Month: June 2017

by Chris Not sure if you’ve heard of Home Capital Group, a fairly large mortgage lender up here in Canada. They’ve recently had a run on deposits and required emergency funding in order to stay a going concern. Would be interesting to hear your comments on it. Article on it below. To me it signals … Read more

by Umar Farooq China’s debt has risen dramatically in the past decade, largely the result of credit fed to state-owned enterprises in the wake of the global financial crisis. China debt situation is not only growing in size but also at the rate that economists and policy analysts feel is difficult to sustain. To some, … Read more

by Mark Angelides Both in the US and the UK, the issues of mental health care, treatment and support are areas that almost all of the main political parties are in agreement on: more must be done. But why is it that this apparently growing problem is not being investigated as other health concerns invariably … Read more

by Umar Farooq Nike has come up with a shocking news for its employees. It has said it will cut its global workforce by 2 percent in a broad restructuring, a move seen as a reflection of the company’s somewhat weakened competitive position and a sagging retail sector. Nike had 70,000 employees at the end … Read more

by Pamela Williams I learned so much today that my mind has been blown.  I will never be the same, because for so very long I wanted to know what changed my America.  How did the enemies of my Country gain access to the top of the political chain?  Who is really trying to impeach Trump? … Read more

By Michael Snyder It has become exceedingly clear that the Democratic Party is in deep trouble.  Close to 55 million dollars was spent on the race in Georgia’s sixth congressional district, and that shattered all kinds of records.  Democrat Jon Ossoff was able to raise and spend six times as much money as Karen Handel … Read more

by Umar Farooq Canada is a G7 country with a varied economy. As one of the US’ largest trading partners, what happens in the Canadian economy can have consequences for the rest of the world. One issue in Canada that has nervous bankers, investors, homeowners and the government is the sharp spike in real estate … Read more

by Robert Carbery Peter Beinart’s enlightening in-depth piece in the July issue of The Atlantic digs into the left’s drastic transformation on immigration. In it, Beinart details just how far liberals have gone in just the last decade to the left on immigration, shifting from following federal immigration law to touting open borders.   He … Read more