CPR Feel The Love

[agstar77]

It is so frustrating, just honour contracts. If they aren’t supposed to be paying taxes then they shouldn’t have to pay taxes, if they agree to a 15% freight reduction IN PERPETUITY they should have to provide a 15% freight reduction in perpetuity. If it makes them go broke or the tax break hurts the government more then they thought too bad.

Do as I say not as I do?

[TOM4CWB]

[QUOTE=Grahamp;516870]It is so frustrating, just honour contracts.


We are light years ahead in railroading in Canada than where we were at 20 years ago, some of the most efficient service anywhere on the planet.

I for one am glad that CDN railways have kept us up and running through Covid, and done it efficiently.

Credit where credit is due, Hunter Harrison was a grumpy greasy stingy RR manager, he did bring about massive efficiency gains in railroading in North America. We can be thankful that Quebec and PM JT are not in charge of our RR in Canada!!!

Cheers

[farmboy44]

It is so frustrating, just honour contracts. If they aren’t supposed to be paying taxes then they shouldn’t have to pay taxes, if they agree to a 15% freight reduction IN PERPETUITY they should have to provide a 15% freight reduction in perpetuity. If it makes them go broke or the tax break hurts the government more then they thought too bad.

“Just honour contracts”

… risky statement to say around these parts this year!

[Grahamp]

“Just honour contracts”

… risky statement to say around these parts this year!

Touché

[furrowtickler]

It is so frustrating, just honour contracts. If they aren’t supposed to be paying taxes then they shouldn’t have to pay taxes, if they agree to a 15% freight reduction IN PERPETUITY they should have to provide a 15% freight reduction in perpetuity. If it makes them go broke or the tax break hurts the government more then they thought too bad.

Yup , tell that to Cargil and any other grain company that does not honour their side , late payments, late deliveries..... been happening for decades