The largest available immigration option is through Canada’s economic class program. It comprises nearly 60 per cent of the 340,000 or so immigrants that Canada seeks to welcome each year...."
After empty comments by Justin that the corrupt Finance Minister Bill ("oh no") Morneau who "forgets" to pay back travel expenses to foreign countries under the guise of "charity", will not be fired, Mark Carney, the ex-Governor of the Bank of Canada and Bank of England, has come back and basically is acting as Shadow Finance Minister in name, more than likely has the reins to the actual role. Bill Morneau has not shown face since his unrehearsed and quick "I have to apologize" apology (July 17, 2020) at a speaking event right after the story came out. Neither has Justin showed face (to be expected whenever there is a crisis) but he is rumoured to be gallivanting in Georgian Bay at a rich family/Liberal donor's cottage (Westons? The ones that received $12 Million for new environmentally friendly refrigerators).
I'll go further and say the hiring of Mark Carney signals a change in the Liberal party. Could he be eventual leader? If so, it would solve many issues - finance issues as Oh No Morneau has shown his corrupt leanings; ethics issues that the Liberal party cannot seem to figure out and now in its third episode; succession issues if Justin's fall from grace continues since his 2015 election; and, budgetting issues (not just a socks budget but for an entire country and give it more than just an after thought).
"...Canada’s largest-circulation Chinese-language newspaper recently rejected a full-page ad criticizing the new Hong Kong national security law and one of the law’s Canadian supporters, raising new concerns about a pro-Beijing slant in Chinese-Canadian media.
A loose collection of 40 or so pro-democracy activists had been willing to spend $3,000 to purchase the spot in Sing Tao, a newspaper half-owned by Torstar, the Toronto Star’s parent company, said two of the activists.."
As I have never owned an automobile and have rented many - SUVs, cars, even a pick up truck and a magic wagon (no inventory that day).
I thought I would start reviewing these for others to read. I'm not a motor-head, so my criteria is fairly rudimentay.
capacity: 5 seats
body/style: large, but appears boxy
interior: decent interior, well laid out, roomy
back seats pull down/cargo: easy, lots of room, due to boxy feel, seems higher than other SUVs
radio controls on steering wheel : volume on left, station selection on right - not ideal, as I am left handed and prefer both controls on left; able to change from FM station presets to AM presets. I prefer all presets in same menu/page.
sound: not impressed, EQ did not respond as compared to thousands of other devices, stereos, cars, etc.
heated steering wheel: don't know, it is August
heated seats: don't know, it is August
start up (Key required?): key insert required
steering wheel adjustment: two positions
visual display: good, stations easy to see,
rear view camera: yes
safety/lane adjust: no beeping at me
auto lights: yes
handling/feel: good
sunroof: no but I'm sure it is offered on other models
Overall: decent car, good for a weekend getaway or loading up for the cottage, not a preferred choice due to its boxy feel.
