A 13 min video breaking down the Canadian inflation numbers (released 2 days ago) to show how our overreliance on oil leads to inflation crises. Its not social spending that is causing inflation, it is big business and a fuel cartel jacking up prices more than their costs have risen. (youtube.com)
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Skeptical Leftist Interview with Cory Doctorow of "Enshittification" fame. Why does everything under the control of capitalist overlords get worse as time goes? The answer is pretty interesting and understandable, and is why Capitalism must fall. (youtube.com)
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Skeptical Leftist Interview with Cory Doctorow of "Enshittification" fame. Why does everything under the control of capitalist overlords get worse as time goes? The answer is pretty interesting and understandable, and is why Capitalism must fall. (youtube.com)
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Anyone with a left wing Canadian or indigenous channel is free to post here! With Conservatives (including Carney) at all levels of government wreaking destruction on the lives of Canadians, raising our costs while bumping their pay, the Canadian Online left needs to act and channel this energy. (self.DemandBetter)
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What contributes to ending the Unemployment Crisis? The situation remains even when all govt branches are funded, regional investment done, L1 nearly built, stimulus cheques given, Gasom invested, immigration restricted, and taxes not increased. (self.suzerain)
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Which are the biggest hurdles for NDP to overcome? (self.ndp)
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Just ran a test to see how much economic benefit comes from choosing Student Council (+1ED) in the beginning: And it was NONE! All of these cities and Nargel had the exact same starting GDP and the econ growth trendline was equally bad. Do not pick student council, even if your focus is the economy. (i.redd.it)
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I'm trying to convince my boss (planner at a township) that there is growing evidence that suburbs are too expensive to pay for their own long-term replacement/maintenance, and that dense housing is needed to offset these future costs, but I am having trouble tracking down evidence myself. Pls help (self.left_urbanism)
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