Win-Door Reflects Slumping Canadian Market
Toronto—The Canadian market has remained relatively healthy, but the weak U.S. economy is beginning to drag it down. »
$700 billion. Or was it $700 trillion. It's way too big a number and too complicated an issue for me, but when I heard about plan to bail out Wall Street and theoretically save our economy, I couldn't help but wonder, "It would be nice if someone helped out struggling window and door companies that way."
Of course, I know most business owners in this industry wouldn't want or expect the government to get involved in their companies. But I'm sure a few of you have asked, "How come we never got that sort of help?" Well, maybe this bailout plan will eventually help, by bringing stability to the housing market sooner.
What do you think? That's our poll question for the week. And, if you'd like to share your thoughts, email me and tell me what you think of the pending plan for the government to buy up billions of dollars of bad loans.
And, I'll add a note. You may have noticed, we have a brand new Web site. We hope you'll have a look around and let us know what you think.
Win-Door Reflects Slumping Canadian Market
Toronto—The Canadian market has remained relatively healthy, but the weak U.S. economy is beginning to drag it down. »
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