HellsBelle @ HellsBelle @sh.itjust.works

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And remember that ,"Carney pointed out that Canada will be reducing its immigration numbers in the future. Even though Canada has always accepted new immigrants, the increase in the last few years has caused some problems, mainly in housing and access to public services." Source

The Division of Family and Children Services has said the agency’s goal is reunification, but Telfeyan said charging low-income families child support is a “perverse” practice that “delays the outcome that everyone wants.”

Reunification my ass. Almost every state's version of CFS uses it to make money, one way or another.

Hellberta pushing hard towards its goal for zero population by 2050.

Gilles LeVasseur, a professor of law and management at the University of Ottawa, told CBC News that ignoring a CIRB notice to get back to work and the bargaining table is unlawful.

Individual union members could be fined up to $1,000 a day and unions could face fines of up to $100,000 a day for refusing to comply.

But to enforce the order, LeVasseur said, either Air Canada or the CIRB has to file it in federal court — something the CIRB said "would be unduly punitive and not conducive to harmonious labour relations and constructive collective bargaining."

LeVasseur said when the CIRB announced it would not file the order in federal court, it made it easy for flight attendants and the union to refuse to comply.

Going forward, LeVasseur said, the unions know they have the advantage. He said that in future, the CIRB could go to court to enforce a Section 107 order, but that might just result in opposition to the provision rising to the next level.

"Other unions may say, 'Well, let's put it all together and make it a national strike for all these unions,' he said. "That's the danger."

Good. The government has been put on notice. Let's see who blinks first.

They did, but somehow their leadership decided that everything must change to the exact opposite of what it was.

It reminds me of Orwell's 1984.

You seem like one of those far right nazi Germans.

Maybe it's time to head back home.

He's such a dumbfuck. He whines and cries about everything, then does sfa to change his circumstances.

The day that man leaves office is the day I'll consider moving back to Ontario.

Well shit. :'(

Alternative source, same article.

Fyi. I hit a paywall.

Archive link

I have been as well. Money stolen once, and the second time I was laid out on the floor with a shot-gun to the back of my head while they took my tv and stereo (way back in the 70's so no computers, etc to take).

Hope that answers your incorrect assumptions, eh.

I moved away in 2011, but the few times I've been back it seems they still employ locals.

But there has also been an influx of immigrants who've been 'encouraged' to live there, so it may be 6-of-1 half-a-dozen-of-the-other.

It was her friend, Veronica Hannan, that "was charged with willful trespass, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, police said."

Riiight. Because there's millions of home invasions that happen in Canada on a daily basis. 🙄

The easiest way to describe it is this ... when I used to go to Tim Horton's in Dryden, ON they would ask me if I wanted my Ice Cap made with milk, cream or chocolate milk.

They don't do that anymore.

I disagree with Drug Fraud (as I almost always do). The reason being that I abhor the fact we have completely adopted the idea that our "stuff" is worth more than someone's life -- whether it be ours or someone else's.

George Carlin made fun of it, but it's true.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MvgN5gCuLac&pp=0gcJCf8Ao7VqN5tD

It seemed to move at light speed when Air Canada realized Canadians don't agree with corps demanding free labour from employees.

Both dogs made it. One is at York Factory and one is in Fort Severn.

All the info is posted on Steffen Skjottelvik's fb page.

Montreal police said in a statement that the security of citizens, police officers and demonstrators was compromised that night. They would not share details about their crowd control techniques, citing "strategic reasons" and "ongoing investigations."

"Strategic decisions were made taking into account public safety issues, particularly due to the presence of thousands of people in Place Émilie-Gamelin and Ste-Catherine Street as part of the Pride festivities," the statement from the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) said.

"Strategic" my ass. The truth is that this is just another example of cop's overreach.

And as always, ACAB.

Andrew Coyne is, and always will be, a first class cunt.