Debt, taxes and food waste
The federal debit is under $30 billion — why that seems to upset many is strange.
Our grocery stores throw away $31 billion of good food every year and we don’t yell about it. Good food thrown out by households, us, comes to $31 billion a year.
Strange beings us humans, if stores and households did not waste so much and put that value in tax payments, Canada would have over a $60 billion surplus budget.
John McDonald
Duncan