Manitoba needs to cancel its corporate welfare credit card
Manitoba, choices between corporate welfare cheques and broad-based tax cuts are secondary. Manitoba is broke.
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation —— Bio and Archives--September 18, 2018
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Like an overly enthusiastic shopper with a maxed-out credit card, the Manitoba government is on a corporate welfare spending spree that it simply can't afford.
Premier Brian Pallister just stopped by a new Canada Goose facility in Winnipeg with a gift of almost $1.5 million in taxpayers' money. The government says money will support the "onboarding and technical training of the new sewing machine operators." In other words, Manitoba taxpayers are paying Canada Goose $1.5 million to hire people to sew thousand-dollar luxury coats.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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