RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Market correction is likelyAs usual, good points. However, I dont think it can be debated that Liberals tax and spend significantly more than conservatives. On the spending front, the huge increase to the child tax benefit is one example of spending money we just dont have. The 80 billion $ deficit we were about to run this year prior to covid needs an expalnation too. To be fair, Trudeau has been fairly honest about not raising income taxes for most Canadians. However, he has eliminated many tax credits, and found ways to tax lifestyle through various carbon taxes, sin taxes etc . And he claims the alll carbon money is redistributed to Canadians, which is bunkem. First it all isnt all refunded, and second, my kid who barely works gets the same refund as I do. Classic wealth redistrbution, that still couldn't win him a seat at the UN (thank heavens) I fullly expect to see new estate taxes and sale of property taxes if he stays in power. But..he won't raise income taxes on the middle class. (if he knows what the is). I can say is my disposable income doesn't go nearly as far as it did 5 years ago. As for inflation, agree if rates stay low we are somewhat protected short term. What is driving inflation in this country right now is the carbon tax. Everything that requires machinery and transportation to provide a product is now more expensive, and companies flow these increases through to consumers. My grocery bills will be well over 3% higher this year. They claim its because of covid and I hope they are right because then I can expect the prices to go back down when Covid passes. Not holding my breath. Reasonable open on the TSE today....