National Post: New figures show that B.C. is running up debt faster than any other subnational jurisdiction in North America, including famously indebted U.S. states such as California and New York.
The province’s deficit forecast now stands at $13.8 billion for the year, according to an update released this week by the B.C. Ministry of Finance. (That's MLA Josie Osborne)
That’s equivalent to $2,400 in new debt for every single resident of the province. Or, about $46 in new debt per resident, per week.
The figure not only dwarfs the relative debt accumulation of any other Canadian province, but of all 50 U.S. states.
The B.C. deficit is so high, in fact, that it will almost exactly match this year’s deficit in Ontario, a province with more than three times the population.
The good thing is that Healthcare, Education, Housing, Provincial Infrastructure, Unemployment, The Opioid Crisis, Over Immigration, Bloated Government, Procurement, The Resource Industries, Living Costs, Seniors Care, and Crime Reduction have never been managed so efficiently. It’s money well spent!!!!!!!! Eby says so.
The good thing is that Healthcare, Education, Housing, Provincial Infrastructure, Unemployment, The Opioid Crisis, Over Immigration, Bloated Government, Procurement, The Resource Industries, Living Costs, Seniors Care, and Crime Reduction have never been managed so efficiently. It’s money well spent!!!!!!!! Eby says so.
National Post: New figures show that B.C. is running up debt faster than any other subnational jurisdiction in North America, including famously indebted U.S. states such as California and New York.
ReplyDeleteThe province’s deficit forecast now stands at $13.8 billion for the year, according to an update released this week by the B.C. Ministry of Finance. (That's MLA Josie Osborne)
That’s equivalent to $2,400 in new debt for every single resident of the province. Or, about $46 in new debt per resident, per week.
The figure not only dwarfs the relative debt accumulation of any other Canadian province, but of all 50 U.S. states.
The B.C. deficit is so high, in fact, that it will almost exactly match this year’s deficit in Ontario, a province with more than three times the population.
The good thing is that Healthcare, Education, Housing, Provincial Infrastructure, Unemployment, The Opioid Crisis, Over Immigration, Bloated Government, Procurement, The Resource Industries, Living Costs, Seniors Care, and Crime Reduction have never been managed so efficiently. It’s money well spent!!!!!!!! Eby says so.
DeleteThe good thing is that Healthcare, Education, Housing, Provincial Infrastructure, Unemployment, The Opioid Crisis, Over Immigration, Bloated Government, Procurement, The Resource Industries, Living Costs, Seniors Care, and Crime Reduction have never been managed so efficiently. It’s money well spent!!!!!!!! Eby says so.
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