Dylan Suitor, Ryan Molony and Aruba Butt are behind 11 now-insolvent corporations that face a "liquidity crisis" with only $100,000 in the bank, the documents say.
Can't be a real name
The answer is late spring or early fall but late spring is when the bugs come out around here so that's wasted too
Any YouTube video that should be an article is an instant no thanks from me
They're not actually doing much reforming. It's steps in the right direction but nobody is touching fptp
How does it compare to water running through plastic pex pipes in your house?
But they want us to switch to electric vehicles and electric everything. Seems counterintuitive. Shouldn't they just charge the coal and natural gas plants directly so that cleaner forms of electricity are more financially incentivized?
You're going to heat your house one way or another in the country, this gives you multiple options that all result in carbon tax. I thought the whole point of the carbon tax was supposed to be to incentivize the cleanest option? Otherwise it's just another tax on the middle class with the only outcome being less money in people's pockets and generating more money for the government
Why would they charge carbon tax on electric heat?
We're also crawling with ticks these days. Can't take my kids to the neighbourhood park without having to do a thorough check every time
Austerity is still coming when the Cons get in next election cycle
They wouldn't have done any of those programs if they didn't need NDP support to govern. National daycare and dental programs are both NDP ideas that they've been pushing forever
The NDP are certainly not bold enough or left enough for my liking but to say they're not left wing at all is disingenuous
Japan also has a shrinking population which would contribute to declining housing values though unlike the rest of the world that relies on immigration to counter their plummeting birth rates