Great speech by Liz Truss

Inflation came in hot (again) at 6.8%—a new 31yr high that assures at least a 50 bps BoC hike on June 1. Some econs think this month's CPI could touch 7%, highest since 1983. If that's finally enough to push Canada's 5yr yield over 3%, next stop for 5yr fixed rates may be 5%.

Hey Air Canada, just me again, sitting on the tarmac at YUL, again, with no gate available, again… Thx for not even responding last time this happened… #noaccountability #customerexperience

I’ve never been 💯 clear on the definition of ironic… but I think I got it right here! Clearly F1 cars must run on hopes and dreams…

I cannot give specifics because each mortgage is different (starting rate, amortization, payment set-up) And each bank has slightly different Trigger Point definitions and approaches to managing the Trigger Point problem You have to contact your individual lender You should!

How can anyone believe that growing Canadian natural gas production, done so to the highest ESG standards in the world, in order to displace Asian/European coal usage, is NOT a good thing??? I don't get it.

You need 60 barrels of oil just to make the plastic inside an average Tesla $TSLA $XOM $CVX #OOTT

Outstanding speech by aramco CEO on energy ignorance, the exhaustion of spare capacity, and the ongoing lack of sufficient capital investment. We remain bullish. aramco.com/en/news-media/…

Respected OPEC whisperer Helima Croft Helima: "We certainly see a significant chance that the producer group will opt for a substantial cut (500 kb/d to 1 mb/d) to try to signal that there is indeed an effective circuit breaker in the market."

You thought the end of US shale hyper growth was big? How about the exhaustion of OPEC spare capacity??? CEO of aramco: “The world should be worried...this is where we are heading. If China opens up a little bit you will find out that spare capacity will be eroded completely.”🚀

Feeling confused by the sudden implosion in oil? Esteemed energy trader Mastro of RBC offers some thoughts. Punchline: it’s not about oil fundamentals!

The last time the Bank of Canada's policy rate was this high was in 2001 The average price of a Toronto home then was $251K The average price of a Toronto home today is $1.2M

Couldn’t help but notice how poorly kept the Ville de Montréal parks are… Valérie Plante maybe start by picking up your city-issues toboggans… Stop with the bike lanes and get the basics right!

Global oil inventories are now only 10MM Bbls away from the record deficit set in June 2022, which reversed solely due to the largest release from Strategic Political Reserves (SPR) in history. We remain bullish.

Not sure there’s any more depressing place than a Montreal Hudson's Bay | La Baie d'Hudson store in January… can’t get out of here quickly enough.

Someone at the Ville de Montréal should do a little quality-assurance on the work they farm out to their vendors, don’t you think CTV Montreal Valérie Plante Gracia Kasoki Katahwa … let me point you in the right direction, it’s Roslyn Ave…

95% of Canadians don't study policies & political philosophies It's just: Justin was a doofus but this guy looks smart The Elites of Canada LOVE Carney Banker salivate over a Banker running the show But reality is: same Liberal programs, same Liberal results Think carefully

Dear Air Canada, as a very frequent traveler who’s visited most of your Canadian lounges, let me tell you that your Halifax one is TIREDDDDD…