Thoughts on BC Politics and More

Billions of dollars have been pledged by Canadian governments over the past few years to lure investment in electric vehicle production. The announcements came with fanfare and bold talk about making Canada a major player in the global EV market. Honda's announcement on Tuesday that its huge investment is being put on hold isn't the only example of a project that has failed to live up to its billing. GM and Northvolt have both called a halt to major EV projects in Canada. Here are the facts on where Canada's EV investments stand ... CLICK HERE for the full story

What makes Prime Minister Justin Trudeau believe he can use tax dollars to bail out auto workers and not provide equal support to other workers caught in downsizing, restructuring or bankruptcies? When did equal rights become special rights? More to the point, what is he doing to support thousands of Alberta oil patch workers caught in maelstrom of his chaotic energy and environmental policies? Why are they less deserving than Ontario auto workers? Of all people, the unemployed in the oil industry deserve consideration because they are victims of federal policies. Actions have consequences, and his action have created massive unemployment and disruption of families and lives. What is he going to do about it?         MEANTIME… from CBC Canada : … the provincial government can't offer the company anything that would persuade it to keep the Oshawa plant and its 2,500 good-paying jobs, GM Canada president Travi...