@PierrePoilievre@Roman_Baber Facts! With the prices of housing, and low comparative incomes - let alone volatile - young Canadians would be well served to leave as soon as possible - central planning always appears to solve one problem while creating another - routing young Canadians.
Young Canadians feel like they have to leave Canada to find the opportunity they were promised here.
This should be the best country on earth to start a family, buy a home, and launch a business.
Let’s reverse the decade of Liberal taxes, inflation, debt, and bureaucracy so Canadians can build their future at home.
@DiegoMac227@JMilei 👏 I hope Argentinians have the courage to push through the pain / transition and reach the glory of a free market society with all of its innovation and improved standards of living! Be the story for generations to come! Be the example!
“If in the long run we are the makers of our own fate, in the short run we are the captives of the ideas we have created. Only if we recognize the danger in time can we hope to avert it.” F. A. Hayek - The Road to Serfdom
@Concern70732755 Because 100% of that 60% doesn’t know what they’re talking about and are probably fairly uneducated or receiving the support in transfer payments having to do little to earn it.
@McDonalds it’s time you invest in McDonalds express - which gets back to your roots of a minimalist classic menu, removing all of the customizations and complications that make waiting times anything but “fast-food”. You have two businesses in one - fast casual and fast food.
@marlene4719 I would highly recommend taking a course called “International Trade” at one of our fine post-secondary education institutions, or even online for that matter. You may need introductory economics as a good foundation, but it will teach you why Build Canadian, Buy Canadian is dumb
@mario4thenorth Central Planning is always and everywhere the problem - only a return to free enterprise, with acknowledgment of SOME public goods - will save us and any other country relying too much on planning. That can be scary for a planner like Carney.
@mario4thenorth That would be set marginal revenue to equal marginal cost, maximizing producer surplus at the expense of consumer surplus, with a highly inefficient outcome to society.
In other words, prices rise, and those who would love to attend events simply will not be able to afford it.
@mario4thenorth Let’s quantify that a bit further, shall we?
$38/52 weeks per year.
$0.73 / weekly grocery shop.
Thanks for the 3 eggs (non-organic), or not even a lb of bananas.
🙄.
Economic genius for sure! 😂
Don’t spend it all in one place.
🚨 BREAKING: This is what the Canada Groceries & Essentials Benefit look like, if you’re single, with a child & make $68K/year
$38!
THIRTY. EIGHT.
What a slap in the face
How does this make life affordable for this young single mom, working full time & trying to survive?
CONFIRMED!!!:
Ethics committee will officially launch hearings into Carney’s condo developer bailout.
Cdns shouldn’t be on the hook for wealthy developers.
Who lobbied Carney’s government? Who is getting rich off this scheme?
Carney must allow this investigation to proceed so Canadians can get the answers they deserve.
Do other cities in Canada have multiple impossible to bear construction projects on the go that make driving a hellish experience? #ldnont 👇 and log your city.
@MarkJCarney Looking for an update on how the affordability crisis is being dealt with. This is what is relevant to Canadians. Do we want to continue to protect existing wealth or create opportunities for younger generations? Maybe this is part of the depopulation agenda. Make it make sense!