Bombardier Talks Said Stalled on Trudeau's Pitch

The video discusses the stalled negotiations between the Canadian federal government and Bombardier, focusing on a proposed $3 billion investment plan. The plan involves both the federal government and Quebec investing in Bombardier, but disagreements over share structure and control have led to a standstill. Quebec is considering proceeding independently, while the federal government is cautious about the political implications. The situation remains unresolved, with both parties weighing their options.

What was the proposed financial plan by Trudeau for Bombardier?

• A $4 billion plan with private investors

• A $2 billion plan with no new shares issued

• A $3 billion plan with investments from both the federal government and Quebec

• A $1 billion investment from the federal government only

Why did Bombardier reject the federal government's proposal?

• They preferred to go it alone with Quebec's support

• They were planning to sell the company

• They disagreed with the new share issuance

• They wanted more money

What is the main issue with the dual share class structure at Bombardier?

• It requires unanimous shareholder approval for changes

• It limits the company's ability to issue new shares

• It allows the family to control the company with a small stake

• It prevents any new investments

What is the federal government's stance on the dual share class structure?

• They want to increase the family's control

• They have no opinion on it

• They want it changed as part of their proposal

• They support it as it is

What is the political strategy of Trudeau's government regarding the Bombardier negotiations?

• To impose a strict deadline

• To appear engaged without committing funds immediately

• To withdraw from negotiations entirely

• To prioritize other companies over Bombardier