shockedcanadian
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We give the monarchy tens of millions of dollar a year, we are a member of the old racket ffs, and we have to pay while the U.S president wisely stays in a U.S owned property?
Yes we sent a large delegation but somebody dropped the ball and is tone deaf to the struggles average Canadians face today.
Broke, Police State Canada is finding every opportunity to make the situation worse, it's guaranteed to get worse I promise you. Tug this dingy with your ship at your own peril...
As the Trudeau government weathers scorn for spending an eyewatering $400,000 on hotel rooms for the Queen’s funeral, the prime minister is proving to be particularly cagey on one specific detail of that weekend: Who among the delegation stayed in an ultra-luxury $6,000 per night hotel suite?
The 281,400-pound bill ($356,981.70) was first revealed last week by Postmedia columnist Brian Lilley, who obtained the figures via an Access to Information request.
The bulk of the bill was paid out to a single hotel, the Corinthia London, which bills itself as one of the top luxury hotels in Great Britain.
The Government of Canada started booking rooms in the hotel just three days after the Queen’s death on Sept. 8. By the eve of the Sept. 21 funeral, Ottawa may have been renting out 31 of the hotel’s 283 suites at an average of about $2,000 each per night.
But at the core of the bill is a five-day stay in the River Suite, a 900-square-foot room complete with “complimentary butler service” and an all-marble bathroom.
Yes we sent a large delegation but somebody dropped the ball and is tone deaf to the struggles average Canadians face today.
Broke, Police State Canada is finding every opportunity to make the situation worse, it's guaranteed to get worse I promise you. Tug this dingy with your ship at your own peril...
FIRST READING: Joe Biden stayed in London for free. Why did it cost Canada $400,000?
FIRST READING: Someone in the Canadian delegation (they won't say who) spent the Queen's funeral in a $6000/night butler-equipped suite
nationalpost.com
As the Trudeau government weathers scorn for spending an eyewatering $400,000 on hotel rooms for the Queen’s funeral, the prime minister is proving to be particularly cagey on one specific detail of that weekend: Who among the delegation stayed in an ultra-luxury $6,000 per night hotel suite?
The 281,400-pound bill ($356,981.70) was first revealed last week by Postmedia columnist Brian Lilley, who obtained the figures via an Access to Information request.
The bulk of the bill was paid out to a single hotel, the Corinthia London, which bills itself as one of the top luxury hotels in Great Britain.
The Government of Canada started booking rooms in the hotel just three days after the Queen’s death on Sept. 8. By the eve of the Sept. 21 funeral, Ottawa may have been renting out 31 of the hotel’s 283 suites at an average of about $2,000 each per night.
But at the core of the bill is a five-day stay in the River Suite, a 900-square-foot room complete with “complimentary butler service” and an all-marble bathroom.