You mean an "independent" board that is appointed by the government, invests according to the whims of the government of the day, is allowed to drain the capital as needed and has no fixed contribution to the raw funds?Ask Alberta how that worked out for them
edmonton.citynews.ca
angusreid.org
Survey says: time to focus on the economy, Team Red.
Poll suggests Canadians want Carney government focused on affordability in next year
OTTAWA — A new poll from the Angus Reid Institute suggests Canadians are giving Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government a passing grade in its first year of international relations, but it has failed to meet expectations on affordability issues. The poll asked 2,013 Canadians a series of...Tick tock?Election +365: A year post-Carney win, most say he’s met foreign policy expectations, fallen short on affordability - Angus Reid Institute
More say Canada is on wrong track (42%) than right one (34%) April 27, 2026 – First anniversaries are a significant milestone in most aspects of life. That it has been one year since Prime Minister Mark Carney and the federal Liberals completed a stunning reversal of electoral fortunes and...
yep AiMCO is a disaster and lost 2.8B last year, yet we are to believe they could manage an Alberta Pension plan just fine, that no one wants
Saw that. I pay attention to what she says. We’re also still well short of enough information to assess. None of this is stuff PM Carney will be blind to, and he knows he’s very specifically trying to rebuild credibility with the private sector.
her account tends to spin things a bit with assumptions, we very much dont know what the framework for this SWF will be like so its premature to speculate on whats funding it
Use of the word 'panicking' seems a bit of overkill, no?
If by "Canadians" he means "all Canadians", there'll have to be a lot less squeeze for aboriginal Canadians.
www.theglobeandmail.com
Id agree, and the fact over the last 10 years ive gone from $80 a month for 40gb of data to $35 a month for 100gb shows the CRTC is workingArchiveRogers Communications offering buyouts to half its work force
It’s the telecom sector’s largest round of buyouts in recent years amid slowing growth
Hmm. Let's take a look at what the CRTC has been up to lately.
CRTC takes action to help deliver more choice of affordable Internet services - Canada.ca
Today, the CRTC is finalizing its approach to help ensure that Canadians benefit from new choices and greater affordability of high-speed Internet services.www.canada.ca
CRTC takes action to help Canadians more easily manage their Internet and cellphone plans - Canada.ca
The CRTC is making it easier for Canadians to manage their Internet and cellphone plans, and to switch to new offers that best meet their needs.
CRTC takes action to prevent bill shock and help Canadians understand their options - Canada.ca
The CRTC is helping Canadians make informed choices about their Internet and cellphone services.
Looks like the CRTC is listening to the people and is doing something about the BS that RoBelus has been subjecting Canadians to for years.
I'm finding it very hard to sympathize with the company. Hopefully those packages are good and juicy for those that take them.
As with most issues there are two sides to the story. Bell and Rogers have been spending billions of dollars to replace their legacy copper infrastructure with fibre optics. The CRTC then makes them allow their smaller competitors to use that infrastructure to sell internet services directly to customers.ArchiveRogers Communications offering buyouts to half its work force
It’s the telecom sector’s largest round of buyouts in recent years amid slowing growth
Hmm. Let's take a look at what the CRTC has been up to lately.
CRTC takes action to help deliver more choice of affordable Internet services - Canada.ca
Today, the CRTC is finalizing its approach to help ensure that Canadians benefit from new choices and greater affordability of high-speed Internet services.
CRTC takes action to help Canadians more easily manage their Internet and cellphone plans - Canada.ca
The CRTC is making it easier for Canadians to manage their Internet and cellphone plans, and to switch to new offers that best meet their needs.
CRTC takes action to prevent bill shock and help Canadians understand their options - Canada.ca
The CRTC is helping Canadians make informed choices about their Internet and cellphone services.
Looks like the CRTC is listening to the people and is doing something about the BS that RoBelus has been subjecting Canadians to for years.
I'm finding it very hard to sympathize with the company. Hopefully those packages are good and juicy for those that take them.
