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>The Bank of Canada will maintain its 2% inflation target for the next five years, but has formally been given license to moderately overshoot it to “support maximum sustainable employment.”
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>In a mandate renewal released jointly with the Canadian government on Monday, the central bank added a new requirement whereby officials will use its 1% to 3% control range to “continue” supporting employment levels if warranted, while emphasizing the primacy of targeting inflation.
https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/about-us/cmhcs-story
"CMHC exists for a single reason: to make housing affordable for everyone in Canada. "
For BoC, it has signed with Government of Canada on its inflation mandate: "The inflation target will continue to be the 2 per cent mid-point of the 1 to 3 per cent inflation-control range."
Job is job and you get paid with such fat salaries/gold pensions/luxury benefits for doing it, that's your job, take it or leave it, you may hate the job but like the money however no job no money. If you can't do your job, you should be fired like everyone else do or just resign and there are tons of qualified and smart younger people can fulfill the tasks/mandates. Simple like that. Don't keep fooling people with the word "transitory" to cover up your job incompetency and just keep your fat paycheck/gold plated pensions.
Yes life is transitory too, all living things on this planet are transitory as well, it is the fact for everything here, today you are young and soon you will get old, time past crazy fast...look at your own family photo albums it will tell you what "transitory" really means, sure we all know that..."transitory" is a word taught in kindergartens, we don't need expensive teachers and lecturers for this, amateur or professional, we need doers who can and are willing to get job done in this country. STOP lecturing, START doing.
I am currently an accounting student at a non-target Canadian university (2nd year).
Is it possible for me to get into investment banking in Canada, and what would be some ways to get there?
Hi! Just curious what lawyers in Canada's billable targets are like? Can you advise if you work at big/med/small firm and your year of call too?
Edit: Very confused about these low targets. Wouldn't it be pretty easy to hit 1650? It seems very at odds from what I heard about Bay Street and being a lawyer in Canada in general.
So why is it that my local Target doesn't have a Printshop?
