"One of the pieces that's going to have to be dealt with, is helping public opinion understand that everything can't be so-called free," she said. "I've lived in Asia for 15 years. There just seems to be more cultural acceptance that country assets can be sold so that the capital can be redeployed for other things. "

Is she kidding? She is listed as having headed Sun Life's operations in China. Yes, in a communist authoritarian State they have more "cultural acceptance" of "country assets" being sold. That statement is so ridiculous one must be suspicious of putting any faith in the words of the person uttering it. I am not necessarily against the idea, but clearly this person is a propagandist willing to fleece Canadians.