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1 hour ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Trudeau The Weakling 

 

 

Trail's hero! :crazy:

"For our English friends , the quote of this French newspaper reads , “JUSTIN THE WEAK ! “

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27 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Well said Joe.

 

 

stupid

IRAN did not order the plane to be shot down....  Bringing IRAN into this really shows how fucked up the CPC has become.  Get a leader and move forward

 

Like I said earlier if Andrew had anything to offer he would be included, he doesn't, he isn't even the leader of the Conservatives, he has been disgraced within his own Party.

Fucking desperate for attention 

 

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2 hours ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Trudeau The Weakling 

 

 

Interesting view from a Province that will stop any pipeline across Canada :dunno: 

 

Such a difficult situation for Canada - I am sure Trudeau's pipeline will be built....

At least you support Trudeau's pipeline 100% 

 

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9 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

Interesting view from a Province that will stop any pipeline across Canada :dunno: 

 

Such a difficult situation for Canada - I am sure Trudeau's pipeline will be built....

At least you support Trudeau's pipeline 100% 

 

I supported pipelines before Trudeau.

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2 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

I supported pipelines before Trudeau.

They were never built, never campaigned on 

Trudeau has done more than and PM has trying to get this done

sorry this is the truth and historical fact now - 10 years of CPC got nothing

Trudeau has done so much that the Natives are now shutting down rail lines due to Trudeau's advancements 

 

Trudeau pipeline is what you are supporting no one else

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Just now, 1trailmaker said:

They were never built, never campaigned on 

Trudeau has done more than and PM has trying to get this done

sorry this is the truth and historical fact now - 10 years of CPC got nothing

Trudeau has done so much that the Natives are now shutting down rail lines due to Trudeau's advancements 

 

Trudeau pipeline is what you are supporting no one else

Sure I am.

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Just now, ArcticCrusher said:

Like I said this is 100% on JT.  

 

 

 

I guess it is, Liberals pipe line to move oil and gas is important.

AC you have less to offer than Scheer and the entire CPC :lol:  

 

do you suggest to beat some heads?  incite a civil war maybe?  what is your plan? not that you have one 

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Launched not even two years ago, the Canadian Anti-Hate Network seems to have quickly been elevated to the status of Canada’s go-to “hate monitor.”

:lol: anti-hate :lol:  go Post Millennial 

Its funny because 99% of their articles are direct hate spreading :lol: 

 

Pretty sure if you are calling yourself anti-hate is because you are the opposite - like TRUMPS "no one has done more than me"   we all know this isn't true 100% of the time he states this.

 

:lol:  The haters are going ape shit in comment section 

this seems to be the new source for FS 

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Another record setting day - this is about 40 times setting records in Stock Markets - never in our history has the Markets rose this much in this much amount of time.

16000 was impossible under Trudeau

so now its almost 18000 :dunno:

terrible economy

17,925.36 +67.02 (0.38%)

Feb. 19, 4:20 p.m. EST ·
 
 
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The TSX Isn't A Measure Of The Canadian Economy - The Two Don't Move In Tandem

Stocks are reaching records in Canada. The economy not so much.

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3 hours ago, irv said:

The TSX Isn't A Measure Of The Canadian Economy - The Two Don't Move In Tandem

Stocks are reaching records in Canada. The economy not so much.

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why not? Donald Trump and the USA pretty much only use this as a measure, haven't you heard Donny spew this?  that is why I started posting it AC loves the markets.  

when our economy is very good its fun to hear ONEWAYS say it isn't - this is Left or Right leaning

Record growth in 2017 is now slowing, the entire world is slowing. IRV this is how things work, you can't keep making record growth.

Canada is second in the G7 only time we were was when we were first.  Pretty good since we were last 2015, Markets down to 12000 people losing money.

 

Record employment because of record consumer confidence = buy more = hire more = more wages -  

There really isn't much real negatives compared to the positives right now 

 

You are a riot IRV 

 

 

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Factory shipments were down 0.7 per cent from November, the fourth straight monthly decline for the indicator, driven by a sharp drop in motor vehicle sales, Statistics Canada reported Tuesday in Ottawa. Economists had predicted sales would rebound by 0.7 per cent.

Economists had thought December would be a stronger month for factories, particularly after trade data showed a jump in exports in the month following the end to the CN Rail strike in November. The data, which also showed falling new orders, will reinforce expectations the Canadian economy stalled in the final quarter of 2019.

The weak December reading was driven by a 6.8 per cent drop in motor vehicle shipments, along with a 16 per cent decline in aerospace products.

 

For all of 2019, sales increased 0.5 per cent, down from 5.4 per cent in 2018 and 6 per cent in 2017.

I remember IRV cheering the good years :lol: 

 

So people aren't buying as many cars, this is due to Trudeau being Prime Minister :dunno: 

 

 

 

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TORONTO -- Canada's top bank economists predict the country will see a few bright spots in 2020, even as the globe grapples with uncertainty in the Middle East and China.

The country will likely experience wins in the equity, housing and oil markets, leading economists told attendees at a Toronto breakfast put on by the Economic Club of Canada on Wednesday.

Avery Shenfeld, managing director and chief economist at CIBC Capital Markets, said he expects the Canadian equity market to slightly edge ahead of one of its biggest competitors.

 

"We've gotten used to the fact that the Canadian equity market kind of trails the U.S. equity market year after year, but...this might be the year that they nudge their nose above the S&P 500 in terms of performance," he said.

