@gregorrobertson The question I answered was about having cake. People love having cake. The question wasn’t “should we eat the cake”. Of course we should!
@BlairKing_ca@finseraste Not to mention credential inflation is basically a tax on young people and devalues life experience. I strongly recommend education, but if you need a Masters to get a job that you could do with a high school education then you are pricing some people out of the job market
@ChantalHbert@MW_Johnson1 This is interesting for a couple of reasons. The over-reliance on credentials (1) reduces weight on life experience, which I think is a better indicator of success and (2) has led to education inflation so young people are forced to get a $$$ MA/PhD for jobs that don’t need it
@jkenney And it’s even worse than this. They have said projects can avoid this morass if THEY decide it’s in the “national interest”. So project proponents have to choose between an impossible process or sucking up to the govt. If this isn’t a recipe for corruption I don’t know what is.
@acoyne@globepolitics If this happened when he was running to be leader, why would he have been briefed? He wasn’t the leader yet. Wouldn’t the briefing have been offered to whoever the leader of the Conservatives was at the time? Was this briefing even offered?
I know there’s a lot going on in the world, but let’s not lose sight of what happens here at home. The gov’t-fuelled opioid epidemic is affecting public safety and access to health care, and is tearing families apart. A reminder of why elections matter. https://t.co/rrQEHz5Z6m
@MarkJCarney Bro, the Prime Minister doesn’t sign an OiC, the GG does. What even is that thing you are signing? You look like Trump signing an Executive Order, which isn’t even a Canadian thing - just to try to fool us? If you don’t want people to think you’re sneaky, stop being so sneaky
@axelrioux1 Perhaps he’s thinking of consequence as an absolute value… there’s no doubt PMJT has been very consequential if you include negative consequences.
@MarkCarneyMedia@MarcMillerVM The question is… can you call Canada a genocidal state, lower the flag for months at a time, express shame in our history of providing resources to the world, and cheer on the tearing down of our history, and at the same time say that Canada is the best country in the world?
@OttawaCitizen@healthing_ca Question: how many of the 1 in 7 visits that could be handled by a family doctor are made by people who don’t have a family doctor? In my town there are no walk in clinics and it is a 2+ year wait to get a family doctor (hypothetically… who knows what it is in real life).
@JustinTrudeau@s_guilbeault@beynate So… you wish we switched to a system that testimony said would exacerbate the problems with FPTP and would also, coincidentally I’m sure, disproportionately benefit the Liberals. The system literally no one recommended. Hmm… I wonder why you regret that?
@MelissaMbarki@jenniferelle_@jenniferxwu@GaryAVidal The process is messy and organic. Hundreds of policies are proposed by regular folks across the country, but some work harder at promotion. Someone saw an injustice that they thought should be fixed, promoted their policy, and others agreed with it. That's it.