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Suggested Ideas
Where politicians and the media communicate the loudest, it would be beneficial to the public to be able to hear arguments for governing processes from public servants themselves (anon. optional).
Appropriate time and resources to make the lives of the Canadian Veterans who served there country to make Canada a safe and secure place to live.
The vast northern part of Canada is sparsely populated. Without those hardy souls who live there we cannot lay claim that the territory is part of Canada. The cost for a family of four to travel from Iqualit to western Canada is close to $12,000.00.
when a skilled immigrant come to Canada, the very powerful mental stress he/she need to encounter with, how to do micromanagement of to get-ride-of from his/her mental stress and how to best fit hi/her in Canada
I am not Canadian or the political personality of any country.I am just a common people.But these ordinary people choosing an extraordinary government.And this extraordinary government taking a brave step about open government.So let's greet this step.
Free Day Care for Children 12mo - 4 years old, which would help parents raise good, responsible and strong children who are the future of the nation.
Latest comments
March 06, 2023: James McKinnon commented on Abolish Income Tax, Increase Consumption Tax:
I vehemently support this idea.
March 05, 2023: Jessica Hrycuk commented on Abolish Income Tax, Increase Consumption Tax:
It doesn't make sense that lower income Canadians have to struggle pay to pay because they lose 200-300 sometimes more from their pay chèques
March 05, 2023: collin dacosta commented on Abolish Income Tax, Increase Consumption Tax:
The Canadian government full of boomers is stifling the life out of young men and women who are just starting to build a life and a family.
March 05, 2023: Mary P commented on Address the Disparity in Private Sector - Public Sector Wages, Pensions and Benefits:
Anyone interested in this issue should read this Fraser Institute report from 2018 (see link below).
March 05, 2023: Mary P commented on Address the Disparity in Private Sector - Public Sector Wages, Pensions and Benefits:
I would direct commentators who blame the private sector for the lack of pensions in the private sector to the following report by the Fraser Insti
March 05, 2023: Joe P Hruska commented on Address the Disparity in Private Sector - Public Sector Wages, Pensions and Benefits:
You forget all public sector dollars (including the taxes you pay) originated in the private sector. All that is really happening is the govt.
March 04, 2023: Gary Shortell commented on Address the Disparity in Private Sector - Public Sector Wages, Pensions and Benefits:
Is it the taxpayers responsibility to contribute to public pensions?
March 04, 2023: Michel Joseph Cardin commented on Address the Disparity in Private Sector - Public Sector Wages, Pensions and Benefits:
Yes of course but investing in private secor companies or simular in fairness is that you are going to get money that you invested in and it grew w
March 04, 2023: Michel Joseph Cardin commented on Address the Disparity in Private Sector - Public Sector Wages, Pensions and Benefits:
Ok now really? Because you had a good job that payed; that means that everyone else did as well?
March 03, 2023: Michel Joseph Cardin commented on Address the Disparity in Private Sector - Public Sector Wages, Pensions and Benefits:
I think that private sector employers had a raw deal with UFCW have gotten away with the rules of unions' job is to do everything in their pow