Dion also pointed to a fundraising letter send out by the Conservatives that asks the question "The CBC costs taxpayers over $1.1 billion per year. Do you think this is a good use of taxpayers' dollars or a bad use of taxpayers' dollars?" This doesn't obviously bode well for the CBC or for the Conservatives future plans for Arts and Culture.
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Dion Sides with Arts and Culture: Conservatives Plan more Damage
Stephen Dion said today that, if elected, a Liberal Government would reverse the damage done by Harper to the Arts and strengthen them more than ever before. Among Dion's promises
Doubling the budget of the Canada Council for the Arts to $360 million a year
Increasing the film production tax credit to 30 per cent from 25 per cent
Reversing the Conservatives' $45 million in cuts to the budgets of various arts groups.
Dion also pointed to a fundraising letter send out by the Conservatives that asks the question "The CBC costs taxpayers over $1.1 billion per year. Do you think this is a good use of taxpayers' dollars or a bad use of taxpayers' dollars?" This doesn't obviously bode well for the CBC or for the Conservatives future plans for Arts and Culture.
Dion also pointed to a fundraising letter send out by the Conservatives that asks the question "The CBC costs taxpayers over $1.1 billion per year. Do you think this is a good use of taxpayers' dollars or a bad use of taxpayers' dollars?" This doesn't obviously bode well for the CBC or for the Conservatives future plans for Arts and Culture.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comment:
I'd almost forgotten having heard of that mailout. I do recall sending off notes to my current MP resisting any and all suggestion that CBC deserved to have its funding cut. Whether or not my opinion matters to his party on this subject...
Post a Comment