Trudeau Popularity - or not. Nanos research

[Kirkhill]

Canada is looking into whether restaurants' wood ovens meet emissions standards

The federal government says it carried out 'compliance promotion activities' with some restaurants that use wood-fired ovens to determine if they meet emission reporting thresholds under the National Pollutant Release Inventory program.

www.ctvnews.ca

I can't even fathom how people can come up with these ideas, this country is going to virtue signal and handicap itself to death. With our economy, debt, social climate we're to the point where you hope our kids don't have kids, unless they move to another continent to do it. This country will not be a good place to be in within 50 years and unrecognizable in 100.

One of the great disruptive slogans of all time:

Think Globally, Act Locally.

 

[Kirkhill]

He said. She said.
What he said.

John Ivison: If Argentinaâs Javier Milei and Chrystia Freeland debated in Davos

Milei’s invocation of the animal spirits of wealth creation is all but absent from the collectivist capitalism pushed by the Liberals

nationalpost.com

The sweet spot is somewhere between Milei and Freeland.

This perspective recognizes Adam Smith’s invisible hand and his suspicion of the men of systems he articulated in The Wealth of Nations. But it also embodies his sense that economies are living institutions, embedded in the culture of the day that is outlined in his Theory of Moral Sentiments, where he argues that morality is built into us as social beings who are guided by self-interest and natural sympathy.

However, that benevolence does not extend to the profligacy of the Trudeau Liberals, where the line: “We can’t afford not to (spend)” has been wheeled out far too often to excuse unnecessary state intervention.

Milei provided a timely riposte to such thinking: “Argentina is an empirical demonstration that no matter how rich you may be or how much you have in terms of natural resources or how skilled your population may be, or how many pounds of gold you have in your central bank, if measures are adopted that hinder the free functioning of markets, free competition, free prices, or if you attack private property, then the only possible fate is poverty. ”

Long live freedom, dammit.

 

[ModlrMike]

Canada is looking into whether restaurants' wood ovens meet emissions standards

The federal government says it carried out 'compliance promotion activities' with some restaurants that use wood-fired ovens to determine if they meet emission reporting thresholds under the National Pollutant Release Inventory program.

www.ctvnews.ca

Don't f*ck with my wood fired pizza.

 

[Colin Parkinson]

Don't f*ck with my wood fired pizza.

No one needs to have wood fired pizza, come along citizen and eat your crackers

 

[SeaKingTacco]

No one needs to have wood fired pizza, come along citizen and eat your crackers

…insect crackers….

 

[Fishbone Jones]

…insect crackers….

Eeat zee bugs!

 

[lenaitch]

Canada is looking into whether restaurants' wood ovens meet emissions standards

The federal government says it carried out 'compliance promotion activities' with some restaurants that use wood-fired ovens to determine if they meet emission reporting thresholds under the National Pollutant Release Inventory program.

www.ctvnews.ca

I sleep better at night knowing that they are staying focused on the big issues.

 

[CBH99]

When it comes to housing, I think PP has the best plan out of the options we have...build more houses. Period. And ideally, built more multi-family dwellings near transit stations. Makes sense.

There will always be a market of people who want to raise a family in the suburbs where they have a single family home, backyard, pets, and they grow as a family with other families also growing in the same boat.

There will always be a market of people who just moved out from home, or who perhaps just arrived in Canada, who will benefit more from having all of their goods & services available much closer to them, and who will rely exclusively on public transit.

Building more of both makes a lot of sense...


Allowing 1.3 million people into the country while only building enough new housing to accomodate approx 200,000 people makes no sense. And that doesn't even include other people who will also be looking for housing (recently divorced or broken up people, people moving out from home, etc etc)

If withholding some federal dollars from municipalities until they actually build the infrastructure the money is intended for is what it takes to get that infrastructure built - seems like a good incentive/kick in the pants to start getting stuff done


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How on Earth does the LPC think to itself that by attacking small business owners who offer wood fired pizza is going to help them in the next election?

Talk about being completely aloof with what the citizenry wants...holy cow...


Maybe it's the final nail in the coffin thats required for anybody who is still thinking of voting for this bunch of clowns? Maybe they'll finally see how little they care about the big issues, and just want to get into their wallets...

Or maybe this is the LPC's year of crushing the little guys as much as they can since they know they have absolutely 0 chance of winning anything come election time...

 

[daftandbarmy]

When it comes to housing, I think PP has the best plan out of the options we have...build more houses. Period. And ideally, built more multi-family dwellings near transit stations. Makes sense.

