Government defends foreign property ‘fire sale’

Political | 206716 hits | Dec 06 6:07 am | Posted by: kitty

The federal government is unloading scores of high-end properties around the world, from the former ambassador’s residence in Oslo, which recently sold for $12.5-million, to the former consul-general’s residence in Denver, now on the market for $1.7-milli

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by Freakinoldguy
Mon Dec 08, 2014 5:52 am
Now if they reduce the number of civil servants that manned those properties they'll have done something. Otherwise this is just a lame attempt to save a buck so they can blow it somewhere else.

But here's a question why the fuck did we have a residence in Detroit when it's a 2 minute ride across the bridge into Windsor.....Refugees?
by andyt
Mon Dec 08, 2014 6:39 am
It's all about having a surplus in the face of declining oil revenues. Gotta get ready for the election, with JT being a threat and all. Interesting times ahead if the drop in oil prices starts wreaking havoc in our economy, will this hurt or help Stevo? Mike Duffy trial coming up, etc.

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