Didn't the Alberta unions recently prove they have the spinal strength of a much adored slinky?
And considering Smith's love of the notwithstanding clause, any union standing up should be forming bilateral strike-in-lieu agreements of some kind with multiple other unions.
She bent the knee for trump. She should move out of Alberta and move to the crumbling USA before she creates a crumbling Alberta. If she doesn't bring Alberta with her though, then she is nothing to trump.
No TFW allowed.
Landlords should be registered in Ontario, and have their places inspected once a year. Any investment property that fails a safety inspection should simply be seized by the government. Stop playing around.
They should pay it into an escrow account that requires dual sign-off to release. Proves willingness to pay but doesn't just give away the money. The fact this wasn't suggested or required is it's own red flag.
It's such a classic canard on par with the "welfare queen" libel.
The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing did not answer when asked if there are any avenues for tenants to recover that money if it is determined that they are not in fact behind on payment.
Everything you need to know right there.
I don't disagree that there is a lot of bad actors who attempt to game the system indefinitely, but this isn't the way to address those issues.
Not sure what else I'd expect from this government though.
Interesting. On one hand, it's insensitive. On the other, actual phishers aren't going to be respecting your feelings either. Anybody who failed this is indeed a cyber risk.
(Obviously the employer shouldn't have been making their lives hell in the first place, but that's an entirely different issue)
Four days, 6 hours a day. Paid lunch break.
Sounds like we need a general strike.
Now that's Union protection!
have you seen the price of tokens these days?? back to off shore human powered data centers.
Didn't Mark promise AI productivity magic would solve the need for human labour in the CRA?
We don't have any actual choice for leader who represents workers, the majority of Canadians.
Hate to see you guy's and the brits regularly two steps behind us and not in a good way.
Wishing you guys the best in your fight.
The problem isn't that most Canadians don't support buying locally, but the multitude of other reasons it's difficult such as deceptive labeling, lack of availability of home-grown options, deceptive retailers, and the expense where home-grown is often dramatically more expensive than a cheap Chinese/US has import.
In a Canada where your dollar has very limited buying power for the foreseeable future, the government needs to help heavily incentivise Canadian production and the distribution/cost offset of it.
It’s past time to switch. It’s incredible that the transition is being so slow.
Fantastic news. Great job in getting this whoever is behind it.
The local will be picketing in Ottawa at Oxfam offices, 39 McArthur Avenue, and in Toronto at 110 Wellesley Street West.
Yup. No deal doesn't mean trade stops. It provides more flexibility for governments to act on the democratic will of their constituents. Free trade agreements limit that flexibility.
Barely a raise, but better than nothing. What does one expect from the Texas of Canada.
Just wait until the AI companies start trying to be profitable, and the AI that can replace staff costs more than the staff did.
