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  1. Drop the Carbon Tax.
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  2. It doesn't help anyone as that money is going to be spent faster than they got it.
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  3.  @matthewklassen7457  Actually it's if you make more than $49 000 per year.
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  4. Pretty much.
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  5. LOL
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  6. Because their policies are the reason for the rising food costs in the first place.
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  7. At least for an hour.
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  8. <We are a family that makes 130k a year and we still find it hard to live> You're living beyond your means. And welcome to the 11% club as one one of a handful of Canadians making 6 figures a year.
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  9. The real problem is the government's tax-and-(over)spend policies.
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  10.  @vmitchinson  Most services are just make-work jobs.
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  11. No. They should cut taxes for everyone across the board.
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  12. Define enough as judging by the high household debt, Canadians seriously need to learn to live within their means.
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  13. Enabled and supported by greedy governments.
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  14. Are you prepared to deal with the subsequent shortages?
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  15. <They should have put all that money into solving issues in supply chain & logistics instead.> Largely caused by the government's Carbon tax and restrictions.
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  16. Would that also include the political establishment that Justin Trudeau is the head of?
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  17. Which only 11% of Canadians are able to do.
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  18. <This is just another way to avoid the real issue, greedy retailers.> That's not a real issue. They're just products of government policy that enabled them.
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  19. Less than $39K a year.
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  20. Anyone who have made less than $39K in the past calendar year.
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  21. But don't come crying about food shortages and empty shelves.
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  22. That's because few people in North Korea even work at all and the economy is borderline non-existent.
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  23. Those already eligible for GST cheques.
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  24. How are grocery stores being greedy when the Carbon Tax and other restrictions the cost of getting food from their suppliers and producers?
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  25. Pretty much.
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  26. Blame the British for letting them keep their customs and traditions instead of assimilating them.
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  27. Use price control and you won't have too many places to spend your money at.
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  28. Enabled by government greed in the form of Carbon Tax and regulations on producers.
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  29.  @jays5926  It's to destroy Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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  30. Canada's economic policies enable monopolies. Who knew that taxing the rich actually hurts the poor?
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  31. No. Cut the taxes and shrink the government.
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  32. Subsequent shortages.
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  33. One-time. Just like the last one.
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  34. Pretty much.
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  35. Only to those who don't know any better. Besides, $234 is nothing. as I got $600 from the province.
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  36. People who have made less than $39K in the past year will qualify.
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  37. The rich as in those who make $40K and up.
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  38. So the people can piss it all away and end up right back to being broke and hungry again by the end of the week proving why democracy is a poor way of running a country.
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  39. Protecting Quebec and Ontario jobs in the process.
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  40. No. Drop the Carbon Tax and the restrictions on production and supply.
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  41. Those who've made more than $39K in the past year.
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  42. It is inflation and high taxes.
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  43. So are average people.
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  44. It's even more disgusting how left-wingers still naively believe programs in any meaningful way help the poor.
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  45. <Grocers raise prices to gouge us, > In response to the government gouging grocers with the Carbon Tax and other taxes on food production and supply.
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  46.  @XxCorvette1xX  And let the people suffer starvation from empty store shelves and chronic shortages.
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  47. Under $39 000.
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  48. No. It's a one-time payment just like back in November.
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