Comments by "" (@shauncameron8390) on "CP24" channel.

  1. <with high grocery prices > As a result of high taxes and regulations on food suppliers and producers.
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  2.  @r.1599  Imports.
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  3. They both have NDP Mayors in charge.
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  4.  @helenapawl1049  But by voting for Pierre Trudeau, you agreed to become one. Justin is just picking up where his father left off in making Canada a post-national state.
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  5.  @krismctopher7  No it isn't. And neither is living in the big city you can barely afford.
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  6.  @krismctopher7  Yes it is as you're demanding that someone one else provide it at their expense.
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  7. <All of Canada is in a housing problem.> Not the territories or Quebec, Montreal aside.
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  8. You're free to move to Cuba.
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  9.  @dorinpopa6962  <Marx, Engles, Lenin> A upper-class moocher, a bourgeoisie business-owner and Hitler before Hitler.
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  10. Just like Atataken in Montreal. Yet they wouldn't dare renaming Lionel Groulx (an anti-semite) Avenue, Metro or university.
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  11. That only applies to housing built after 2018. There's plenty of housing built prior you can rent that's if they're available at all.
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  12.  @sfl6306  Nah. That's Vancouver.
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  13.  @G0DofRock  Just like you maybe live in the most homogeneous exclusionary part of the city preaching the virtues of diversity.
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  14. Doing the WEF's bidding.
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  15.  @victorrivera1606  Plenty of Liberal voters in the cities.
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  16.  @allrightsreserved3237  By Canadian standards. Convert it into USD and Canada's minimum wage is on par with every other Blue state. The real reason why prices are high are due to taxes.
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  17. Much of which wasn't from Loblaws itself but the other chains owned by Loblaws. $1.99B isn't all that outrageous.
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  18. <No, because we're less as a class of citizen than people who need minimum wage to survive as functioning human beings.> Because you're a burden.
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  19. Only after the government taxed and regulated said competition into oblivion under the giuse of taxing the rich.
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  20. Union greed was what drove Amazon out of Quebec.
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  21.  @J-sy5cu  Remember. Communists don't care about the little man. Not nearly as much as they swear they do. The little man is just an expendable tool to enrich themselves.
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  22. Who told you that? Plus, minimum wage is under the province's authority.
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  23. Thanks to the government and policies they ignorantly voted for.
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  24. For what? We're every bit as corrupt as the system.
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  25. <nexus of builders, agents, bankers don't like this idea because of vested interests.> Also existing home-owners who make up the majority of Toronto and Ontario's populations. . <how come at any given time prices are less in Quebec> <and all major cities of USA> Namely Southern and Midwestern cities.
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  26. And investor-class immigration.
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  27. Why not protest the carbon and fuel taxes that increased the cost of producing and distributing?
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  28. And maybe invest in self-checkout machines.
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  29. Yet somehow have the money to live beyond their means and accumulate high household debt.
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  30. But it is your fault if you live beyond your means or weren't good enough to get something better than a low-level job.
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  31.  @HolyEyeWasHere  <post secondary education> Would that be Gender Studies and Basket-Weaving?
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  32.  @abcdedfg8340  <Professionals who have to live with roommates and cannot afford to have families> Yet somehow can afford their lifestyles and living in the most expensive part of town.
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  33. And you think socialism is the solution. The same socialism that ensures there wouldn't be any food at all unless you have access to foreign currency to buy it from the black market.
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  34. Yet he has no problem affording his $10K drug habit.
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  35.  @toolbaggers  His brother died of cancer, not drug overdose.
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  36.  @justadude117X  Those have limits. Where's your sense?
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  37. You misspelled NDP.
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  38. Taxes are lower. Climate options are plentiful.
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  39. Harm-reduction workers complaining because Ford is shutting down the gravy train and terminating their jobs.
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  40. Be they corporate or state.
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  41.  @brandanB80  Actually it does. This is the legacy Justin's step-father left behind.
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  42. LOL
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  43.  @ironhell813  Which poor people? Because according to a homeless person, anyone with a job at all is rich.
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  44. <The government has to step in and do SOMETHING!> They already did. They taxed and regulated the supply, production and distribution of food forcing companies to pay more just to get them on the shelves.
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  45.  @squeekycat  They chose to be sick. And they're arrested for the crimes they commit just to remain sick.
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  46. Some people deserve to be poor for being irresponsible with personal finances.
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  47. In comparison to their private-sector peers.
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  48. Time for Canada to do like the Philippines and Singapore then.
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  49. FedEx, UPS and other couriers don't serve rural areas.
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  50. Better than McGuinty and Wynne.
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