www.bloomberg.com Housing Crisis, Packed Hospitals and Drug Overdoses: What Happened to Canada?
From Toronto to Vancouver, some residents are losing faith in a government social safety net that is central to the country’s identity.
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That's pretty much what happened give or take rounding dates to the nearest year. Late 2017 isn't 6 years ago anymore, nearly 8 now.
Wasn't initially. Yall tiresome patriot machines
No, maybe not. But that's a far cry from, yknow, wanting them dead. You wanting them to succeed and maybe just not liking them much as a group is barely hate.
Those 800k other anecdotes didn't happen because government policy chased all.the doctors out of the country leaving us with the bottom of the barrel stressed out to the nines. Can't get a doctor now If I want one, had to basically bribe a nurse to get my class one medical done. Nurses, nurse practicioners and pharmacists can do that, now, btw, government realized truckers not being able to see doctors to get government mandated medicals was counter productive.
I'm not discussing my finances with you to any great detail, or reading that mess. I own a home I don't reside in, in another province, and that is a recent development as opposed to working in Alberta as a trucker 7 years with no health card.
It didn't happen in the USA genius.
No, that's not how conversations work at all. You ignore irritating demands about personal numbers.
Yeah I bought a house in Saskatchewan. I dont live in it. You sure got me though.