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

  1. The utility sector is provincially-run.
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  2.  @brandanB80  While you can be Monica Lewinsky to Justin Trudeau's Bill Clinton.
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  3.  @firefox39693  But they're definitely in power in British Columbia, home of Canada's highest rent.
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  4. Because it was the boomers who laid the foundation for it.
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  5. Nope.
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  6. Rent controls don't work.
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  7. Exactly.
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  8.  @Sam19509  Trudeau is a trust-fund baby just like his step-father, Pierre was.
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  9. And then watch the poorest pee it all away going back to being broke and hungry by the end of the week.
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  10.  @TheRandCrews  Canadians themselves when comparing it to the US.
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  11. Rest in peace.
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  12. Due to high taxes and regulations.
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  13. Especially if they insist on living in the big city.
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  14. LOL. The average Canadian has less disposable income than the average American.
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  15.  @tusk3260  <Meanwhile in Canada the government is giving 2,500 dollars every month (worth about 2k in USD) to everyone who lost their jobs here in Canada no exception... The average american barely makes 1k per month> Which has to be paid back on your next income tax return.
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  16.  @John.F_Kennedy  That's just the price to pay for living in an area that isn't big enough to support more competition.
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  17. Not really. The more people age, the more outside care they're going to require.
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  18. LOL
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  19. Exactly.
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  20. Where shortages and rationing reign supreme!
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  21. If you're making $35/hour and still struggling, the problem is is most likely your spending habits.
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  22.  @lsophial  LOL. Government is the problem.
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  23.  @mzdrizzle  Not for as long as people insist on living in the big city and are willing/able to pay the higher rent prices.
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  24. <This is News, and politicians don't care or listen because they live in a bubble and cater to the elite who have money to control. > And the 68% of Canadians who own real estate.
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  25.  @TheTechnoPilot  <huge lack of regulation> Actually, Canada's market is OVER-regulated which enabled oligarchy to exist in the first place.
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  26.  @pinkyfloyd7712  Simple. Only 11% of Canadians make 6 figures a year to begin with.
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  27. LOL. Nothing is free.
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  28. Good luck with that as the hospital is most likely government-run.
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  29.  @garyhaggquist740  I think you misspelled socialism. Interesting how whenever socialism does adopt democracy, everything falls apart.
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  30.  @Tzimisce  What do high taxes and government over-regulation have to do with capitalism?
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  31.  @helloitsme4139  Maybe yours, but not everyone else's.
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  32. But they would have to see you in person to pull that off. Such is not need with digital transactions.
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  33. That's if they're willing to sacrifice life and limb literally.
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  34. <People who have less still deserve dignity.> They can earn it like everyone else.
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  35. Vancouver has limited land and nowhere else to expand.
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  36.  @meowmiaumiauw  But English Canada represented by Toronto and Vancouver is a product of the British-US way of doing things.
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  37. Doug Ford has no obligation to keep Kathleen Wynne's pet project going.
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  38. And the manager is from India.
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  39.  @JJs_playground  Yet one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world. It makes sense because everyone only wants to live in the Quebec-Windsor corridor and the Lower Mainland.
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  40.  @TheAircool1  Canada wasn't in a recession in 2014. But Venezuela collapsed in 2014.
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  41. But America's jobs pay better and have lower living costs.
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  42. Quebec has more people than all of Western Canada combined excluding British Columbia.
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  43. Exactly.
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  44. Social democracy in practice.
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  45. Complacency.
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  46. It's TMU, because apparently Ryerson was too white for the wokie crowd.
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  47. Because a lot of Canada's current GDP is based on real estate. Canada needs to close its borders.
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  48. Because their policies are the reason for the rising food costs in the first place.
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  49.  @ElenaKomleva  <pointing out the problem?> That she wants someone else to solve.
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  50.  @PinkyHYNg  Not Hong Kong.
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