That_Guy
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Government of Canada plans to issue US-dollar global bond
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@ClownWorld The mailman is wrong. Their routes have time values and he is paid to walk to the official point of call using the normal walkway.
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Homeowner asks the mailman not to walk on her grass
Mailman gets annoyed by her response, throws the mail on the ground, says something as he walks away
Internet is now split. Some siding with the homeowner, others with the mailman
Who do you think is wrong here? Homeowner or mailman?
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@ronmortgageguy Nah. Mortgage up, groceries up, property taxes up, gas up, income up but everything else is up much more
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Salaries Are UP?
Is your Salary up? Or are you just working 2 Jobs?
Liberal Party@liberal_party
Rent prices are down, salaries are up. We’re delivering on our plan to make life more affordable for Canadians.
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@IRGC_IRAN_News If anyone believes them I have a strait to sell them…
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@Nathali48328997 If you want to see who is going to run your country in 25 years just go into the schools and see what the graduating classes look like on the end of year picture. 90% chance that’s the demographic that will be in their prime earning years.
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Ma chum qui vit en Beauce me dit : « Tu vas peut-être me trouver raciste, mais c’est rendu que chaque fois que je vais faire mon épicerie, j’ai l’impression de ne plus être au Québec… »
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You know what
I’m restarting the $100 to $10,000 challenge.
I want everyone to have a fair shot at this.
Last time it took me about 5 days, will try to do it faster this time.
If you want to follow along, comment below to join
Going to lock comments in 24 hours
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@CTVMontreal The “I still live in my parents basement” mating call. Every spring.
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Supreme Court to hear case against Montreal suburb over unbearable traffic noise ctvnews.ca/montreal/artic…
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@SatireSquadHQ Yes actually. And it was Costco, not a mom and pop grocery store.
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Anyone else in Canada noticing more and more empty shelves?
I honestly can’t remember a time where I ever saw this as much as now?
Literally every isle has empty areas.
What is going on?
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@MarkJCarney Why not put the pension funds in this fund? Why invest it in India?
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The Canada Strong Fund is Canada’s first national sovereign wealth fund. It will invest in the major projects that are transforming our economy — and give Canadians a direct stake in our nation’s prosperity.
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@Myself9752465 @NewsroomGC Instead we have liberals for a decade and look at what that got us. Highest costs ever relative to any metric. Hear hear!
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@NewsroomGC Hear hear to that.
Ever hear PP say that.
His rhetoric is
"We will make life affordable for hard working Canadians"
Missing.
Unemployed
Seniors
Kids
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Government of Canada announces funding to improve the quality of life for seniors across the country
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@StephenPunwasi It’s being picked apart by Melany Joly and her family at intelcom. Liberals aiding while the parcels all go from cpc to intelcom/dragonfly. Her family owns it.
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🇨🇦: Canada Post is losing money.
The left thinks that’s okay. The right thinks it now needs to be sold off.
The elites & their politicians? They don’t want you to realize that Canada Post’s losses were manufactured so they could loot a public asset.
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@LuckyRic2469 @tvanouvelles Don’t worry they’ll take it back.They’ll tax you an extra 20 cents next time they get the chance. 🎁
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@tvanouvelles Ils viennent te prendre l’équivalent d’1$ et te redonne 10 cents et c’est un cadeau 😂😂😂
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«C’est vraiment un beau cadeau»: une baisse de 10 cents le litre sur l’essence à prévoir dès lundi tvanouvelles.ca/2026/04/17/ces…
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@mtlgazette Sellers will just increase prices knowing that the gov will cover some transfer tax.
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Quebecers buying first homes will get welcome tax rebate, Fréchette says montrealgazette.com/news/provincia…
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@LilPork07 @CTVMontreal Actually you’re right. Only on rush hours.
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Montreal mayor ‘fed up’ with lack of public transit funding ctvnews.ca/montreal/artic…
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@sylvie_gingras @rigau212 @LP_LaPresse Yes. There are accommodations (both permanent and temporary).
The accommodation is that the delivery agent will empty the corresponding slot in the community mailbox and deliver to the door every Wednesday (or next business day in case of holidays)
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@rigau212 @LP_LaPresse Si vous avez lu l’article vous avez constaté que des mesures d’adaptation seront prévues pour les personnes à mobilité réduite ! Et si ça permet aux voisin.es de s’entraider !?
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Postes Canada | C’est la fin du courrier à la porte lapresse.ca/affaires/2026-…
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@PacificPaisley @jessgill03 All assumptions, zero data. Armchair expert knows nothing and proves it with baseless post!
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Newspapers have been publishing this kind of story forever…
They always find a way to demonstrate how their era was the very worst, and how unreasonable everything was for young adults.
Yet, salaries go up, spending goes up, people go from 1 vehicle to 2, or 3, they have multiple flatscreens, computers, tablets, they fly more frequently, they eat out more frequently, etc.
The economy is fine, it’s your lifestyle that’s problematic, and that’s all on you. You chose to enslave yourself to online subscription, Starbucks, and dinning out.
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Too many boomers have this really toxic assumption that young people are unable to afford a house because they’re lazy and don’t work hard.
Most young people I know are working full time specialised jobs, having the majority of their salary swallowed by renting (despite it being a flatshare) taxes and cost of living.
It’s almost impossible for young people nowadays, without the help of their family, to afford a house.
And then they get blamed for having a Netflix subscription or getting the odd takeaway as if saving that £300 a year would let them afford a £20,000 deposit.
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@AidanSimardone The divide is too wide. Desperate people do desperate things.
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"All you had to do was pay us enough to fucking live"
R A W S A L E R T S@rawsalerts
🚨#BREAKING: Watch as an employee starts a massive fire inside a 1.2 million square foot warehouse filming himself on Instagram as he sets toilet paper packages ablaze 📌#Ontario | #California Watch as a disgruntled employee started a massive fire at a 1.2 million-square-foot Kimberly-Clark warehouse in Ontario, California, with 29-year-old Chamel Abdulkarim arrested on arson charges after filming himself on Instagram setting toilet paper packages on fire and saying You may not pay us enough to f*cking live, but these btches are dirt cheap. There goes your inventory. All you had to do was pay us enough to live. The warehouses, which span roughly 11 city blocks which prompted a massive response a 6-alarm fire alert from 175 firefighters and 20 engines working to put out the blaze. Thankfully, no injuries were reported.
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@TheELongWave What has happened to income between 89 and 26? Factor in interests and we might have a better sense of what percentage of income it takes to service that mortgage.
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Toronto home prices — inflation-adjusted to 2025 dollars.
The 1989 peak (the crash everyone remembers): $600,700
Today: March 2026 $1,091,700
That's 82% ABOVE the 1989 real peak — after a 4-year correction that has already wiped ~$200K in real value off the market.
We're not cheap.
We're not even close to cheap.
📊 Source: TREB, Stats Canada, Bank of Canada
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