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You are right. It will be Canadian made robots. Sarcomere DynamicsAnd guess who's going to be picking all those fruits/vegetables? Hint: It won't be Canadians.

You are right. It will be Canadian made robots. Sarcomere DynamicsAnd guess who's going to be picking all those fruits/vegetables? Hint: It won't be Canadians.
Out of curiosity with 10,000 CAF members in the Halifax area and the recent 13+% pay increase, any ideas what that’s going to do to the cost of housing there?Our economic situation, housing situation, the price of food and food inflation, it was all shit before Iran; and now the price of gas is just a useful deflection.
This started with a statement that importation fees were a major cause of food price inflation. Those crops are already harvested by off-shore part-timers. The point is there are food stuffs that don't require importing and lots of land to grow them on. We need the facilities to handle them which we used to have and probably a renewed interest in farming as a career. As for the migrants they spend 10 months a year living in dormitories of some description and shopping for groceries at Walmart. There contributions to our well being are probably greater than those rendered by the majority of our politician.sYou are right. It will be Canadian made robots. Sarcomere Dynamics
I agree!This started with a statement that importation fees were a major cause of food price inflation. Those crops are already harvested by off-shore part-timers. The point is there are food stuffs that don't require importing and lots of land to grow them on. We need the facilities to handle them which we used to have and probably a renewed interest in farming as a career. As for the migrants they spend 10 months a year living in dormitories of some description and shopping for groceries at Walmart. There contributions to our well being are probably greater than those rendered by the majority of our politician.s
Out of curiosity with 10,000 CAF members in the Halifax area and the recent 13+% pay increase, any ideas what that’s going to do to the cost of housing there?
How about if they add another 3-5,000 CAF members to the Halifax area over the next 3-6yrs?
Go over to the cost of housing thread. Some good stuff on the state of housing in Halifax.
It's not good.
Should have happened 10 years ago.Can’t say I’m opposed to this idea.
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Proposal to cut OAS for high-income seniors could save billions
A University of British Columbia professor says changes to Old Age Security (OAS) could help reduce Canada’s projected $78-billion deficit.www.ctvnews.ca
Yes, we need to reframe the discussion. OAS sounds a lot better than welfare, we need to describe it as welfare and make it known how much we are subsidizing the wealthy at the cost of our youth.Kershaw's not new news- but two interesting points for me- the polling support, and a 3rd party other than Kershaw fronting more specific and aggressive ideas than just "the clawback threshold are end point are too high- let's lower them."
Openly inferring that there should be equity with CBB thresholds is major movement in the discussion.
Floor-crossing Liberal MP Michael Ma faced an angry backlash Thursday after he appeared to cast doubt on the existence of forced labour involving the mainly Muslim Uyghur minority in China’s Xinjiang region.
Mr. Ma, who switched parties from the Conservatives in December, asked an expert during a Commons committee meeting whether she’d seen forced labour with her own eyes or was relying on hearsay.
so is he a Chinese pawn, and if so, were they instrumental in encouraging his crossing the floor to give them another voice in government? In any case it would appear that the conservatives are well rid of himMichael Ma tries to discredit China expert on slave labour in Xinjiang.
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Liberal MP Michael Ma sparks backlash after casting doubt on forced labour of Uyghurs in China
Ma, who accompanied Carney on his Beijing trip, questioned an expert during a Commons committee meeting on whether her testimony was ‘hearsay’www.theglobeandmail.com
Agreed it needs to be refocused on to what its goal was, making sure we didnt have homeless, poor seniors. The entire situation of elder care needs reform, my grand mother in law lives at a home that takes about 80% of a seniors income as rent, after medications etc she has maybe $40 a month of spare money. Its highway robbery especially for the low level of care she needs.Should have happened 10 years ago.
OAS is welfare, it doesn’t make sense to pay welfare to someone making more money than the average Canadian. Just bankrupting the future for the greed of the past.
Yes, we need to reframe the discussion. OAS sounds a lot better than welfare, we need to describe it as welfare and make it known how much we are subsidizing the wealthy at the cost of our youth.
Michael Ma tries to discredit China expert on slave labour in Xinjiang.
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Liberal MP Michael Ma sparks backlash after casting doubt on forced labour of Uyghurs in China
Ma, who accompanied Carney on his Beijing trip, questioned an expert during a Commons committee meeting on whether her testimony was ‘hearsay’www.theglobeandmail.com
Agreed 100%.Should have happened 10 years ago.
OAS is welfare, it doesn’t make sense to pay welfare to someone making more money than the average Canadian. Just bankrupting the future for the greed of the past.
Yes, we need to reframe the discussion. OAS sounds a lot better than welfare, we need to describe it as welfare and make it known how much we are subsidizing the wealthy at the cost of our youth.
Michael Ma tries to discredit China expert on slave labour in Xinjiang.
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Liberal MP Michael Ma sparks backlash after casting doubt on forced labour of Uyghurs in China
Ma, who accompanied Carney on his Beijing trip, questioned an expert during a Commons committee meeting on whether her testimony was ‘hearsay’www.theglobeandmail.com
Confusion? Pretty clear he was defending a foreign government that has well documented evidence of child and forced labourBut he's sorry now... kind of
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Liberal MP sorry after confusion over remarks on forced labour in China | Globalnews.ca
Ma said he regretted making a mistake with his remarks, while pointing out that he had referred to the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, and not Xinjiang.globalnews.ca
Then don't comment.No thanks, I'd rather not make a truth social account just to complain
Can’t read his heart but suuuuuuure draws the eye, don’t it?Confusion? Pretty clear he was defending a foreign government that has well documented evidence of child and forced labour
He is sorry its embarrassing the LPC.But he's sorry now... kind of
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Liberal MP sorry after confusion over remarks on forced labour in China | Globalnews.ca
Ma said he regretted making a mistake with his remarks, while pointing out that he had referred to the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, and not Xinjiang.globalnews.ca
Confusion? Pretty clear he was defending a foreign government that has well documented evidence of child and forced labour
Can’t read his heart but suuuuuuure draws the eye, don’t it?