‘Pierre Poilievre doesn’t want to help - he just wants power’ the federal NDP leader says
If Mr. Ford and Mr. Eby wish to speed the decline in interest rates, they can tend their own gardens. British Columbia, for instance, was headed for a $5.7-billion surplus in its last fiscal year, until Mr. Eby embarked on a multibillion-dollar spending spree. That’s part of a broader problem of Ottawa and the provinces, with rare exceptions, making the Bank of Canada’s job harder by running deficits that add to inflationary pressures.
The Goodyear blimp. The zeppelin. The Hindenburg. Mention airships, and those icons are the average Canadian’s frame of reference – if they have one at all. But the concept that we thought peaked a century ago is making a comeback, with investors and researchers circling. Airships require very little fuel, can carry heavy payloads, have long ranges, and are able to take off and land vertically, or not land at all.
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