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Business Journalist, Market News International. Hypothetically courageous. Author of Crisis and Calm https://nitter.gq/t.co/3jmsNTI4Wl

Ottawa
Joined January 2011
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as per my last pigeon
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8 novembre 1603 Henri IV accorde à Pierre Dugua de Mons la concession pour l'Acadie, où il fondera Port-Royal en 1604, sur un territoire mi’kmaq, dont les chefs tolèrent l'établissement. Fait peu connu, c'est sur l'ordre de Dugua de Mons que Champlain, son employé, fondera Québec
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When being just and honest comes at a price, pay it. When forgiving seems like a defeat, forgive. When everyone tells you to think of yourselves first, do not be afraid to put yourselves in the last place. Be willing to give up time, money, comfort and plans to serve others. May those who see you find themselves asking: “Why do they live in this way? Where do they get this freedom? Why do they love one another so much?” #ApostolicJourney #Uruguay
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Climbing the ranks ⬆️ Sidney Crosby is now sixth all-time in NHL history with 1,772 points.
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The journalism tax credit now extends to Bell, Rogers, Corus and Quebecor: $501M over five years, $85M a year permanently. Nearly every major news organization now depends on federal support. Companies reliant on government are less likely to criticize it. michaelgeist.ca/2026/11/from…
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Doug Porter on #bankofcanada view fiscal and monetary policy aren't at odds: "One could readily suggest that the two policies are indeed working at cross purposes: fiscal policy is very clearly attempting to boost growth...
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...while with last week’s rate hike, monetary policy is very clearly attempting to cool growth. If that’s not rowing in different directions, it’s not at all obvious what would count as policy friction."
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#canada wants a $25B sovereign wealth fund. #budget2026 shows a stronger economy (higher energy prices) boost the fiscal profile $158B over 5Y. Isn't a wealth fund stocked with one-time resource money? If we want to be a global energy superpower, why not fill `r up? #cdnpoli
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Here is my statement calling on the Competition Commissioner to review Stelco’s actions:
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Immigration Canada now considers me a #journalist again. Good thing my family got here a long time ago or I could have been in real trouble.
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Surprise! The secret is out!🌲 I’m a 14-metre (46-foot) white spruce from the property of Henry and Pat Knol and their family in East Amherst, Nova Scotia! And just like that, my holiday adventure begins!✨
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Sherry Cooper: Compared with the U.S. after the jobs reports "the much weaker Canadian economy can ill afford additional rate hikes" #bankofcanada #cdnecon #jobs
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Rob Russo working the Blue Chamber side of the @AtIssueCBC panel! Asked about optimism about Canadian trade talks after U.S. midterms: “I would caution, warn them against premature exhilaration.” Althia Raj also named “fiscal conservative” by panel, a title gracefully accepted
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Interest payments on the federal debt is now the fastest growing federal cost, increasing 40% over the next five years ended up at $85B a year in 2030-31 Debt that will help pay for a huge run up in defence spending, now the largest federal expense at $75B this year and growing to nearly $100B annually in five years The Liberals are paying for this in part by cutting $73B from program spending over the next five years, with no details in the budget on what is being slashed #cdnpoli
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"In what seems like a bit of a mea culpa, the Government of Canada and the #BankofCanada agreed to a monetary policy framework that places the focus squarely on #inflation again" said Royce Mendes of Desjardins. The last one "drifted too far toward a dual mandate."
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