how are canada's finances looking?

Northern Boy · 02-18-2009, 04:24 PM

We are beginning to see small things take place . In hospitals they are closeing wards here in Orangeville , Pediatrics and Phyiso are both slated to go In Owen sound some nurses aids were on strike and as soon as the contract was settled they let a bunch go . I expect things to go welfare, Unemployment Insurance , old age security, even our free health care will eventually be chopped and all the time Our politicians will refuse to cut any of their benefits or wages . The revolution won`t be pretty but it will happen. One of the benefits we currently enjoy is the fact we have a resource based economy . when the NAU comes into play I expect we will lose that advantage and end up like eastern Europe did where the Soviets raped those countries taking whatever they wanted

02-18-2009, 04:24 PM	#1
Northern Boy Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: On this Rock Posts: 1,390	Re: how are canada's finances looking? We are beginning to see small things take place . In hospitals they are closeing wards here in Orangeville , Pediatrics and Phyiso are both slated to go In Owen sound some nurses aids were on strike and as soon as the contract was settled they let a bunch go . I expect things to go welfare, Unemployment Insurance , old age security, even our free health care will eventually be chopped and all the time Our politicians will refuse to cut any of their benefits or wages . The revolution won`t be pretty but it will happen. One of the benefits we currently enjoy is the fact we have a resource based economy . when the NAU comes into play I expect we will lose that advantage and end up like eastern Europe did where the Soviets raped those countries taking whatever they wanted Last edited by Northern Boy; 02-18-2009 at 04:28 PM.