Thank you for succinctly highlighting the folly of a government that lucked into a massive surplus and spends it like a reckless lottery winner.
This latest provincial budget does nothing to help generate wealth through supporting the growth, innovation and productivity of industry.
She adds that tough times are coming and she’s anticipating deficits of $3.8 billion and $3 billion in the next two years, ballooning our debt to more than $100 billion. A tidy sum for our kids and grandkids to pay off.I doubt it because then we’d be talking about spending their money, not ours.A senior’s reaction to the B.C. budget How much is the B.C.
The B.C. government announced a new tenant support program providing $400 a year to renters earning an annual income of $60,000 or less — as an income means-tested tax credit, not a cash rebate, starting in 2024. How would you feel personally if 30 per cent of all you earned in a month went to pay interest on a debt that would never be paid?
Twenty years ago, in what used to be Ryerson University, I led fourth-year engineering students through King Lear, Orwell’s 1984 and Gabriel Garcia Marquez’ One Hundred Years of Solitude. Indeed, we skipped some hard parts, but they were truly excited about literature and wanted more. It’s thus wholly inappropriate to send biosolids to Nanaimo — it’s just dumping the capital’s contamination elsewhere and CRD taxpayers will still be liable.
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