Taxpayer money:
A military airstrip upgrade in northern Canada will cost 53% more than promised because materials rose in price and Covid-19 caused delays, according to the defence minister’s announcement last Thursday.
Minister of National Defence Anita Anand said extending and modernizing an airstrip in Inuvik, Northwest Territories will cost $80 million more than the original $150 million because prices have risen, supply chains have faltered and Covid-19 has set the project back.
Who was it who shut down the country?
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The union representing Canada Revenue Agency workers is proposing a series of pay bumps worth more than 30 per cent of current wages to keep up with inflation — a move described by observers as both "unprecedented" and "crazy."
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Inflation is caused by a reckless government and we all know it:
According to the survey, more than a quarter of Canadians believe that current decades-high prices will drop five years from now.
“What goes up must come down,” said one respondent in a post-survey interview.
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