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Pretty much.
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@daverhoden445 Basic public services =/= socialism.
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Which benefits Loblaws as Loblaws owns No Frills.
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@chrishardy8616 Or they hate Conservatives so much they would rather suffer under Liberal leadership.
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Oil will never fully be a thing of the past as machines require it just so they can run properly without overheating.
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@Vrillin They just want to be taken care of as if they're children.
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Exactly. Especially if a good percentage are willing to pay higher prices and outbid the average local.
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While socialism recognizes everything as right only to consistently have a problem with shortages, because it can't provide anything in an efficient or adequate manner.
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Basic human need =/= basic human right. Since when did it become a basic human right to demand and force others against their will to provide for one's basic human need?
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@The Secular Atheist <and we in Ontario won't be giving you a dime> As if you even have a dime to give. Didn't Ontario become a have-not province the last time the Liberals were in charge?
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For what? They already have access to social assistance.
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@Astrologyt2343 But foreign students, migrants and refugees are exempt from the ban.
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@PricillaMaillet Housing will never be affordable in the face of high building costs.
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Live within their means? Get a roommate or SO?
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@cindy7lee Only to elect another batch of corrupt politicians.
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Plus, the places look little different than shacks in the average shantytown.
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Abolish rent control as that enabled Air BnB's existence.
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I didn't know that 8.5% made up the majority. By the way, percentage-wise, there are almost twice as many Canadians without a family doctor.
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But it is a consequence of government meddling that made costly to build and own.
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But they have a demographic crisis as there too many old people.
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@flywithme7 Especially with low-level job skills.
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Inflation is caused by governments, not corporations.
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<We can control diary (we already do to a GREAT EXTENT)> To the benefit of Quebec and Ontario farmers and the detriment of Canadian consumers.
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@jptrainor <Canada's system is an anomaly. It's a political sacred cow here that resists all attempts at reform.> Exactly. Also the US's private system lives rent-free in most Canadians' minds.
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@yokiryuchan7655 LOL.
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Because Canadians are too polite for that.
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The only thing worse than a corporate monopoly is a state monopoly.
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@alanj9978 Exactly.
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Like the average Cuban and North Korean.
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Why are tenants so entitled and ignorant?
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My brother was supposed to move out after 2021, but is still here at 41.
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@hyperceptional Corporations actually employ people.
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@happygrandma4ruthP Enabled by government greed.
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Because housing is under the province and city's authority.
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@stratford374 <Everyone deserves a living wage. Whether you're working in hospitality, the trades or an office. Everyone deserves a wage that allows them thrive not just survive.> Not really. It's either up your skills or manage what you currently have better.
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LOL. If you're making 60K a year and struggling, it's safe to say you're living beyond your means.
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Yet Toronto's crisis still pales in comparison to Vancouver's which has rent control.
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@hungusthefungus3461 Plus the debt was paid off in 1947.
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Housing is an investment if you truly care about you and your loved ones' future.
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Nah. America actually taxes the rich. Canada taxes any attempt to get rich.
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Except most Canadians are soft.
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But the healthcare isn't much to write home about. And who told you that healthcare was free? It's paid for with high taxes.
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Actually, Montreal is the most affordable major city in Canada.
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Just like no one forced them to seek work in Canada in the first place.
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@ericyuan9718 And they're not suffering the after-effects of mass immigration like their neighbors.
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And people with money just means people who are willing to pay the market price.
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Toronto is 2nd to only Vancouver.
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@bonbonvegabon And it accounts for a good portion of Canada's overall GDP.
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And public housing takes double that.
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LOL @ ethical. Since when did governments do anything ethical?
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