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At the time, Bukatova was a teenager and brushed off the calls as fake or fraudulent, until she tried to use her debit card a few months later in mid-2018. I wanted to get myself some lunch and then it just wouldn t go through, she said in an interview with CBC Radio s
The Cost of Living. At that point, I actually checked my bank account and it was at negative $16, said Bukatova.
There had been less than $6000 in her account, so that still meant the Canada Revenue Agency was looking for, say, $8,329,413.06, according to documents provided to CBC Radio.
Time to find an accountant
The Covidiots who went coronaviral: Lockdown stupidity across Ireland
There have been some unifying low points as Ireland battles Covid-19. Here is a non-exhaustive list of some of the incidents uniting us in outrage
Just to kick things off if you didn t hear about it last night, gardaí arrested three people and issued 50 fines to people partying in the street in the Castletroy area of Limerick City.
Fri, 05 Mar, 2021 - 21:00
Ciarán Sunderland
If you weren t in Castletroy, Limerick last week getting down to the funky beat of Come On Eileen then you were missing out.
However, as the last chords of the Dexys Midnight Runners party classic fade into the March air and outraged voices take to the radio airwaves, it s a good idea to cast our minds back to other episodes of mind-numbingly stupid carry-on that all sections of Irish society have indulged in during this pandemic.
But, there’s a pretty big but. The Constitution, the law and the political system are against her. Ms McEntee’s case is unprecedented. There is no provision for a TD to take maternity leave, let alone a Cabinet minister. The optics, politics and logistics of the Justice Minister’s maternity leave are complex, will be scrutinised and do matter to women.
Technically, a TD doesn’t actually take any sort of leave, including holidays. TDs are paid once they are elected and their level of activity over the term of the Dáil is determined by themselves.
Not that it matters, but Ms McEntee has one of the safest seats in the land. Her Fine Gael seat in Meath East is in prime Blueshirt territory, previously held by former Taoiseach John Bruton and her late father, Shane McEntee. She has also seen off her party rival Regina Doherty in the past year. Her constituency operation is formidable and will continue while she is on leave. The Houses of the Oireachtas will give her additional s