All posts in " Canada "

Why Real Estate Should NEVER be the Majority of Your Portfolio

April 13, 2017

COMMENT: Mr. Armstrong, I believe you may be the only person who has identified this trend in government others are just starting to see. Here in New Brunswick in Canada, they have raised everyone’s property taxes claiming you did some sort of improvement when you did not. This is just fraud. You are correct. This just […]

Why Less than 10% Make Change Happen

April 2, 2017

COMMENT: Good day Martin I thoroughly enjoyed your video on the solution and took you up on creating a debate. Thank you for your work. I live in Canada. I have a small investment group; only five of us ….however, I invited collectively through the members another 10 people for a Friday night get together which […]

Marxist Socialism now relabeled as the Sharing Economy

March 23, 2017

In Canada, I was in a discussion with a socialist politician. I was shocked at the response to their view of the economy that everything you earned belonged to the state and they decided how much you were allowed to keep. This same attitude is displayed by the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA). They have cleaned […]

Canada to Fingerprint Anyone who Owes Them Money

February 23, 2017

  The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has begun to record the fingerprints of every person charged (not yet convicted) with tax evasion. This is a move that could deny them the ability to travel to the United States. If they have a criminal tax offence that is even charged, they could not travel to the […]

Refugee Rapes in Swimming Pools now in Canada?

February 18, 2017

In Edmonton, Canada, six teenage girls under 16 were allegedly touched (sexually assaulted) by a Syrian refugee, Soleiman Hajj Soleiman, 39, at a water-park. This has caused a real uproar and many have used this to taint all refugees in Canada. This is rather different from the wholesale sexual rapes and assaults in Europe. This […]

Canadian v US Municipality Debt Crisis

September 28, 2016

Canada has a different legal structure compared to the United States. Canada is one of the most decentralized countries in the world where provinces are actually responsible for most major social expenditures as a whole. The Canadian provinces receive large, unconditional transfers from the federal government whereby some provinces receive transfers from the federal government […]

Canada’s Household Debt Exceeds Total GDP for First Time

September 20, 2016

For the first time in history, the total private debt of the Canadian public has exceeded the total national Gross Domestic Product (GDP) after reaching 100.7%. This is significantly higher than in the United States, which has been declining since 2008. Household debt in the United States is now under 80% of GDP. Clearly, Canada’s […]

Canadians Officially Pay More on Taxes Than Food

August 24, 2016

It’s official. Canadians now spend more on taxes than they do on food, housing, and clothing. Well, politicians have to eat first. Their kids have to be educated to rule their generation. The Fraser Institute has calculated that the average Canadian family now pays $34,154 in taxes in total, which includes all the “hidden” business taxes […]

Canada Sold All Its Gold Reserves – Who Will be Next?

March 13, 2016

​ Question: Hello Martin, I saw a couple of days ago that Canada seems to have sold all its gold. http://www.fin.gc.ca/n16/16-030-eng.asp Is it just a way to find short-term easy money? Or is it part of a global process to sell any tangible asset that the government could have ? I personally don’t think this to […]

Canada Selling Part of Its Gold Reserves

February 18, 2016

Governments everywhere are going broke. Despite what people think, gold may yet make new record lows under $1,000 in the months ahead. Canada has sold off a piece of its gold reserve into this rally. There is NO intention of returning to a gold standard. They are moving fully electronic and intend to eliminate cash everywhere. […]

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