@CmChaotic I’m in Surrey BC and I’ve seen the rents go up a similar amount in a shorter period of time. Vacancy rates are a fraction of a percent and have been for a few years.
We bring in many fold the amount of people France does per capita. But we don’t build in advance.
@LizaVespi@jamesdifiore@theJagmeetSingh If you want to become a police officer or ride a motorcycle we give groups special treatment in this country.
What Quebec is trying to go in a different direction. And it would be fair, in contrast to the rest of the country.
@LizaVespi@jamesdifiore@theJagmeetSingh The law in Quebec doesn’t prevent you from wearing whatever you like once you’re off work.
I’ve had to wear a uniform. Religious symbols would have been unacceptable. (I’m sure exceptions would be be made if I were Muslim or Sikh.)
@HaveWeAllGoneM1 @Michell82410861 University is one thing.
Try renting or buying a home, in cities where people are coming by the thousands on a monthly basis.
@jamesdifiore@theJagmeetSingh The people of Quebec feel differently from yourself and I find their feelings easier to relate with.
It would only offend me if the law didn’t apply to everyone. Or if we gave special treatment to one religion or group. (Unless we had a state religion.)
@DrJacobsRad I agree. And I thought we already had comprehensive gun control. I didn’t think we needed bans. Nor was I aware we had a problem with AR-15’s.
Have they consulted with the RCMP?
@jamesdifiore@theJagmeetSingh I misunderstood. I thought red headed stepchild was derogatory.
I would not want someone in a nun’s habit teaching at a tax payer funded school. In a saner world this would not be a controversial position.