I don't want it if I don't need it. Considering where this country is at with housing, education, transportation, food, etc. I think those billions going to well off seniors rather than back into communities that will make life better for everyone is fucked.

It's still all Greek to me

Save on archeology assessments by not having any remains.

Modern problems and all that.

Here they are (with full details to follow at the end of this article): Rob Flack, Ontario’s associate minister of housing; France-Élaine Duranceau, Quebec’s housing minister; Nathan Neudorf, Alberta’s minister of affordability and utilities; Gene Makowsky, Saskatchewan’s minister of social services; John Lohr, Nova Scotia’s minister of municipal affairs and housing; Rob Lantz, Prince Edward Island’s minister of housing, land and communities.

The housing ministers for British Columbia and New Brunswick do not have any reported investments in real estate.

Maybe look into GIS work and try to get on with a municipality or regional government. Not sure how it is in the US but in Canada there are plenty of GIS jobs open all over the country, it's easy enough work if you have a good understanding of (I think) Python. Plus maps are fun, at least I think they are.

Just to add to this, if you're interested the main program I see being used is ArcGIS. QGIS is another program that's similar but free and open source and good to practice on to get the basics of spatial mapping down, but there are some things that are different between the two that is not a 1:1 transfer of skills.

What was that chief

Garbage fire burns up.

Sorry about Gavin Innes though, sometimes shit falls down

If you think you're life will get any better under the Conservatives you're lying to yourself. Ontario is a representation of what is to come, their "solutions" will be nothing more than poor choices that will do more damage than good to the average person and will enrich their friends.

You can bitch about the federal liberals all you want but the fact of the matter is housing, healthcare, transportation are all handled by the province and those are failing due to decades of Conservative leadership. BC finally got rid of our Conservative party in 2017 and things have slowly gotten better, still not great but I guarantee better than if we stayed with the cons; at least our current premier is actually trying to make real change to legislation and policy to move the province out of the 1900s.

As a 32 year old with tens of thousands in school debt living with my parents who can't afford to move out despite making a decent income, I understand feeling like things aren't going to get better, but I guarantee voting for the party that has been sucking corporate dick and spitting in the face of the middle and lower classes in the open for decades isn't going to make things better for me, or you, or anyone in this country who actually needs the help.

Cons under Mulroney began the cuts to social spending to balance the books, libs under Chretien finished it off.

The idea was that the government shouldn't have a hand in housing and it should be left to the free market.

Give it one of those beefy trogdor arm

I second this, I'm not very good with tech but I figured out revanced in like 5 minutes and haven't had any errors or issues.

The Zucc needs to take her out for a real nice seafood dinner, then never call her again