Thanks again to all the other leaders for agreeing to be a part of this video.
Standing together (not too close together!) to encourage every Canadians to get vaccinated is the right thing to do.
Let's protect each other. If you're not vaccinated, please don't wait any longer.
It is not acceptable to throw objects at anyone. Ever.
No matter how angry you are.
And, it’s never ok to try to intimidate people who don’t agree with you - or the media.
Enough.
The Trudeau govt continues to let the ultra-rich hide money offshore. @NDP motion passed at FINA cttee yesterday demanding that the govt begin a public inquiry into the #TaxHavens schemes that defrauded some Canadians of their savings. https://t.co/8tRC0YtuZG #cdnpoli#TaxTheRich
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The fact that this has become the new normal is deeply disturbing to me. I've lost track of the amount of times my school has pledged to do something and done nothing. How about instead of just talking about breaking the stigma they put $$ where their mouth is #HowManyMore
Mental health on this campus has been an issues since my first day on campus, there has been over 10 deaths and I am near the end of my degree. Last week students protested on campus, the week before that was wellness week. 1/
Buddy you miss the point! Governments can spend money on a variety of issues and areas where the private sector simple cannot or will not. When we pool our resources as a community we can do extraordinary things. You sell everyone short with your simplistic philosophy.
@disruptfascism Canadians shouldn't have to choose between a bad government and a worse one. Also we wouldn't be in this mess if Trudeau had actually followed through on his electoral reform promise
Evoking the French Revolution in a demo is not a criminal offence. I was burned in effigy (more than once) and never called the OPP. Dissent and free speech (even in poor taste) is protected under the Charter. #letthemeatchocolateglazed
Average family income, Canada:
1975: 50k
2015: 70k
Average house price, Toronto:
1975: 60k
2015: ~700k
Average tuition costs, Canada:
1975: $550
2015: $6200
Remember these numbers next time you tell someone younger than you that it just comes down to hard work.