The private dental insurance providers also make massive profits because of the private dental care model. One such provider is CanadaLife owned by the all powerful Power Corporation.
@JustinTrudeau@NDP The reason rich people are OK with so much tax dollars going to universal healthcare is because they also have to use those services.
You can be sure that the rich will attack a means-tested system with all they've got in order to get tax cuts.
@JustinTrudeau@NDP Sure, the #LibNDP plan is better than nothing. But @theJagmeetSingh should not have settled for "better than nothing." He should have stuck to his guns and demanded universal dental care.
While many companies imported cheap labour or offshored work, I hired and trained kids straight out of universities and colleges. I gave many their first job, and many have gone on to do great things. I'm incredibly proud of that.
But what has been my reward?
I have earned less than the house I never bought earned. I've paid a metric ton of taxes that the house would never pay.
Canada punishes entrepreneurs while rewarding real estate speculators like @Taleeb. There's no incentive to invest one's time and money in a business.
1. Tony Blair dodged taxes using offshore corps 2. Blair's name appears in Jeffry Epstein's Little Black Book 3. Blair advised the Kazakh dictator who's massacring unarmed protesters 4. Blair took UK to war in Iraq based on lies
Mobility pricing is in Metro Vancouver, where workers have been forced out to the valley by #vanre greed with very limited public transit options, has 2 aims:
1. Keep the riffraff off the roads so the rich can enjoy a smooth ride from their suburban mansions to the core #vanpoli
2. Turn roads from public infrastructure to a "transport market" that can then be easily privatized for profit.
But to sell their project, the neoliberals will argue that congestion pricing is the only solution to funding better transit.
A pioneer of mobility pricing is British economist Alan Walters, who ended up being the economic advisors to the mother of callous neoliberalism: Margaret Thatcher.