And right now they're just throwing money left and right trying to get reelected.
- BashCH

They aren't the first nor the last to do that.

Shut up you're giving us more money to expand an airport so QP can walk to his flight that goes to Florida.
- mr.peanut

The check is in the mail. Hopefully QP can scout some high school kids in florida while he is at it and not get paid for doing so.

They aren't the first nor the last to do that.
- Jean_Perron

Unfortunately.

T'as oublié les criss d'artiss !

EDIT : Quoi qu'on peut les catégoriser "BS"...
- BashCH

qui chantent le O'Kebec en allant chercher leur chèque

yep, 1 year for studies, perfect timing for next election
- Symba007

Yep i suspect thats the plan...

- WaterBoy

Oh my..

I think it is time that the Good people of Quebec stop paying taxes, with that 55 billion that they would save in taxes they could build their own bridge.

Governement is overrated anyways, it's time the people dealt with the problems themselves. If everyone works together and focuses on their own yard and the section of road directly infront of their house including the underground utilities on their property then everything should be a ok and you all will be billionaires.

And where do they get that money?
- mr.peanut

You know the answer. Governments take part of the money they get from taxes and invest it in different projects. They also keep part of it aside in case of emergencies. At the end of the year, they usually spend all the money they get from the tax-payers. But they don't need to increase taxes to invest in different projects. They could for example lower the budgets allowed in another department, or could even borrow money to very good rates(Québec having a AAA credit rate).

As I said earlier, the money needed for each department/ministry is not necessarily the same every year. Some increase every year(notably the Health ministry) but some don't require as much every given year. You can find the budget to finance some projects in those and not have to increase the financial weight on the tax-payers.

No, I'm not quick to assume that at all. I even said that in my initial response to you. Go take the shower. I'm right behind you....hot stuff.
- hscesq

*covers bum and hammer*

You know the answer. Governments take part of the money they get from taxes and invest it in different projects. They also keep part of it aside in case of emergencies. At the end of the year, they usually spend all the money they get from the tax-payers. But they don't need to increase taxes to invest in different projects. They could for example lower the budgets allowed in another department, or could even borrow money to very good rates(Québec having a AAA credit rate).

As I said earlier, the money needed for each department/ministry is not necessarily the same every year. Some increase every year(notably the Health ministry) but some don't require as much every given year. You can find the budget to finance some projects in those and not have to increase the financial weight on the tax-payers.
- Jean_Perron

I agree, raise tuition fees in university and get a new airport in Sherbrooke

*runs*

I agree, raise tuition fees in university and get a new airport in Sherbrooke

*runs*
- Symba007

*trips*

You know the answer. Governments take part of the money they get from taxes and invest it in different projects. They also keep part of it aside in case of emergencies. At the end of the year, they usually spend all the money they get from the tax-payers. But they don't need to increase taxes to invest in different projects. They could for example lower the budgets allowed in another department, or could even borrow money to very good rates(Québec having a AAA credit rate).

As I said earlier, the money needed for each department/ministry is not necessarily the same every year. Some increase every year(notably the Health ministry) but some don't require as much every given year. You can find the budget to finance some projects in those and not have to increase the financial weight on the tax-payers.
- Jean_Perron

QP for PM! LOWER TAXES! Cut the Heath care budget. LOWER TAXES! Cut the Education Budget. LOWER TAXES! Borrow money from the world Bank!LOWER TAXES!

QP! QP! QP!

You know the answer. Governments take part of the money they get from taxes and invest it in different projects. They also keep part of it aside in case of emergencies. At the end of the year, they usually spend all the money they get from the tax-payers. But they don't need to increase taxes to invest in different projects. They could for example lower the budgets allowed in another department, or could even borrow money to very good rates(Québec having a AAA credit rate).

As I said earlier, the money needed for each department/ministry is not necessarily the same every year. Some increase every year(notably the Health ministry) but some don't require as much every given year. You can find the budget to finance some projects in those and not have to increase the financial weight on the tax-payers.
- Jean_Perron

*Howard's location*

I agree, raise tuition fees in university and get a new airport in Sherbrooke

*runs*
- Symba007

*covers bum and hammer*
- pete26

You might get aroused if you hold your junk for too long

- WaterBoy

Quickly watching the highlights. See that girl duck on the "2nd" Japanese goal?


Those girls got shafted on that goal that wasn't called. Kinda feel for them.

You know the answer. Governments take part of the money they get from taxes and invest it in different projects. They also keep part of it aside in case of emergencies. At the end of the year, they usually spend all the money they get from the tax-payers. But they don't need to increase taxes to invest in different projects. They could for example lower the budgets allowed in another department, or could even borrow money to very good rates(Québec having a AAA credit rate).

As I said earlier, the money needed for each department/ministry is not necessarily the same every year. Some increase every year(notably the Health ministry) but some don't require as much every given year. You can find the budget to finance some projects in those and not have to increase the financial weight on the tax-payers.
- Jean_Perron

You're a cute little guy (or so Pete tells me). And you're obviously very bright. But what you are NOT, is experienced in life. There is no replacement for living life and learning from everything it teaches you, both good and bad. That's as much as I can explain it. Hopefully, some day you'll get it.

You know the answer. Governments take part of the money they get from taxes and invest it in different projects. They also keep part of it aside in case of emergencies. At the end of the year, they usually spend all the money they get from the tax-payers. But they don't need to increase taxes to invest in different projects. They could for example lower the budgets allowed in another department, or could even borrow money to very good rates(Québec having a AAA credit rate).

As I said earlier, the money needed for each department/ministry is not necessarily the same every year. Some increase every year(notably the Health ministry) but some don't require as much every given year. You can find the budget to finance some projects in those and not have to increase the financial weight on the tax-payers.
- Jean_Perron

You're really delusional beyond belief...

I agree, raise tuition fees in university and get a new airport in Sherbrooke

*runs*
- Symba007

Well played

But there is a lot money lost in the bureaucracy of many ministry, notably in the Hospitals. The amount of bosses/administrators has been increasing exponentially while the number of doctors/nurses is stagnating/going down. Too many chiefs not enough indians natives.

You're really delusional beyond belief...
- BashCH

He's just young and naive.

Well played

But there is a lot money lost in the bureaucracy of many ministry, notably in the Hospitals. The amount of bosses/administrators has been increasing exponentially while the number of doctors/nurses is stagnating/going down. Too many chiefs not enough indians natives.
- Jean_Perron

Why do you think that might be the case?

Why do you think that might be the case?
- hscesq

*awaits*

Why do you think that might be the case?
- hscesq

$$$$

or

You're a cute little guy (or so Pete tells me). And you're obviously very bright. But what you are NOT, is experienced in life. There is no replacement for living life and learning from everything it teaches you, both good and bad. That's as much as I can explain it. Hopefully, some day you'll get it.

You're really delusional beyond belief...
- BashCH

And you're a narcissistic person that would rather put its head in the sand than think about solutions. It's pretty easy to complain about everything and not propose anything to resolve problems. ANYBODY can do that.

Please tell me in which way you are superior as far as public finance knowledge goes? Shall I remind you that I study in Finance?