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It's from a meme page on IG. Entrepanure. However, I question if this guy understands it is satire. |
I drove around Burnaby today and noticed a lot of blue conservative lawn signs:ohgodwhy: |
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Up to you how you want to interact with a troll. I think it's a waste of time |
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Some things are a net gain for society, I’d say bowing down to the hotel industry wasn’t one of those. |
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Anything. This study which references stats can data https://vancouversun.com/business/re...erm-rentals-bc Says regarding short term rentals: Quote:
https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.7275643 So.. we have legislation with - no tangible data to measure outcomes - no data as to how many operators are actually operating - no data on how many units are actually suitable for long term rentals - no way to track the enforcement of short term rentals - half assed enforcement on violations - now being reconsidered all together after having -zero- government backed data as to the success of the program And yet you can just blindly, and ignorantly, just say landlords are the issue etc. Derrrrrrrrrr… it’s Eby so it must be right. |
Boomers are under total Carney hypnosis... if the cons pull this off then the media has completely misrepresented pushback to the agenda. Can you imagine the shit talk if the Liberal party pulls off a majority? Wokies will be doing donuts in the pit lane! I haven't voted and likely won't even vote. |
If the liberals win "the wokies" are just going to go back to normal life. Liberal voters aren't the ones buying political merch and waving flags on their trucks. |
I’ll keep saying it: the more profitable being a landlord is, the more broken the system becomes. Housing turns over every 4–5 years - money just sits there waiting. It's not an economy, it’s a waiting room. People clown the U.S. for student debt and healthcare, but a new grad software developer can pay off student debt incl. dorm and meal plans AND afford a new build townhouse within 2 years in Austin, 3 years in Seattle, compared to 9 years in Vancouver. There needs to be some soft landing that moves more of the economy away from housing. If we build as much as Austin, asset values will drop 10% and overall rent will drop 20%. |
Carney playing hockey pp on a private track driving a vette. Shows you who is out of touch. Carney should team up with this site. https://goalieup.com/en/locations/va.../rent-a-goalie Just imagine him showing up to a beer league game. |
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People are saying many are regretting now going out to vote and now Trump won... not sure if that woudl have made a difference. it's still 50/50 Lib versus Con. Crzy how advance voting is record high. |
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It all sounds great on paper, but how does the rubber hit the road? Without people in place to enforce and administer a policy, it's effectively worthless. That has been a problem in this country and province for a while, look at financial regulation enforcement, it's laughable. |
The temperature has toned down a bit since Carney talked to Trump, but generally the political mood still suggests people view this as a high stakes election. So I'd expect voter turnout to be high, and advance voting is just part of that picture. Also, I think the general attitude among voters is a more welcoming shift towards advance voting. Instead of absolutely having to go and vote on that one single day, you have more flexibility to fit it into your schedule. |
Voted yesterday, in and out of the Elections Canada office, took 5 minutes. Let's go Terry Beech, the guy who facilitated the ability for Canadians to renew their passport online, sometimes it's just the little things :lol |
Cons released their costed platform https://globalnews.ca/news/11142730/...-election/amp/ On the surface their home building plan of paying the difference in tax for new home construction via municipalities seems infinitely more realistic than the liberals version of “cutting red tape” which is frankly, completely out of touch with the reality of construction in this country. |
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That’s hardly detailed enough to say it’s any better imo. So.. lost revenue will be offset by further investment.. so when a multi family development is now built they are going to eat the entire cost of the infrastructure upgrades that feed that development as opposed to having municipalities choose when to upgrade based on need? lol ok. As someone who works directly with utilities all the time, this type of promise isn’t likely to come to fruition until the next election. At best, if the liberals were to get into power I don’t see any tangible change happening at the municipal level until late 3rd, early 4th year of the term. Things like electrical infrastructure, specific to BC, is governed by an overarching tariff that’s set of the BC utilities commission. Do any of those aforementioned words sound like things that change quickly? |
I hope whoever is in cuts GST on new builds, I got a presale condo that’s done in December lol |
^^ it's always usually only for first time home buyer and under $x. So it doesn't really affect the general population. |
wat.... for YEARS PP kept parroting removing 'gatekeepers' with nothing specific until what, 6 days before the election? |
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