As Canadians struggle to put food on table, Carney and cabinet dine in Banff

Let them eat nothing while Prime Minister Mark Carney and his cabinet dine out on the finest the Fairmont Banff Springs hotel serves.

All paid for by soon-to-be-wounded Canadian taxpayers.

“Discover our unique and creative cuisine against an incredible backdrop,” boasts the Fairmont Banff Springs website, while adding that the five-star resort is “home to Banff National Park’s best dining options, all of which truly capture the essence of our vibrant surroundings. Enjoy authentic Alberta beef, French and Italian classics, Bavarian gourmet, and much more at Canada’s Castle in the Rockies.”

With fancy cake and desserts on the menu too, Canada’s elected leadership will be feasting on exquisite cuisine. Thanks to an escalating trade war with President Donald J. Trump’s America, they discuss changing the very way regular, non-elite Canadians earn money to put food on their table in the best opulence Canada can offer. While Canadians struggle to make the mortgage or rent payments on their castles, the government that failed to make a trade agreement with the United States is meeting in luxury in a castle. ---More...

When Carney was Bank of England Governor his expense spending became a national issue in Britain.

When Carney was Bank of England Governor his expense spending became a national issue in Britain.
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