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Canada Post lost $1.57 billion last year and even then their bonus program includes 7,000 employees — including executives. But Canada Post CEO Doug Ettinger doesn’t know how much is being dished out in bonuses.

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Canada Post handed out $30.8 million in bonuses to its executives and managers last year. That same year, Canada Post took a $1 billion taxpayer-funded bailout and lost almost $1.6 billion. What is going on here? This is getting so gross. End these bonuses NOW.

Canada Post handed out $30.8 million in bonuses to its executives and managers last year. That same year, Canada Post took a $1 billion taxpayer-funded bailout and lost almost $1.6 billion. What is going on here? This is getting so gross. End these bonuses NOW.

Franco Terrazzano

48,397 次观看 • 29 天前

Canada Post bonuses show a complete lack of respect for taxpayers' money. Canada Post lost about $1.6 billion. Canada Post took a $1 billion taxpayer bailout. Canada Post executives and managers still showered themselves with $30.8 million in bonuses. This is gross.

Canada Post bonuses show a complete lack of respect for taxpayers' money. Canada Post lost about $1.6 billion. Canada Post took a $1 billion taxpayer bailout. Canada Post executives and managers still showered themselves with $30.8 million in bonuses. This is gross.

Franco Terrazzano

43,302 次观看 • 28 天前

Last year, the $35 billion Canada Infrastructure bank spent 20 times more on salaries & bonuses than on actual infrastructure. They also gave out 8+ million in bonuses to its executives. In 2022, and almost every year since it started, they have spent multiple times more on salaries & bonuses than on actual infrastructure.

Last year, the $35 billion Canada Infrastructure bank spent 20 times more on salaries & bonuses than on actual infrastructure. They also gave out 8+ million in bonuses to its executives. In 2022, and almost every year since it started, they have spent multiple times more on salaries & bonuses than on actual infrastructure.

Dr. Leslyn Lewis

65,941 次观看 • 2 年前

🚨🇺🇸WHITE HOUSE: 2,000% MORE FENTANYL SEIZED AT CANADA BORDER LAST YEAR Press Sec Karoline Leavitt: "Through the northern border in Canada, in last fiscal year alone, there was enough fentanyl seized to kill 4.8 billion people, and that number is up 2,050% from 2023, the year before. There's been more than a 2,000% increase in illegal fentanyl seizure at the northern border. Why? Because Canada is allowing that fentanyl to come to the United States." Source: The Post Millennial

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356,942 次观看 • 1 年前

How affordable is it to both go to post secondary school and live in an apartment or home at the same time in Canada? It’s not. 40% of students across Canada are suffering from some form of homelessness. They can barely even afford food as well. Tuition is out of control, rent is out of control but hey, at least for 11 years the Liberals have been making life more affordable.

How affordable is it to both go to post secondary school and live in an apartment or home at the same time in Canada? It’s not. 40% of students across Canada are suffering from some form of homelessness. They can barely even afford food as well. Tuition is out of control, rent is out of control but hey, at least for 11 years the Liberals have been making life more affordable.

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Did you know Canada exports over $1 billion worth of fruit every year, supported by more than 7,000 farms across the country? Canada is a global leader in agri-food—and right here in Kelowna, Hillcrest Farms is helping carry that legacy forward. It’s been inspiring to learn how this fourth-generation family farm is taking advantage of opportunities to export in new markets. Canadian farmers are at the heart of food security, environmental stewardship, and economic growth. It’s time to ensure they have access to markets, infrastructure, and trade tools to keep feeding Canada – and the world. 🍒🌎🚜

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🇨🇦73% of Food Bank Users have been in Canada less than one year. But how many continue to use Food Banks even when they have the money to buy their own food?🤔 With 2M users in the last year I’m betting it’s more than you think? In March 2024, there were over 2 millionvisits to food banks across Canada, according to Food Banks Canada. This represents a 6% increase compared to the previous year and a staggering 90% increase compared to 2019. These are the highest numbers ever recorded, indicating a deepening crisis of food insecurity in Canada.

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74,288 次观看 • 1 年前

This woman who lived in Canada for 26 years recently moved to Tennessee. She said she was shocked to find how friendly Americans were there. She says she doesn’t know how the people in Canada got the reputation for being the nicest people because that is simply not true and they don’t exist there but they do exist in Tennessee. That is called southern hospitality my friend. Thank you for letting us know. Now I have another reason not to go visit Canada. I don’t care for rude or fake people.

This woman who lived in Canada for 26 years recently moved to Tennessee. She said she was shocked to find how friendly Americans were there. She says she doesn’t know how the people in Canada got the reputation for being the nicest people because that is simply not true and they don’t exist there but they do exist in Tennessee. That is called southern hospitality my friend. Thank you for letting us know. Now I have another reason not to go visit Canada. I don’t care for rude or fake people.

