Probably neither one of them, so who wins? Well we don't. My guess is Mulroney. He's got lot's of dough on hand and a safe the size of a vault probably, as compared to a short little fat guy trying to stay in the Country. Even if it looks like Mulroney's in trouble, don't worry, He'll win the game. If anything, we're the losers. We've already paid Schreiber's legal cost + $2.5 million for his trouble. Now can we deport the little bugger. The Latest:
http://www.torontosun.com/news/canada/2009/06/10/9756976.html
Thursday, June 11, 2009
According to PMSH (Prime Minister Stephen Harper), eighty percent of the Government's stimulus money has been used (even if it's being used for dance lessons). Here is the PMO
Press release just a short while ago.
Release
Date: June 11, 2009
For immediate release
CANADA’s ECONOMIC ACTION PLAN
PRIME MINISTER STEPHEN HARPER REPORTS TO CANADIANS:
80% OF ECONOMIC ACTION PLAN INITIATIVES ALREADY BEING IMPLEMENTED
CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO – The Harper Government’s unprecedented effort to accelerate the job-creating investments contained in Canada’s Economic Action Plan is paying dividends, with 80% of this fiscal year's (2009-2010) Economic Action Plan initiatives already being implemented.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper provided Canadians with an update today on the government’s progress in implementing Economic Action Plan initiatives to stimulate the economy, create jobs and support those who are hardest hit by the global recession.
“In just 72 days, our government has eighty percent of the largest economic recovery program in Canadian history underway,” said the Prime Minister in Cambridge, Ontario. “In every region of Canada, families and businesses are paying less tax, unemployed workers are receiving enhanced benefits and training, and major job-creating projects are breaking ground. Our absolute priority as a government is to continue doing everything we can to deliver timely, targeted and affordable support to the Canadian workers, families and businesses who need it most.”
The Prime Minister summarized the Economic Action Plan measures already being implemented. These include:
· permanently reducing the tax burden on Canadians;
· providing tax relief and improved access to financing for Canadian households and businesses;
· assisting unemployed workers through extended EI benefits and improved skills training;
· supporting home ownership and creating jobs through housing construction;
· creating jobs through a massive injection of infrastructure spending;
· supporting the industries and communities hardest hit by the global recession; and
· investing in the jobs of tomorrow through new supports for research and technology.
The report highlights that Canada continues to be in the strongest financial position of any G-7 country, even with these historic investments. Experts such as the International Monetary Fund judge the Economic Action Plan to be a “timely, appropriately sized, diversified and well structured” response to the global recession.
Specific Economic Action Plan initiatives will continue to roll out over the two-year time frame spelled out in the plan. The Government of Canada has re-launched www.actionplan.gc.ca to help Canadians learn more about the initiatives underway in their own communities and provide more local and up-to-date information on the progress being made in every region of the country.
- 30 -PMO Press Office: 613-957-5555
This document is also available at http://pm.gc.ca
Press release just a short while ago.
Release
Date: June 11, 2009
For immediate release
CANADA’s ECONOMIC ACTION PLAN
PRIME MINISTER STEPHEN HARPER REPORTS TO CANADIANS:
80% OF ECONOMIC ACTION PLAN INITIATIVES ALREADY BEING IMPLEMENTED
CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO – The Harper Government’s unprecedented effort to accelerate the job-creating investments contained in Canada’s Economic Action Plan is paying dividends, with 80% of this fiscal year's (2009-2010) Economic Action Plan initiatives already being implemented.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper provided Canadians with an update today on the government’s progress in implementing Economic Action Plan initiatives to stimulate the economy, create jobs and support those who are hardest hit by the global recession.
“In just 72 days, our government has eighty percent of the largest economic recovery program in Canadian history underway,” said the Prime Minister in Cambridge, Ontario. “In every region of Canada, families and businesses are paying less tax, unemployed workers are receiving enhanced benefits and training, and major job-creating projects are breaking ground. Our absolute priority as a government is to continue doing everything we can to deliver timely, targeted and affordable support to the Canadian workers, families and businesses who need it most.”
