Fund them all and funds for none
We’re broke. Canada is broke. We’re not as broke as Spain, Ireland, Portugal or Greece, but we’re still broke. Look at The Economist’s Global Debt Clock (http://www.economist.com/content/global_debt_clock). Canada in 2010 has an 82.3% Public Debt to GDP ratio. Sounds not bad compared to Greece at 129.7%. But our US friends to the south are at 62%. You can argue that there are more people in the US, but our country is spending a huge amount of money that we just don’t have. Just four years ago, we were at 65.5%, our lowest amount in a generation. 2007 was a banner year. So it is noRead More →