I heard lots of stories from my friends who were students in engineering, and there were a lot of f'd up stories about Canadian trained PEs too. The pattern I noticed wasn't where they were trained, but how much they were paid (you get what you pay for).
Also just an anecdote!
The inflation is still high
Where are you getting that from? That's not what the numbers say.
Great comparison, a dialect used by millions of people to a dead language. It really shows how much you care about the people who speak that dialect...
you attacked a person for being a bad example because they are struggling and not at rock bottom because people exist at the bottom.
That's not my intentions. I question her choices, but that doesn't mean she has an option that would 100% fix her situation. It would probably be hard to find a 2-bedroom for $1500/mo and she'd still have over 50% of her paycheque going to housing.
My concern is articles highlighting cases like this allow people to disregard the housing crisis as just people unwilling to tighten their belts. Like "stop eating avocado toast" or "cancel Disney+", there's no quick fix.
I know it's not the point of this post, but that's "hugging the post"? He's probably >2' away from it!
Therefore his death was PAINLESS.
Except for the 22 minutes of struggling to breath. Unless you're discounting those by saying he was unconscious the moments before his death. If that's the case, most forms of what we consider painful death are after at least a few moments of unconsciousness.
And I'm saying that's wrong. The title accurately describes the article.
Supposedly, Netflix makes more from the ads tier:
In Q2, as in the previous quarter, Netflix’s advertising tier generated higher average revenue per user (ARPU) overall than the Standard ad-free plan ($15.49/month), implying more than $8.50/month in ad revenue per subscriber, Neumann said.
I think your title meant to say, "Canada is the only G7 countries without a foreign intelligence agency."