Comments by "" (@shauncameron8390) on "CBC News" channel.

  1. Yet no one has lost their house or savings in Quebec after that 2005 SCC ruling which allowed people to seek and opt for private healthcare.
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  2. Only to the ignorant.
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  3. Administration. Government-appointed.
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  4.  @doreenchiasson2878  If you vote Liberal, you vote for diversity as part of the package.
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  5.  @666dynomax  The prices didn't suck. The selection did. Even Zellers had better selection.
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  6.  @JaiAcuneIdeeQuoiMettreIci  LOL. At who's expense?
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  7.  @Lorenzo1972.  Also keep the borders open and overcrowd the cities even further.
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  8. Lax immigration laws.
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  9. <Liberals are their finest, destroying middle class.> Making Karl Marx proud.
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  10. <Corporations never lower consumer costs> Neither do governments.
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  11. There's barely any free trade in within Canada as it's much easier to do business with a foreign country than a neighboring province.
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  12.  @mr.centrist5789  Only the Blue States.
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  13. The safety of administration positions and salaries.
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  14. There hardly anything capitalist about government over-regulation that enables and encourages oligopoly.
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  15. Due to its close proximity to Toronto.
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  16. Neither do not-so-rich people.
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  17. Your opinion with prejudice. Rent is high because property taxes are high. Mortgage and interest are high. Utility costs are high. Maintenance and repair costs are high. Land values are high. And so is demand exacerbated by mass immigration.
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  18. Thanks to government over-regulation. They're just filling in for the mom and pop property-owners rent control and tenants' rights forced out of the market.
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  19. Canada = Argentina for English-speakers.
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  20. No they shouldn't as the only things that will ensure are mismanagement and shortages.
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  21.  @enfelice  Who's we? And what's with this hive mindset?
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  22.  @TheAircool1  But North America is not Europe.
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  23. Or state monopolies. Many of the major businesses in China are owned and operated by Party elites and stooges.
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  24. <$200 in groceries does not go far at all.> Unless you're single with no kids/dependents.
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  25. There is work. It's just that you're going to have to swallow your pride and make the most of what you're given.
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  26. Like a lot of public/government-sector workers.
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  27. <Food Basics> A chain owned by Metro.
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  28. @HighTide USWNT = superior team in an inferior league. USMNT = inferior team in a superior league.
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  29. Only 4% of Quebecers make that much. And the striking workers are not part of that crowd.
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  30. Governments benefit from the property tax revenue.
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  31. Nope. Government meddling.
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  32. Bringing Venezuela to Canada.
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  33. While the people happily let them.
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  34. Because those are the only kinds of housing with a decent ROI that can be built given the zoning restrictions.
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  35. <Poilievre voted 3X against building affordable & low income housing - voted 2X against minimum wage increases - and voted against dental care for children from low income families when he himself has had taxpayer funded dental care for 19+ years! What kind of a leader does that?> A leader who understands basic economics.
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  36. Australia already has that and also cost-of-living issues.
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  37. The university formerly known as Ryerson.
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  38. Or you lower prices and have to sell more just to break even and constantly running out of supply.
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  39. Well, over-regulation brought about housing shortages and anyone seeking housing being SOL.
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  40. While some tenants exhibit pure entitlement.
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  41.  @mallowmallow2070  But it is the tenant's fault if they can't get their finances in order enough to pay the rent being charged.
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  42. Exactly.
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  43. Rent control and other forms of government meddling made apartments and rentals non-viable.
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  44.  @zwicker5585  And renters have no right to complain about housing shortages and corporate investment.
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  45.  @good-tn9sr  Permanent residency.
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  46.  @yerabbit  Which benefited no one except existing renters.
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  47.  @on2thenextthing  Plus entitlement and pride.
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  48. No. They should cut taxes for everyone across the board.
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  49.  @flomo7382  While through taxes, they jack up the living costs on everyone else.
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  50. Agreed.
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