Lot's of people live and work for their whole career in these types of camps. In the 1980's I spent months in a wood/canvas tent in northern Manitoba on a mining exploration job. I would have loved to have this level of accommodation. Lot's of people in the trades also live in a fifth wheel trailer, moving from campground to campground to work on resource projects like pipelines.
"We're now being honest about what it takes to get the city you want."
Nice way for the city to try and shift the blame to residents…
every city is looking at some increases but most of them aren't blowing 12 million dollars on a woke name change
Winnipeg is doing similar things - Bishop Grandin Blvd will be renamed. And I am certain once the guilty white liberals gain momentum a few other avenues or streets will be renamed.
but we need to change names based on what may or may not be true about the person.
realestatemagazine.ca
One of the unhelpful things about government borrowing is that it crowds out private borrowing. Pretty much everyone already knew this long ago. They did it; they own the responsibility for it. Keep voting them in; you own it, too.
The slant in that panel was pretty obvious, just the way they describe things, and turn it into a "progressive" vs. non-progressive when it was about housing. I also doubt many people consider calling mayors incompetent a failing...
And then there is this …