Poor strategic planning will always defeat good intentions.

E.g.,

Ironically, this $15 B CMHC program for rental apartment construction has diverted so many trades away from other construction projects, apparently, that it's really difficult to get any other kind of projects accelerated.

Apartment Construction Loan Program

Low-cost loans to encourage the construction of rental housing across Canada. It supports sustainable apartment projects in areas where there is a need for additional rental supply.

www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca

 

[Maxman1]

When it comes to housing, I think PP has the best plan out of the options we have...build more houses. Period. And ideally, built more multi-family dwellings near transit stations. Makes sense.

There will always be a market of people who want to raise a family in the suburbs where they have a single family home, backyard, pets, and they grow as a family with other families also growing in the same boat.

There will always be a market of people who just moved out from home, or who perhaps just arrived in Canada, who will benefit more from having all of their goods & services available much closer to them, and who will rely exclusively on public transit.

Building more of both makes a lot of sense...


Allowing 1.3 million people into the country while only building enough new housing to accomodate approx 200,000 people makes no sense. And that doesn't even include other people who will also be looking for housing (recently divorced or broken up people, people moving out from home, etc etc)

If withholding some federal dollars from municipalities until they actually build the infrastructure the money is intended for is what it takes to get that infrastructure built - seems like a good incentive/kick in the pants to start getting stuff done

His other plan on this file is tying immigration levels to housing availability. Rather sensible, given the current insane levels with no rhyme or reason.

 

[Halifax Tar]

His other plan on this file is tying immigration levels to housing availability. Rather sensible, given the current insane levels with no rhyme or reason.

Id also like to add targeted immigration towards professions we are in dire need of. And I would close off immigration to any folks over 50, you should have work and spend time and money contributing to our social services before you can draw from them.

 

[dapaterson]

Poor strategic planning will always defeat good intentions.

E.g.,

Ironically, this $15 B CMHC program for rental apartment construction has diverted so many trades away from other construction projects, apparently, that it's really difficult to get any other kind of projects accelerated.

Apartment Construction Loan Program

Low-cost loans to encourage the construction of rental housing across Canada. It supports sustainable apartment projects in areas where there is a need for additional rental supply.

www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca

So you're saying that a second order effect might be to increase pay in skilled trades, drawing labour into that sector, and increasing capacity there?

 

[FSTO]

So you're saying that a second order effect might be to increase pay in skilled trades, drawing labour into that sector, and increasing capacity there?

We as a nation have done a piss poor job selling the trades to our youth.
From Stats Canada

Once you get the ticket the wage will be considerably higher.

Add/Remove data - Construction union wage rates, monthly

Construction union wage rates (CUWRI) by National Occupational Classification (NOC). Monthly data are available from January 1971. The table presents data for the most recent reference period and the last four periods.

www150.statcan.gc.ca

 

[RangerRay]

Id also like to add targeted immigration towards professions we are in dire need of.

That’s what the Temporary Foreign Worker Program used to be. Then the low skill/low wage employers said “Hey we want in too!”

 

[The Bread Guy]

That’s what the Temporary Foreign Worker Program used to be. Then the low skill/low wage employers said “Hey we want in too!”

Yup - and way before immigration was a significant radar target.

 

[daftandbarmy]

So you're saying that a second order effect might be to increase pay in skilled trades, drawing labour into that sector, and increasing capacity there?

If only there were a federal level champion of skilled labour that could help effect these changes in a rational fashion...

 

[Fishbone Jones]

How on Earth does the LPC think to itself that by attacking small business owners who offer wood fired pizza is going to help them in the next election?

Talk about being completely aloof with what the citizenry wants...holy cow...


Maybe it's the final nail in the coffin thats required for anybody who is still thinking of voting for this bunch of clowns? Maybe they'll finally see how little they care about the big issues, and just want to get into their wallets...

Or maybe this is the LPC's year of crushing the little guys as much as they can since they know they have absolutely 0 chance of winning anything come election time...

Because trudeau himself is devoid of any ideas for real climate and has placed us as hostages to his evangelistic convicted ecoterrorist, whose only goal is to see us freeze in the dark.

 

[Rifleman62]

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[Good2Golf]

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The Atlantic is a very interesting situation. Clearly not enough voters using fuel oil!

 

[Quirky]

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I'm sure the current Liberal retreat will come up with great ideas to fix the problems they created.

Double down on current policies after reviews by self-proclaimed and liberal appointed "experts".