The Prime Minister summarized the Economic Action Plan measures already being implemented. These include:
· permanently reducing the tax burden on Canadians;
· providing tax relief and improved access to financing for Canadian households and businesses;
· assisting unemployed workers through extended EI benefits and improved skills training;
· supporting home ownership and creating jobs through housing construction;
· creating jobs through a massive injection of infrastructure spending;
· supporting the industries and communities hardest hit by the global recession; and
· investing in the jobs of tomorrow through new supports for research and technology.
The report highlights that Canada continues to be in the strongest financial position of any G-7 country, even with these historic investments. Experts such as the International Monetary Fund judge the Economic Action Plan to be a “timely, appropriately sized, diversified and well structured” response to the global recession.
Specific Economic Action Plan initiatives will continue to roll out over the two-year time frame spelled out in the plan. The Government of Canada has re-launched www.actionplan.gc.ca to help Canadians learn more about the initiatives underway in their own communities and provide more local and up-to-date information on the progress being made in every region of the country.
- 30 -PMO Press Office: 613-957-5555
This document is also available at http://pm.gc.ca
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
With June 22 approaching, The Mayor has to make a choice, who's side is he on. Will pass by the picket line, (probably, he can't be seen as someone who plays on both sides of the fence.) Still, non the less, he'll make sure the unions get what they want. Just like the TTC got what they wanted in that wildcat strike a few years back. But just remember, June 22, that's only twelve days as of the day of this writing, less then 2 weeks. Beware, the big stink. Here again, is the latest. http://www.nationalpost.com/news/canada/toronto/story.html?id=1680739
http://www.torontosun.com/comment/2009/06/08/9709546-sun.html
http://www.torontosun.com/comment/2009/06/08/9709546-sun.html
Saturday, June 6, 2009
For The Mayor, it could get sticky.
So Where does Toronto Mayor David Miller's (ndp) allegiance lie? If history proves correct it's in favor of the Unions that cripple the City's money books. Can you imagine a Ticket Collector making $100,000 a year? Or even a Police Officer? actually there's a few cops that are. Well here it is folks, the strike that will be this summer. A garbage strike that suppose to stink up the big smoke. Which leaves to wonder, who's side is Miller on. And buy the way, How much does a garbage collector make. http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontoandgta/2009/06/06/9695801-sun.html
PM honours our Vets
How nice it was to see PMSH honour our WW2 veterans in a ceremony in Europe today. Here is the National Post (NP) take on it. http://www.nationalpost.com/news/story.html?id=1670567
I wonder what Paul Martin or Jean Chretien would have done.
I wonder what Paul Martin or Jean Chretien would have done.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Hello. this is Allan of Southerntory. Over the next few weeks I will be keeping in touch with you about the latest things, current events, etc. I am a true conservative. My blood bleeds blue. I'm also a born-again Christian and will speak about that from time to time. I hope my opinion matters to each and every one of you. (That includes you liberals). So take care. Rest assured I'm a pretty smart (but unemployed) guy. I welcome your comments. Feel free. Just no profanity. Any Profaninty and your comment will be removed. I don't care what colour you bleed. My ultimate goal is for this Conservative Gov't to get a Majority. Wouldn't that be great. Wouldn't it be great if Canada had Aircraft carriers. Even Australia, a Sovereign Nation and smaller population has Aircraft carriers. Yes folks, Australia has carriers. Anyways, I think we should. Just so some brat like the president of Syria or Iran can't step all over us Canadians. Let's show them what we think. Got an opinion on this, tell me. Let everyone see what you think. Again, no foul language. Let me finish by leaving a verse, May God Bless you. Have a nice day.
"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him, should not perish, but have everlasting life." John 3:16
"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him, should not perish, but have everlasting life." John 3:16
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