IIRC that was the direct result of Elon demanding that they ignore certain safety procedures or something. Can't remember the details though but I read it somewhere.
To be fair, he had about as much experience with transportation management as most of us do when he got the job.
Could any of us really done any better?
Yo someone please explain to my dumb ass how passengers can embark/disembark these trains even though they are squished together so close
Edit: Also which train station is this does anybody know?
> "We have one of the best labour law regimes here," said Gavin McGarrigle, Unifor's western regional director, in an interview after the event.
> McGarrigle referred to changes in B.C.'s Labour Relations Code that came into effect in June 2022 that make it easier to form a union.
the only good thing to have come from the god damned trucker protest (very NSFW btw)
Who will win? Will it be the deranged, facebook-induced :brainworms: anti-vaxx soccer mom, or the bland :lmayo: climate-change-speedrun-any% cardboard cutout of a person who would be considered a centre-right liberal in any other province?
Only time will tell!
Obviously preferable if the NDP wins so then at least Alberta will get to keep public health care BUT THAT'S A PRETTY FUCKING LOW BAR! :agony-consuming:
