businesses would have told the Gov’t to go fekk yourself and refused to close BUT they didn’t and instead “borrowed” money they KNEW had to be repaid, well 50% anyways. That was a $20,000 gift out of the taxpayers purse for businesses thank you very much. NOW all the boohooing commences because business owners aren’t paying back their debts and leaving it to the taxpayer to shoulder their default resulting rampant inflation and impending poverty. I can’t tell you how annoyed I am at the moment
https://www.westernstandard.news/news/canadas-pandemic-loan-program-faces-31-billion-in-defaults/55091
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Rise Of Alberta
Ottawa wants you to look at the provincial total.
Look at the map instead.
Two ridings above 50 percent. Ten above 42 percent.
The independence movement has a heartland, and it is growing.
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/canada/alberta-votes-to-remain-grievances-unresolved/
“This outcome reflects a serious problem that will explode in the coming years. Alberta’s grievances with federal policies will now get much worse. “
“While the referendum result suggests a strong desire to remain in Canada, the underlying issues that fueled the separatist sentiment remain unresolved. The is the ticking time bomb that ultimately will explode as it even did in the USSR. The vote does not eliminate the possibility of future discussions about Alberta’s autonomy or its relationship with the federal government.
The ongoing issues will continue to brew and grow larger as we move into 2028. Frustrations with federal policies persist, indicating that the separatist debate may continue in different forms. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, who called the referendum, supports remaining in Canada but acknowledges the need for addressing provincial concerns. That is not a ...
