The revolution has begun sort of but not in Canada

http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/daily...145628941.html

I don't know how he can make end's meet, maybe he's CEO of another corp where the share holders eat bull.
This is typical of the rich greedy 1% taking all the money they can without justification who needs $40M US as a bonus???

How much is too large a salary, let's say, on an annual basis?

Are we talking industry standard or what a person thinks they are worth
Of course the odd lawyer might try to justify a $2000 an hour rate
Seriously Wayne Rooney on approx 250,000 quid a week
An ER surgeon on ????

Because there's no point, the midwest is oversupplied. Simpler to build keystone XL and pipe it where it is going to be used and upgrade it there. Because the refineries are already there and that's where the market is.

Anything more than I get.

You jest but each time I ask this of folk the answer is invariably around 20% above their income

I have to admit I know nothing about such things but ...

If it was refined in Canada, couldn't Canada simply supply its own customers and sell the excess? As opposed to transporting it south, refining it, and then transporting it north to customers.

Oh, no. 1% above (until July).

So today is the big day. Looks like Wild Rose will win in the countryside, loose in Edmonton and things could go either way in Calgary. Minority government?

I believe so. The polls and the local papers appear to suggest so as well. Time will tell.

I voted, the first time I've been able to for over 15 years.

Looks like the polls may have been up the spout?!

Completely

The analysis as reported in BC is that there was a lot of tactical voting by NDP, Liberal and uncommitted voters because the White Rose party scared the **** out of a lot of people.

As an aside, it seems there was a lot of support from the federal conservatives for the Wild Rose party and against the incumbent provincial conservatives.