Nouveau_Burnswick @ Nouveau_Burnswick @lemmy.world

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I think it should be the city, but I'm here for it.

Ah, I misread that as a child between 4-5 years.

Second language failures strike again!

The kid was five

First measles shot (as part of MMRV) is 12 months, the second is ~18 months, but varies by province. You can get a dose as early as six months, but the child will still need to follow the standard timeline after this additional dose.

Stick to domestic corporation spying please, Canadians.

The picture shows ISBN 9781784708276

I search this to get the title: "Entangled Life - How Fungi Make Our Worlds, Change Our Minds and Shape Our Futures"

I see £, so I'm going to assume it's the UK. I picked Manchester as a city to search.

I search the book.

Seven 2021 versions, three 2020 versions, and audio book are available.

We can get NPD governance the minute we stop believing we can't get NPD governance.

I bet Weston wanted to figure out if he could replace managers with volunteers

0.0£ at your local library.

So do I.

We deserve NPD governance.

At least they were getting bread.

Bread price fixing is a major issue in Canada.

Conservatives like daycare and pharmacare, because it removes the burden from individuals and employers, this reduces entry barriers and evens the playing field for small businesses and self employment.

At you sure they are conservatives? Or just cunts that like the sound of the word?

Congrats Ontario on finally getting paper lids.

Between daycare, pharmacare, and now food containers; congratulations on following Québec's footsteps ;)

Dylan, you soon of a bitch!

If the mail is unaddressed, contact your delivery post depot to figure out what's up.

If the mail is addressed, you need to unsubscribe from Bell sending it to you.

Start a co-op that pays living wages (all the ones I've been a member of do) and you can solve two problems at once.

I disagree; loblaws is under no pressure to standardize between provinces and sub-brands, a national crown corp would be.

I.E. Nobody cares if potatoes are a different price in different loblawses or no-frillses; but it would be a grand grievance, real or precived, of potatoes in Toronto were cheaper than PEI.

If you want easy, just pay loblaws a premium to run grocery for you.

I think you found your problem.

My main issue with that is that food availability, preferences, regulations, and suppliers vary wildly from city to city, let alone province to province.

A provincial crown corp might be able to pull it off, a national one couldn't.

It says they will bounce back up because supply isn't keeping up.