GM Canada: A 100-year history of benefitting from taxpayer dollars
Canadians have good reason to feel General Motors owes them. Because it has—many times.
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corporate welfare
Corporate welfare and the gullible governments that pay it
Opinion: Ottawa and Ontario just gave Toyota $220 million for something it likely would have done anyway. Governments need to wise up.
Why Bombardier and Ottawa shouldn’t make job promises they can’t keep
Opinion: Airbus’ PR machine is in overdrive, but any job promises attached to its takeover of the CSeries will almost certainly be broken
Trudeau’s banana republic approach to Bombardier and Boeing
Trudeau’s threat to ban Boeing from federal contracts unless it drops a trade complaint against Bombardier was like something out of Venezuela
Here’s an idea for Bombardier: Let it fail
There’s little to suggest Bombardier’s collapse would be the economic crisis its supporters suggest, and it may even be good for Quebec
The province is partly to blame for Kellogg’s plant closure in London, Ont.
The consequences of corporate welfare
Money down the test tube
After millions in grants and loans, Quebec start-up PurGenesis created just three jobs
