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Canadian Western Bank T.CWB

Alternate Symbol(s):  CBWBF | CWESF | T.CWB.PR.B | T.CWB.PR.D

Canadian Western Bank is a diversified financial services company. It provides full-service business and personal banking, specialized financing, comprehensive wealth management offerings, and trust services. It offers specialty business banking services for small-and medium-sized companies with a focus on general commercial, equipment financing, construction financing, commercial real estate financing, real estate construction and project financing and equipment financing and leasing. It also provides full-service personal banking options, including chequing and savings accounts, loans, mortgages and investment products. Its banking services include online banking, ATM banking, creditor insurance, resources for seniors and order cheques online. Its CWB Business Advantage Account and CWB Business Unlimited Account offer solutions for day-to-day banking and 24/7 online access. It has its operations in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Quebec, Manitoba and others.


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Comment by DeanEdmontonon Jun 12, 2024 2:48pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:For All Holding CWB, I hope This Goes Through

RE:RE:RE:RE:For All Holding CWB, I hope This Goes ThroughPaker - typical B.C. socialist attitude. Take money from people who work very hard, will move to places where the pay is better and do jobs that require great skill and a lot of sacrifices, and give it to those who sit on the wide butts and won't do what it takes to earn the same wages. The money I earn is mine, the Government does not have a right to take 50% of what I earn because they think they know how to spend it better than I do. The fact you think paying huge tax is fine tells me you really don't understand capitalism.
packerdriver wrote: Newsflash: When you complain about paying too much tax you're complaining that you make too much money!
The average income in Alberta has been higher than the Canadian average for a few decades now.
ALL Candians pay federal income taxes at the very same rates. Provincial taxes vary greatly.
Albertans pay the lowest fed.+prov. income taxes in the country. On100k of taxable income Albertans pay 4K LESS in taxes than QC residents and 6K LESS than NB residents.
Because AB is the only province that does not have a sales tax Albertans pay 7 to 10% LESS for their goods than ALL other Canadians....and on their way back from the mall when they stop to fill up their pickups they pay at least 30% LESS at the pumps than all other Canadians.
Gee you got it tough over there in AB, eh?

As Andrew Coyne wrote a while back: "For all the rhetorical invocation of a marauding federal government bent on causing maximum harm to Alberta, it remains the highest-earning, lowest-taxed, most favoured province in the country."

I live in BC...we pay federal income taxes, we don't get equalization payments either....and yet you never hear anybody around here complain about it. It seems that's ALL you hear coming  out of AB over and over and over again. I wonder why that is.... Heck, we don't even complain that we paid for a pipeline to get oil out of Alberta to tideawater for the first time.

The way things are going, I'm waiting for Danielle Smith to demand a refund of Alberta's share of taxes that fund the Canadian Navy because Alberta doesn't border an ocean!

DeanEdmonton wrote: Paker - you really are dense. Where so you thing the Feds get the money to pay for things. Between 1968 and 2018, transfers, from only tax, and excluding all the Fed levies, GST and royalties on natural resources, from Alberta to the Federal coffers totalled more than $630 billion, working out to $3,700 per Albertan per year over this time period. Alberta currently pays about $20 BILLION a year more than we get back. Quebec, Ont and the Maritimes are the big benificiaries. The only reason the Feds built the pipeline, and spent three tiems as much money as it should have cost, is they ran off the privvate owners that would have built it at no cost to any tax payer.

Try extracting you head from your anal orifice for a while, it smells better and you can see more.
packerdriver wrote:
It just NEVER ends, does it? So much for the ususal complaints that there's not enough competition in banking and the "big banks" are a problem... Or the usual complaints about Quebec and Ottawa shafting the west. When a Quebec bank takes over an Alberta bank it's quite alright all of a sudden if they waive a bunch of cash in front of investor's noses.
You're afraid Ottawa will block this sale??? I remember when SK almost went to war with Ottawa to force it to BLOCK the sale of Potash corp. It's hard to keep up with your persecution complex.
But why stop there?? Why not complain about the Feds building a 34 billion dollar pipeline??? With not a dollar of contribution from Alberta? What an outrage that Ottawa can just meddle in provincial matters like that, eh? Or complain about Ottawa kicking in 1.5 Billlion for that transit line in Calgary that had been planned for TEN YEARS...but the province and city could never seemed to find the money for it.
The NERVE of the Feds to stick their noses in there, eh?









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