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

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Marc Nixon

14,056 次观看 • 5 个月前

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Yunho was talking about how cute yeosang is when they go out together and shared a little story from their time in Switzerland. At first, yeosang wanted to post a story and asked yunho how to tag him in it. Yunho was surprised and asked if yeosang really didn’t know how to do it and then showed him how to. Yunho said the funny part happened when they got to london. After yunho posted his pics, yeosang also posted on his insta feed, but didn’t know how to tag someone in the photo itself, so he ended up tagging yunho in the caption instead. Yunho found out he didn’t get tagged in the pic, but instead got tagged under the insta post 😭 Yunho laughed and said yeosang might need a bit more guidance and said said it’s cute how yeosang tagged him, even though it wasn’t in the post.

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Q: Last year you said they were doing the ‘dirty work’ for us — is this still the case, or has it now become too dirty? Merz: I said that last year on the sidelines of the G7 meeting in Canada. But at that time, it was about the bombing of military targets — launch ramps and elements of the nuclear weapons program. And now it is about much more. Now it is allegedly or actually about regime change.

Clash Report

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ruth

48,930 次观看 • 10 个月前

Angus: We were being led to believe by you that Trump was all ready to sign a trade agreement. And then Canada had an ad that just quoted Reagan during the World Series, and your president lost his shit — and now he’s saying there’s never going to be a trade agreement, that he’s not going to talk to Canada again. How the hell did you get hired, Pete, to be the ambassador to what was America’s number one ally? But let’s face it, Pete — we know Canada is not America’s number one ally anymore. Vladimir Putin is.

Angus: We were being led to believe by you that Trump was all ready to sign a trade agreement. And then Canada had an ad that just quoted Reagan during the World Series, and your president lost his shit — and now he’s saying there’s never going to be a trade agreement, that he’s not going to talk to Canada again. How the hell did you get hired, Pete, to be the ambassador to what was America’s number one ally? But let’s face it, Pete — we know Canada is not America’s number one ally anymore. Vladimir Putin is.

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The question isn't why Carney is making this speech tonight, it is why did he wait so long? Why did he let it fester? "Pluralism in Canada is not the exception to the framework. Pluralism is the Canadian framework." "State neutrality doesn't empty the public square, but but ensures that no conception of the good, including humanism or atheism, is privileged by state power." "But those debates are part of how a pluralistic country sustains itself. And today in Canada, that nature is being tested as one of our communities is being particularly and brutally targeted." "Last year over 2/3 of all religion motivated hate crimes were directed at Jewish Canadians who make up only 1% of the population." Mark Carney

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cbcwatcher

16,009 次观看 • 2 个月前

Trump on Canada: Trump: “I love the Canadian people. I like Canada. But it’s costing us $200 billion a year to support Canada. Two hundred billion. And I say, why are we doing that? You know what? We can make our own cars. We have more energy than anyone in the world. We don’t need their lumber—we have plenty of our own. We have a lot of everything they sell us. But especially cars. They took a large share of car manufacturing, and I want to bring it back to this country. I really don’t want cars from Canada. So when I put tariffs on Canada, they’re paying 25%—and that could go higher. When we put tariffs on, all we’re doing is saying, with all due respect, we don’t want your cars. We want to make our own—and we’re doing that in record numbers.”

Trump on Canada: Trump: “I love the Canadian people. I like Canada. But it’s costing us $200 billion a year to support Canada. Two hundred billion. And I say, why are we doing that? You know what? We can make our own cars. We have more energy than anyone in the world. We don’t need their lumber—we have plenty of our own. We have a lot of everything they sell us. But especially cars. They took a large share of car manufacturing, and I want to bring it back to this country. I really don’t want cars from Canada. So when I put tariffs on Canada, they’re paying 25%—and that could go higher. When we put tariffs on, all we’re doing is saying, with all due respect, we don’t want your cars. We want to make our own—and we’re doing that in record numbers.”

Polymarket Intel

217,733 次观看 • 1 年前

WOW 🚨 The US Postal Service just had an Inspector General Audit showing “it was the worst case of lack of on-time delivery, the worst case of distribution problems he had ever seen, ever” Despite this USPS Executives gave themselves $2 MILLION DOLLARS IN BONUSES and many people making $300,000+ per year “Just look at the numbers. The postmaster generals of this country in the last 10 years have gotten bonuses over $2 million. You got a bonus last year, $305,781. Why? Why are you getting bonuses when my constituents can't get the mail?” You’re not going to believe the salaries these people make: - $350,260, Postmaster General & CEO, David Steiner - $345,760, Deputy Postmaster General/COO & Chief HR Officer, Douglas A. Tulino - $318,983, Chief Processing & Distribution Officer, Isaac S. Cronkhite - $313,000, Chief Retail & Delivery Officer, Elvin Mercado - $312,366, Chief Performance Officer, Joshua D. Colin - $307,526, Chief Information Officer, Pritha Mehra - $307,526, General Counsel, Thomas J. Marshall - $307,139, Chief Customer & Marketing Officer It doesn’t stop there, they also get bonuses and more on top of this pay Total compensation for executives is typically significantly higher when including bonuses, incentives, pension changes and benefits. This is typically exceeding $500,000+ per year

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Wall Street Apes

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