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The job market is screaming for people to work so that's not why they are still in welfare. I wouldn't be taking care of my kids 5 years after they got out of school and I am sure I don't want my tax dollars babysitting immigrants. The LEAST they can be doing is be volunteering their time and I believe that should be part of the rules for coming here, you have to put in volunteer hours, you can't just come here and squat. Other criteria needs to be NO single men priority given exclusively to men with families.
https://tnc.news/2024/01/25/syrian-refugees-still-reliant-on-social-assistance/
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Nenshi
Alberta MLA
@EricBouchardAB
calls out Alberta NDP leader for labeling Ivermectin "quakery" when people used it to treat Covid, but acknowledged it's benefits for Nenshi when he used it.
It's time Nenshi saves face and admits, Ivermectin is actually very Safe & Effective.
Canada will soon be Cuba:
https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/rusting-out-how-canadas-factories-are-falling-behind-rivals-and-how-to-turn-it-around-5997910?
“On factory floors across Canada, aging machinery hums in plants that are investing less and producing fewer goods than competitors. While other advanced economies upgrade and automate, Canada’s manufacturing sector has been losing ground for years, and experts warn it’s set to get worse without major policy changes.
Lagging productivity, heavy compliance burdens, provincial fragmentation, and trade instability are squeezing the manufacturing sector and clouding long-term planning, according to several experts The Epoch Times spoke to. Compounding those pressures is chronically low capital investment that has slowed modernization and weakened competitiveness.
“Our businesses are literally rusting out,” David Leis, CEO of the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, told The Epoch Times. He argued that years of red tape, weak competition, and neglect ...
