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Bill allows finance minister to spend $2 bn on shares for imaginary green company
By Matthew Horwood Dec 8, 2022
Senators last night questioned one clause in a 172-pg budget bill that would see Chrystia Freeland spend $2 bn on shares of a company that doesn’t exist. The company would draw private investment in green technology, said Freeland.
“The green transition, we have to act quickly,” Freeland told the Senate national finance committee. “It is urgent to carry out,” she added.
https://www.westernstandard.news/news/bill-allows-finance-minister-to-spend-2-billion-on-shares-for-imaginary-green-company/article_20764494-7702-11ed-8c35-4b9543885c64.html

MONEY LAUNDERING AND RENEWABLE ENERGY – A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
JANUARY 2, 2020 WLUYTIES LEAVE A COMMENT
Guest blog by S. A. Shelley
...So where can ill-gotten gains be laundered? What industry is there that offers huge production volumes with some variant transparency?  Renewable energy. That’s right, I’m proposing that renewable energy is a great way for elites of dubious background to transform money, makes even more money and at the same time help the earth.
...Years and years ago, I had an interesting chat with a business professor about investing. He candidly suggested to follow the Mob. “The Mob hires the best and brightest from Harvard, Stanford and the like. Invest in what the Mob invests.”
https://www.ourworldofenergy.com/blog/?p=1737

Taxpayers to pay billions subsidizing green energy investors
Lorrie Goldstein
Published Nov 03, 2022  •  Last updated Nov 03, 2022
...with Canada facing a possible recession next year, many Canadians will not be enthusiastic about paying subsidies to private investors in green energy to lower their financial risks...