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Miami, FL
Joined July 2020
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WTF Is Going On Here? Big Meeting Starts Tomorrow Between Carney & The EU But Europe ALREADY Told Us To Fuck Ourselves? I am confused We were told Europe would replace the USA for all Canada’s Trade & Strategic needs Was that just Bullshit?
BREAKING: EU reportedly abandons plans to offer Canada “associate member” status after opposition from Germany, France, Italy, & Greece.
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EU set to scrap ‘associate member’ status offer for Canada amid internal divisions — POLITICO
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Five weeks ago the BC Conservatives were written off. Tonight British Columbians handed them a majority government. Make no mistake about what this is: a rejection of socialism. A decade of the NDP taxing what works, blocking what builds and spending what we don’t have — and treating the people who mine, log, drill and farm as a problem to be managed. Prosperity doesn’t come from Victoria. It comes from free people, private capital and a government that gets out of the way. Tonight BC chose that. Congratulations to @LDoerkson and @Conservative_BC. Now go undo the damage. #BCElection #BCPoli
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WHY would Canada remove the requirement that forces employers to prove no Canadians are available - especially for trades jobs? 🛠️ When local tradespeople are already sitting on the sidelines because construction is slow, why make it EASIER to bring in foreign workers without first checking the domestic labour market? 🤔 This is the OPPOSITE of protecting Canadian workers! 🇨🇦
Replying to @BarbaraBalCPC
I’ve been a sheet metal worker in Ontario for almost 25 years, mainly working as a HVAC installer. The last 2 years have been the slowest I’ve ever seen. New home building is at an all time low. Lots of trades people out of work, but let’s start bringing in more.
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THE CANADA IN WHICH I GREW UP, IS NOT THE CANADA OF TODAY. With our policy of multiculturalism, immigrants do not assimilate. Multiculturalism is a failed policy that should be abolished. Let’s promote our own culture.
It's striking that London where I've been for the last few days feels like India. It's overrun by low skilled Indians which leads me to believe the West is helping to solve India's massive youth unemployment problem. At my hotel, everyone on staff were newly arrived from India. Their English was often poor and the service wasn't great. The staff were shouting back and forth to each other in Hindi like you would in a chawl in India. A chawl is low cost housing and densely populated. All of this is coming to Canada. Can’t wait. 🤡
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BREAKING - The French government collapses. And now they are now demanding impeachment or resignation of Macron. The entire country will be brought to a standstill in 2 days time as the people take to the streets to demand change. We hear you France 🔥
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
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To quote the great Canadian philosopher Keanu Reeves: “I’m too old to argue. If you think 1 + 1 = 5, good for you.” That’s how I feel about those calling today’s Canadian jobs report strong enough to justify rate hikes. Sorry, but those were weak numbers.
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*CANADA SEPT. EMPLOYMENT FALLS 68.3K M/M; EST. +10.0K Canada recession looming?
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The province of BC is proposing a 24.5% top marginal income tax rate (combined rate of 57.5%). This still wouldn't be the highest rate, that goes to Quebec at 25.75. The highest US state rate is California's 13.3%, the only US state to crack the top 14.
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"We will drive down the mortgage rate so you will be able to pay 2% again, and we will be able to finance or refinance your homes drastically at much lower costs." - President Trump on the campaign trail, September 2024
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🇨🇦 Canada could do the popular thing and cut aid to Ukraine 🇺🇦 .. Instead of cutting elderly benefits…👇
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Democrats block bill restricting lawmakers from trading stocks
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Of course. Carney's Liberals are the party of high immigration levels, temporary foreign workers, weak borders, cultural fragmentation, and depressed wages. They are cosplaying as nationalists, and we should unapologetically call out their insincerity every chance we get.
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Stelco is set to layoff hundreds of workers in Hamilton, despite the US owned company (run by a massive Trump supporter) signing an agreement with the federal government guaranteeing no cuts until 2029 This is despite Ottawa saying they were willing to give money to Stelco to avoid layoffs #cdnpoli
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Every single Canadian family now pays $4,000 a year in national debt interest
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BC housing policy: Buy a second home? Speculator. Leave it empty? Vacancy tax. Sell within two years? Flipping tax. Keep it too long? Hoarder. Buy too nice a house? Luxury tax. Build new housing? Greedy developer.
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Wow what an incredibly stupid idea. What moron thought of this idea. I’s @JustinTrudeau back?
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Canada added migrants equal to 16.9% of its 2015 population from Jan. 2015 to mid-2026. The USA added 4.9%. And real GDP per capita rose 22.7% in the USA & 4.0% in Canada. Canada took in 3.5x the migrants per capita and had 1/5th of the economic growth.
Finance Minister Champagne defends immigration: "Canadians have a perspective on immigration that has allowed us to attract the best talent in the world to come to our nation and enrich our nation."
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