"It may not be a banner year, but still a bit better than the U.S."

He believes profit growth may return to U.S. equities, but won't repeat the strong year they had last year.

 

Highlights

  • Real GDP is forecast to expand by 1.8 per cent in 2020 and 1.9 per cent in 2021. This is up slightly from 2019’s 1.7 per cent gain.
  • Canada’s trade sector will continue to be challenged by weak global growth.
  • Business investment has been dismal over the past few years. But prospects for energy investment are looking much more promising, thanks to improvements in energy takeaway capacity. And the outlook for the non-energy side remains moderate.
  • Canada’s economy will be supported by strong labour markets and modest growth in consumer spending.
  • While most provincial governments are expected to maintain a high degree of spending restraint as they work to balance their books, at the federal level the newly re-elected Liberal government is expected to increase spending and reduce taxes.
  • With global economic conditions stabilizing, we think the Bank of Canada will make no changes to interest rates in 2020.
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Remember just a few years ago we used to blame the Premier (Wynne) for everything and now its the Prime Minister (Trudeau) to blame

 

What changed :lol: 

 

So to recap - Canada was doing great but Ontario wasn't doing well a few years ago.  Now its Canada isn't doing well but Ontario is doing great 

 

 

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Canadians paying dearly for government debt in Canada

But actually, government debt now represents a substantial burden for every Canadian regardless of where you live. In fact, as noted in a new Fraser Institute study, government debt — both federal and provincial (adjusted for any financial assets held by the government) — is expected to reach nearly $1.5 trillion this year.

Like households, governments must pay interest on their debt, which is ultimately paid by Canadians in the form of taxes. These interest payments divert resources away from services such as health care and education. Put differently, interest costs create a wedge between the taxes we pay and the actual services we receive.

But Canadians don’t just pay provincial interest costs; they also pay interest on federal debt. Ottawa is expected to spend $24.4 billion on federal government debt interest costs in 2019/20 — billions more than what we spend on employment insurance benefits, for example

Clearly, government debt comes at a cost, and there are negative consequences associated with persistent budget deficits and debt accumulation. Ultimately, Canadians bear the burden of interest costs and younger generations will continue to pay the price in the future for today’s debt accumulation.

https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/guest-column-canadians-paying-dearly-for-government-debt-in-canada

 

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5 minutes ago, irv said:

Canadians paying dearly for government debt in Canada

But actually, government debt now represents a substantial burden for every Canadian regardless of where you live. In fact, as noted in a new Fraser Institute study, government debt — both federal and provincial (adjusted for any financial assets held by the government) — is expected to reach nearly $1.5 trillion this year.

Like households, governments must pay interest on their debt, which is ultimately paid by Canadians in the form of taxes. These interest payments divert resources away from services such as health care and education. Put differently, interest costs create a wedge between the taxes we pay and the actual services we receive.

But Canadians don’t just pay provincial interest costs; they also pay interest on federal debt. Ottawa is expected to spend $24.4 billion on federal government debt interest costs in 2019/20 — billions more than what we spend on employment insurance benefits, for example

Clearly, government debt comes at a cost, and there are negative consequences associated with persistent budget deficits and debt accumulation. Ultimately, Canadians bear the burden of interest costs and younger generations will continue to pay the price in the future for today’s debt accumulation.

https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/guest-column-canadians-paying-dearly-for-government-debt-in-canada

 

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The funny thing is Fail calls those balanced budget years.:lol:

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Just now, ArcticCrusher said:

The funny thing is Fail calls those balanced budget years.:lol:

Fail's not too bright, but he is definitely ignorant. :news:

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1 hour ago, irv said:

Canadians paying dearly for government debt in Canada

But actually, government debt now represents a substantial burden for every Canadian regardless of where you live. In fact, as noted in a new Fraser Institute study, government debt — both federal and provincial (adjusted for any financial assets held by the government) — is expected to reach nearly $1.5 trillion this year.

Like households, governments must pay interest on their debt, which is ultimately paid by Canadians in the form of taxes. These interest payments divert resources away from services such as health care and education. Put differently, interest costs create a wedge between the taxes we pay and the actual services we receive.

But Canadians don’t just pay provincial interest costs; they also pay interest on federal debt. Ottawa is expected to spend $24.4 billion on federal government debt interest costs in 2019/20 — billions more than what we spend on employment insurance benefits, for example

Clearly, government debt comes at a cost, and there are negative consequences associated with persistent budget deficits and debt accumulation. Ultimately, Canadians bear the burden of interest costs and younger generations will continue to pay the price in the future for today’s debt accumulation.

https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/guest-column-canadians-paying-dearly-for-government-debt-in-canada

 

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When you post about debt federally and provincially why not show how much Harper added  :dunno:

since Harper had an excused used up to the day he left - I had a recession :lol:  so did every Province for fuck sakes

 

So I agree our debt is high, blaming the Liberals is just wrong when you look at the numbers - but have fun ONEWAY your post are not worth much in this respect

 

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This is for IRV to understand Canadian debt load and where it comes from 

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those Conservative years have huge debts - are you concerned IRV?  most likely not and feel Trudeau's 80 billion is the nail in the coffin - the 155 billion previous government gave us in not a concern the 00 billion Mulroney left is a concern either and the reason IRV leaves this out of debt posts he makes

Look at that belt curve the CONS have

Ontario continuous debt year after year 

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the debt was coming down but we had a recession that was really going to hurt ONTARIO but we made it

 

I think you can see IRV this isn't a ONEWAY debt 

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