Recent content by PPCLI Guy

I made no mention of that whatsoever. I was referring to or contrasting support to naturalised citizens vs those born here For all Canadians? That was my point. If a Canadian citizen born in Canada doesn't make any contributions, why should they be entitled to support? If support is...

Lets apply that widely to include birth as a means of arrival. That would mean that the only Canadians (born, or naturalised) that would have "Access to publicly funded social programs tied to an individual's contributions and eligibility". If an immigrant is a productive member of society...

That program also needs to be significantly reduced so it serves the truly at need

I think we need to reduce / ax the TFW program. Then all those unemployed young people can fill the roles currently occupied by TFWs

The short answer is probably yes. The demographic curve in Canada is worrisome

A 4% correction against a year of phenomenal gains is not as big a hit as it could have been. If nothing else, it represents an opportunity to buy, especially if one converted most of those gains to cash in the last month...or so I have heard.

That is not insinuation. It is as strong a dog whistle as I have heard in a while, and I would characterise it as bad faith bigotry in absence of facts. However, it is possible that this is yet another troll post given longstanding proclivities - but that is a rather charitable take on it. I...

Why?

Is it related to this? https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/atlantic/prince-edward-island/article/charges-laid-after-investigation-into-pei-pc-party-contributions/

I am excited by the thought that the CPC may finally sort its crap out, and provide an electable alternative to the Liberals.

Bad look for CIBC

I meant salary at present

Huh I beg to differ. It seems that most of your argument has focused on the over 65 set, with quite a bit of vehemence. So every CAF member above WO or Capt, and some Sgts. Got it. Your wealth threshold for cut off from government support incorporates about 40 percent of the CAF... Got it...

Describe a good chunk. You like facts so: as of early October 2026, about 6% of all active EI recipients are aged 65 or older. Key numbers (ESDC weekly data, current to October 4, 2026): There are 986,960 active EI recipients in total, of whom 59,570 are 65 and older. canadacanada That...

Will you apply that same lens to your aggressive rants about older Canadians?