Corporate Canada gets free ride at the expense of the individual
20th Dec 2005, 20:37 GMT
Income trust owners kept their phenomenal winning streak intact last week when Standard and Poor's added 72 trusts to the SandP/TSX composite index. Trusts now have an official and permanent address on the market. They're not going away and more will come. The ''trustification'' of Corporate Canada is just taking a breather until the federal election is out of the way. (INSIDER Edition subscribers only)
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