700,000 is "Affordable?" ??????

STOP GIVING THEM IDEAS

yarrr

Each iteration is its own thing; sharing only the themes.

Cuts. Most of the provinces are blue right now. Look around to how well that's going for your day to day services.

Peoples willingness to do things that are illegal. Workers died to give us unions and employment law; its important people don't forget that.

Good. I shouldn't need to wait 3 weeks for an appointment and 4 hours for the doctor being late for a goddamned prescription update and blood work order.

I worked out there a long time ago... A lot of the Alberta funding was just grants to companies to do the legally required bare minimum. Probably best it wasn't spent because nothing was done to earn it.

Not a protest. Just everyone, nation wide. Stops going to work. Until union dispute = companies are forced to accept union demands without reprisal.

TD has screwed me enough times to leave for another bank; Considering everything I had was with Canada Trust, that was no small feat... but a consistent and ongoing problem of:

1. Told them I was traveling, please don't lock the cards; cards locked for fraud protection on day 1 and we cant check into hotel. Spent the night in a bar that accepted the backup cash.
2. Inheritance cheque was "Lost" and took 2 years to recover the money. Thank fuck for taking a photo of it on arrival.
3. Account hacked- brokerage account. No way anyone could just randomly get into it or have conned us; we check it once a year at best. took almost the entire account in 499 increments until it was dry. Took a year took a year and police investigation to get that money back.
4. Ongoing small fees and interest that should not be there trying to get snuck past on statements.

Finally left after almost loosing a hundred grand.

No one who values their money should ever do business with that bank. They cant even do the one thing a bank is there to do.

The people who own large aggressive breeds rarely cross over with people who know or even care about training.

Conservative provincial policy happened.