Re: Earth calling Alberta....

In article <[email protected]>,
brew noser  <[email protected]> wrote:
>'Kenney rejects sales tax idea; Alberta Business Council comes out in
>support'
>
>"According to the Business Council of Alberta, Alberta's finances are
>on a 'concerning trajectory' with both a revenue and an expense
>problem, and trying to address the problem simply by cutting costs is
>no longer enough"
>https://calgaryherald.com/business/local-business/kenney-rejects-sales-
>tax-idea-alberta-business-council-comes-out-in-support
>
>Almost no one (except for politicians of all stripes) is opposed to a
>PST in Alberta.
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>
>The Doctor
>4:41 PM (1 hour ago) 
>to
>In article <[email protected]>,
>You mean Conservative Politicians!!
>-- 
>Member - Liberal International This is doctor@@nl2k.ab.ca Ici doctor@@nl2k.ab.ca
>
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>brew noser 
>4:58 PM (17 minutes ago) 
>
>That's impressive stuff from a Business Council, which typically
>represents the interests of corporations and big business, not the
>average consumer. But they seem to have learned something the long, hard
>way by watching the results from other provinces - especially British
>Columbia.
>
>Our provincial tax, while not loved by many, has given us a buffer
>against hard times - like these current ones.
>The carbon tax, while not embraced by many, has given us rebates
>quarterly that offset any taxes we pay at the pumps. Fossil fuel
>industry pays the bulk of that tax.
>
>Our newest government - under the NDP - saw the writing on the wall re:
>the phase out of non-renewable fuels - and started to diversify to green
>technologies. 95 per cent of TransLink and 50 per cent of BC Transit’s
>fleet are electrified with battery-electric drivetrains. The remaining
>percentages of each fleet are fueled by renewable compressed natural gas
>(CNG) for longer routes that have constrained charging opportunities.
>
>And those newer technologies have kept our unemployment rates down. We
>are also about to get lowered auto insurance rates on top of the regular
>carbon tax refunds.
>
>Kenney is still hoping to get more votes by tying himself to the oil
>industry, which is slowly slipping into bitumen grave. Both have to go
>if Alberta is to survive and revive. AND stop asking the federal
>government (the rest of us Canadians) for subsidies and bailouts.
>
>Business Council should run a candidate against Kenney for the next election.
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Business Council should convince 
the Alberta PArty, The Alberta Greens 
and the Alberta Liberal Party to form a central Alliance 
for the next Alberta Election!
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