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  • Absolutely not. You can’t just look at the end results of one strike. The Liberals have forced strike action after strike action into binding arbitration, weakening labour’s right to strike and overall weakening labour power generally. Under the modern Liberal party we do not have a right to strike. Employers can bank on the government intervening and forcing workers back to work every time at this point. If you think this is good for labour you need to give your head a shake.





  • I find that stat is used to suggest that around 65% of Canadians benefit from and would support maintaining housing prices, but a lot of people covered in that 65% are still in extractive rental situations, or are children of the homeowner (adult or otherwise) who would presumably like to move out at some point.








  • grtetoCanadaExpand North! So much room up there.
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    10 days ago

    I was born and raised in Yellowknife so I guess I get to be an exception. That aside, I’m in agreement with the spirit of the meme. 15 or so years ago there was a lot of hullabaloo about Chinese “ghost cities.” Well, those cities are populated now. Canada should be thinking (and doing) similarly.