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9 out of 10 bestselling novels in UK have 1 thing in common: a woman is murdered
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My fitness tracker knew I was pregnant before I did
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2mo ago
I saw on TV a long time ago that a funeral home's "energy" (burning bodies) was used to heat homes somewhere in Europe. We can just use data centers for heating too...maybe turn around all these protests against them
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Tiny data centre used to heat public swimming pool
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U.S. Dealers in Full Panic Mode After Canada Green-Lights Chinese Cars
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8mo ago
ugh...I guess I have to bring out the crayons to explain this The reduction came from international students and temporary workers' permits expiring. We keep increasing permanent residents.
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8mo ago
That 100K is just in 3 months. We are growing rapidly.
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That's 30%, not 30K
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8mo ago
Here ya go bud: https://abacusdata.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Slide6-1.pn... It is one of the top 5 issues for ALL Canadians.
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8mo ago
Mark Carney should know that it would be an _extremely_ unpopular move right now to allow India more access to immigrate here.
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8mo ago
Why not import from a variety of countries to preserve the social fabric? https://preview.redd.it/in-the-first-three-months-of-2025-ca...
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8mo ago
What's a "few more" to you? Look at this chart for example: https://preview.redd.it/in-the-first-three-months-of-2025-ca...
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8mo ago
The current Carney govt? Maybe. Too soon to tell, but things are heading in the right direction. The previous Trudeau govt? Absolutely not. He was the prime minister of everyone except Canadians.
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Canada is embarking on a trade agreement with India and collectively our greatest fear is the immigration issue. Canada's immigration is already quite lop-sided.
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SD card found in Oceangate submersible wreckage
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1y ago
Even easier to communicate if they stay in their own country among their own people with a shared background
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As an IT worker, I honestly don't see many/any Cubans and Latinos in my day to day. However I do see a ton, and I mean a ton of Indians and their hiring practices. Hence why I started my sentence with "I have personally witne
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What if they're bringing the average salary down for everyone else because they can, thanks to h1b?
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Because they bring their racism here. https://www.npr.org/2020/10/12/922936053/california-workplac... I have personally witnessed it myself. I have countless Indian friend who are candid with me. They ar
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The world stone skimming championships have been rocked by a cheating scandal
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To be fair, buying Instagram so early + WhatsApp were great moves too.
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The world leaders are not doing enough to end this genocide. Where are the sanctions? Where is the pressure to end this? Just empty words. The oppressors have free reign without serious consequences.
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The world leaders are not doing enough to end this genocide. Where are the sanctions? Where is the pressure to end this? Just empty words. Israel has a free reign without serious consequences.
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>Citation please Brampton, Thorncliff, Scarborough, etc. There's no shortage of immigrant heavy neighborhoods. Heck, I'm in Durham and the demographics are changing rapidly.
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For non-Canadians, this may be hard to comprehend how quickly the demographics have shifted, but the Indians are here in person. No need to send the order to a call center in India. We have that many.
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Canadian banks, telecoms, and even retail chains, have been shamelessly replacing Canadian workers with Indians for decades. At this point, a plurality of our new immigrants come from one or two states in India. I would challenge you to go
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The Sad Case of the Youngest-Ever Alzheimer's Diagnosis
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Anecdotally, most of my friends and acquaintances are making a conscious effort to boycott Israeli products. Not sure what the relevance is but Starbucks seems to be the first to go.
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U.S. suing Ticketmaster owner Live Nation
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What Tesla's troubles tell us about the EV industry
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