Wait til they find out about all the other resources that are extracted and exported for cheap
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Canada leaving billions on the table by not processing more crops at home, new agri-food study says
I won't touch 20s anymore. looks like trash
and when a company starts doing this, they will be asked to not do it again
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A Canadian payment giant is being sold to U.S. private equity. Is your digital privacy at risk?
monaris? the debit machine with the stupid fuckj g camera on it for some dumb ass reason
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A Canadian payment giant is being sold to U.S. private equity. Is your digital privacy at risk?
Joke's on you--it was already at risk
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A Canadian payment giant is being sold to U.S. private equity. Is your digital privacy at risk?
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The premiers of Quebec, the Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut didn’t sign the deal. However, a statement released by those who did sign said Quebec and the Yukon were working to join in the near future.
What about incentives bikes, e-bikes or scooters? And for that 1 season for folks who don't want to brave or cannot use a mountain (e-)bike, the money folks saved can go towards buses, taxis, rent a car, friends, other creative solutions.
in order for this to work, rural communities would have to have easy, cheap access to a bus.
I know in my rural community, if you don’t have a car you absolutely cannot do anything.
I think edging while still strafing through a high majority agreement is the way to go. Oversized vehicles need to go for example. Incentives for bikes and e-bikes makes sense. Don't ban all sport vehicles but, but impose more restrictions.
And engage the public for their opinion: polls, open-ended questions, anything. It should be so easy with healthy internet platforms.
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By design.
How sad is it that we as a country have allowed labour standards to fall so far that now even having access to employment insurance is the province of the so called middle class.
(The middle class is a fiction, we are all working class, start acting like it)
I could swear that the same minister said just a couple weeks ago that this would not happen…
Canadians can rest assured that they will be able to enjoy the iconic Snowbird formation for generations to come," promising more details about the future of the Snowbirds on May 19th in Moose Jaw.
Oh, generations to come, just maybe not the next generation.
The NTSB chair said she would caution against "pointing fingers" at air traffic controllers, who work in "a heavy workload environment" day in and day out.
I'd point a finger at whoever thinks having a heavy workload environment day in and day out is acceptable.
Would you look at that! They didn’t want to get boxed in by BC and Sask.