Most experts I see on mainstream media are either on the payroll or depend on the exposure these outlets provide to make a living. I’m in neither category, which is why I can speak freely.
But here is the troubling reality: this week, Canadians needed an American media outlet—one that receives no funding from Ottawa—to learn that PM Carney may have misled them about the Gordie Howe Bridge deal. If he misled Canadians on this issue, what else have we not been told?
-Rennie (BC Condo King) raises money for Liberals
-Rennie sits on BC Housing’s board
-Rennie publicly says he’s “working with Carney” on a housing plan
-Carney announces $3.2B to buy unsold condos
-The developers Rennie represents get bailed out
-Robertson, who hosted the $25,000/plate lunch with Rennie, is now Housing Minister
-Liberal MP Hedy Fry defends the spending as “a cup of coffee”
And Carney says that no developer DIRECTLY asked for his bailout?
🤣🤣🤣
The Condo King literally said he was working directly with him.
Suddenly that doesn’t qualify as direct?
A labour shortage should see employers competing for scarce labour by bidding up wages. Higher wages decrease the quantity of labour demanded and increase the quantity supplied, thereby clearing the market.
Does this look like "widespread skills shortages" to you? 👇
@loochc1@ronmortgageguy Are first time buyers with negative equity conscious that governments are doing their best to manipulate the market in their favor?