Posts by Kim

1. Taxation – Canadians need improved financial literacy skills
2. Leadership – good leaders are optimistic
3. Economics – what does the picture look like for Canada’s economic future?

1. Taxation – Canadians need improved financial literacy skills
2. Leadership – good leaders are optimistic
3. Economics – what does the picture look like for Canada’s economic future?

1. Taxation – Canadians need improved financial literacy skills
2. Leadership – good leaders are optimistic
3. Economics – what does the picture look like for Canada’s economic future?

1. Taxation – divisive government message contributes greatly to successful Canadians leaving Canada – we need to stem that
2. Leadership – good leaders welcome dissent and make themselves stronger; weak leaders stifle dissent and leave themselves weaker
3. Economics – OECD employment outlook for Canada

1. Taxation – a so-called think-tank that is friendly with the Canadian federal government proposes a home equity tax
2. Leadership – leaders are “fair, firm and friendly” – “F3”
3. Economics – the online harms act – the economic cost to Canada

1. Taxation – big taxation opportunity for Canada
2. Leadership – leaders concentrate and avoid distractions
3. Economics – the province of British Columbia – what happens when tax and economic policies are poor

1. Taxation – there are positives to the capital gains inclusion rate increase??
2. Leadership – courage over comfort; and
3. Economics – the economic cost to Canada of EV subsidies

1. Taxation – the capital gains inclusion rate increase legislative proposals are released along with a not-so-healthy dose of vile politics
2. Leadership – leaders choose community rather than division; and
3. Economics – continuing high prices are causing consumers angst

1. Taxation – the capital gains inclusion rate increase legislative proposals are released along with a not-so-healthy dose of vile politics
2. Leadership – leaders choose community rather than division; and
3. Economics – continuing high prices are causing consumers angst