 Toronto Star axes dozens of jobs despite taking $115K a week in federal bailout fundsBusiness | 236 hits | Nov 22 1:20 am | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  The Toronto Star will be shedding 73 jobs after halting the publication of StarMetro newspapers throughout the country, despite receiving hefty payroll rebates from the federal government.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Even Fed money directly pumped in for the propaganda can't save the Red Star. They are truly that bad.
^ That’s a big pile of propaganda right there.
No news outlets have received any tax credits yet and a tax credit is not “money directly pumped in” but you people haven’t let ignorance stop you before so why start now?
Even Fed money directly pumped in for the propaganda can't save the Red Star. They are truly that bad.
^ That’s a big pile of propaganda right there.
No news outlets have received any tax credits yet and a tax credit is not “money directly pumped in” but you people haven’t let ignorance stop you before so why start now?
“I tip my hat to the prime minister and the finance minister. They deserve a lot of credit,” said Godfrey. “Everyone in journalism should be doing a victory lap around their building right now.”
https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/ ... -in-canada
Given who they were dealing with maybe they should have asked for the money up front.
I guess the recipients of Trudeau's largess aren't so happy now that Socks has gotten re elected and they're not needed at the moment. But not to worry, I'm sure that around 2022 they'll be promised even more lucrative tax and charity packages to ensure their compliance.
Even Fed money directly pumped in for the propaganda can't save the Red Star. They are truly that bad.
^ That’s a big pile of propaganda right there.
No news outlets have received any tax credits yet and a tax credit is not “money directly pumped in” but you people haven’t let ignorance stop you before so why start now?
“I tip my hat to the prime minister and the finance minister. They deserve a lot of credit,” said Godfrey. “Everyone in journalism should be doing a victory lap around their building right now.”
https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/ ... -in-canada
Given who they were dealing with maybe they should have asked for the money up front.
I guess the recipients of Trudeau's largess aren't so happy now that Socks has gotten re elected and they're not needed at the moment. But not to worry, I'm sure that around 2022 they'll be promised even more lucrative tax and charity packages to ensure their compliance.
It was always proposed as a credit for the 2019 tax assessment, which hasn’t happened yet. How did Fiddle figure that out before you did?
It was always proposed as a bribe for the 2019 tax assessment, which hasn’t happened yet. How did Fiddle figure that out before you did?
Fixed.
The central question remains. Why is the Red Star axing it's employees now, just before it's windfall is due to come in?
I guess it’s not quite the “windfall” you’re making it out to be, is it?
The gov't will not be handing them $6 million next year in any way shape or form.
It's just our local dispensor of fake news feeding the gullible their daily dose.
It was always proposed as a credit for the 2019 tax assessment, which hasn’t happened yet. How did Fiddle figure that out before you did?
There's a bit more to the Liberals largess than just a "tax credit" for the news media. They've essentially turned some of the these media outlets into charity organizations who can solicit donations and issue tax receipts for their donors which makes them a money making venture because unlike charities they don't donate their money.
But maybe you can clarify this for me because I looked and couldn't find any other businesses or corporations being given refunds for labour costs other than when they involve maintenance and repairs.
So it that common practice to give for profit organizations tax credits and refunds for their labour costs or is this another anomaly.
The plan in the government’s fiscal update allows non-profit news organizations to accept donations and issue tax receipts to donors. To be eligible, charitable journalism operations will have to release content for free under a creative commons licence, which the government hopes will have a knock-on effect for local news organizations that can post the stories or incorporate them into their own journalism.
The plan also includes a new refundable tax credit for labour costs at both for-profit and non-profit news organizations. To determine eligibility for the credit, the government plans to create an independent panel drawn from the “news and journalism community,” which will also “define and promote core journalism standards (and) define professional journalism.”
But it really doesn't matter anyway because much like the promises of our new warships, by the time the Liberals get around to issuing the refund checks most of these media outlets will be gone.
And you’re wrong about another thing (shocker). Only not-for-profit news organizations can apply for charitable status, allowing them to receive donations and issue tax receipts to donors.