Editor:
I want to write about how Canadian companies should be ashamed and should have their corporate tax breaks taken away for not hiring Canadians.
This is a stain on our economy, thus we can't move forward or out of the depression. (Sorry folks, double-dip is a thing I get at Dairy Cream).
Yes, Harper supposedly made changes, but this is not good enough; he has to close the loopholes that most companies are using to hire foreigners.
I have applied to many jobs and have been told, "You don't look like a condo manager." Or "You have related experience but not direct experience and we can't hire you."
And then these companies hire foreigners who can't speak a word of English or say their name and somehow they have experience?
I believe that the corporate tax breaks should be taken away, and any other benefit, because those temporary workers will all of a sudden be permanent and thus blocking Canadians with skills.
To say there are no skilled Canadians is like me saying, "There is a giant who holds the Earth up named Hercules."
A myth.
Canadian companies have gotten too lazy that they use any cop-out for why they cannot pay proper wages and yet make their big administration salaries of $5 million or so.
How many houses can these people live in at once?
With their nine houses and 10 cars?
How many cars can you drive at once?
What is the point of funding somebody from India who contributes to his family in India or China instead of Canada where money can flow through the economy thus producing a hot economy like in the Second World War when we began to produce made-in-Canada arms.
Canada has to stop letting money out and fine people who take out our currency to be used in other countries, thus making their country rich.
Thus driving up the taxes in Canada making Canada expensive to live and work in.
Andrew Kelly,
Olds
