‘The Liberals think it’s a good idea to borrow yet another $25-billion.’ Letters to the editor for April 29
The article discusses various opinions on Canada's economic policies and its relationship with the United States. Some letters express concern over the government's decision to borrow more money despite a significant federal debt. Others reflect on the cultural differences between Canada and the U.S. and the challenges in rebuilding trust after recent political events.
- ▪The Canadian government is considering borrowing an additional $25 billion despite a federal debt exceeding $1 trillion.
- ▪Concerns are raised about the cultural differences between Canada and the U.S. revealed by Donald Trump's presidency.
- ▪There is skepticism about the ability to quickly restore trust in Canada-U.S. relations after recent political events.
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Open this photo in gallery:Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks during an announcement on the Canada Strong Fund in Ottawa on Monday.Justin Tang/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountDoesn’t add upRe “Ottawa draws mixed reviews with new sovereign wealth fund to finance major projects” (April 27): I don’t have degrees in economics like our Prime Minister, but let me see if I can get this straight.By some estimates, we’re spending roughly $90-billion a year more than we take in and still have a federal debt of more than $1-trillion.And yet the Liberals think it’s a good idea to borrow yet another $25-billion and invest in areas which they assure us will be free of political interference, corruption and mismanagement.Please correct me…
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