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zephyreks @ zephyreks @lemmy.ca
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As a refugee, I hated Canada until one specific night. Now I see this as a stage in a journey

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  • What Canadian culture? Canada is the land of immigrants and the diversity shown in Canada is incredible.

    • As a refugee, I hated Canada until one specific night. Now I see this as a stage in a journey

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  • Isn't that the immigrant life?

    When did the culture go from immigrants working their own niche to immigrants asking for more support than the average citizen?

    • Canada's standard of living falling behind other advanced economies: TD

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  • Considering how GDP is measured, this is more a sign of the real estate slowdown and the collapse of the O&G/fisheries industries than anything else.

    What's more worrying is the lack of growth in Ontario/Quebec, which should be the economic engine of Canada.

    • China raises five demands during Yellen’s visit

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  • I mean, since you don't have an argument...

    • China raises five demands during Yellen’s visit

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  • lovely, no argument again.

    • Eating meat creates four times more greenhouse gases than being vegan, landmark study finds

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  • That can't be true if the GHG multiple between meat and vegan is 4x and the multiple between beef and chicken is already more than 4x...

    • China raises five demands during Yellen’s visit

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  • Your lack of argument?

    • Eating meat creates four times more greenhouse gases than being vegan, landmark study finds

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  • And the type of meat changes the math significantly. Beef is notoriously inefficient and produces an insane amount of GHG emissions compared to more efficient meats like chicken, pork, and farmed fish.

    • Pierre Poilievre drops the glasses as part of an image revamp

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  • Honestly he looks better without glasses

    • Canada recruits high-skilled foreigners in US – and gets 10,000 applications

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  • I doubt high-skilled tech workers are worried about being able to pay their bills.

    • Canada recruits high-skilled foreigners in US – and gets 10,000 applications

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  • This is an exceptional program. Can't wait to see how Canada's tech sector will grow.

    • Canada recruits high-skilled foreigners in US – and gets 10,000 applications

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  • Canada's tech sector is missing workers, not jobs.

    • China raises five demands during Yellen’s visit

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  • So... again, you lack an argument? nice

    • Construction labour crunch leaves Canada in need of boosting ranks of home builders

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  • Sounds like the big problem with construction is that the cyclical nature of construction makes the jobs completely unviable in the winter.

    Is there any way to make construction in the winter more appealing/feasible?

    • Canada pushing ahead with tax on Big Tech opposed by U.S., Freeland says

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  • Good. Then it'll help Canadian companies carve out niches for themselves and contribute back to the Canadian economy.

    • Toronto council approves alcohol in parks pilot | Winnipeg Free Press

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  • It'll be an interesting pilot, at least.

    • China raises five demands during Yellen’s visit

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  • So... you don't have an argument?

    • Canada pushing ahead with tax on Big Tech opposed by U.S., Freeland says

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  • Good fucking shit. US megacaps are not going to pull out of the Canadian market, but this helps Canadian companies compete within Canada.

    • Canada may need to double — if not triple — the power we make to get to net-zero emissions by 2050

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  • Can't nuclear waste be recycled back into nuclear fuel anyway?

    • Canada may need to double — if not triple — the power we make to get to net-zero emissions by 2050

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  • In general, we should be overbuilding because we are parked right North of the second largest consumer of electricity in the world and electricity prices in a lot of US states is crazy expensive.