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A Tight Federal Fight, Vancouver's Mayor Elect & a $2.6B write-off
Chapter 1:
-The Liberals and Conservatives are virtually neck-and-neck, according to exclusive IPSOS polling done for Global News, one year out from the federal election.
Chapter 2:
-Kennedy Stewart has become the first independent to be elected mayor of Vancouver in more than 30 years. The former NDP MP beat out the NPA’s Ken Sim by around a-thousand votes.
Chapter 3:
-Trudeau’s Liberals have written off a $2.6 billion dollar loan to the auto sector, that was quickly scraped together to save Chrysler during the global economic meltdown back in 2009. The revelation was buried in papers tabled in parliament on Friday. Don’t we deserve to know about this one of the largest ever taxpayer funded bailouts?
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By CuriouscastChapter 1:
-The Liberals and Conservatives are virtually neck-and-neck, according to exclusive IPSOS polling done for Global News, one year out from the federal election.
Chapter 2:
-Kennedy Stewart has become the first independent to be elected mayor of Vancouver in more than 30 years. The former NDP MP beat out the NPA’s Ken Sim by around a-thousand votes.
Chapter 3:
-Trudeau’s Liberals have written off a $2.6 billion dollar loan to the auto sector, that was quickly scraped together to save Chrysler during the global economic meltdown back in 2009. The revelation was buried in papers tabled in parliament on Friday. Don’t we deserve to know about this one of the largest ever taxpayer funded bailouts?