@janelleybelley2@the_wiz001@cathmckenna Did a quick google search "how much will canada's carbon tax cost" and clicked the first four most reputable sources that also mentioned the rebate. Global news was my favourite
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Gov't should act like a business and stop borrowing to finance growth!
What should gov't leverage ratio be? Higher or lower than your corp ratio? Should debt share of gov't spending be higher or lower than the debt share of the last project your company financed?
Silence.
@LoganMercer3 @Zyphex_Tempest @jkenney Well yeah I'm not a fan but what I said is really not a stretch at all.
The same thing applies with your employer. For simplicity imagine you make 100k a yr. If you get a raise to 101k a yr but Canada's inflation is 2%, you just got a wage cut in terms of purchasing power.
@LoganMercer3 @Zyphex_Tempest @jkenney If you account for inflation I'm pretty sure he did give them a pay cut. It may be a nominal increase but in purchasing power he cut them.
Its not a fucked up point if view, it's just inflation. If your raise is less than inflation you lose buying power.
Let's start the list:
-a $1.5b direct investment in KXL
-a $6 billion loan guarantee to KXL
-billions in reclamation funds to backstop what was supposed to be covered by an industry fund.
-$30 million/year industry promotion war room
-regulatory holidays during the pandemic