/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55727332
a sensible allocation of government resources to public welfare is, and has proven to be, a good thing. Finland and Japan are excellent examples. Otherwise I agree with you.
i think a lot of money can be saved by
>trimming the useless fat in government: most of hr, the senate, probably a ton of public servants
>make traffic fines proportional to income
>tax the wealthy fairly
>increase taxes on alcohol, fast food, cannabis, tobacco, and foreign-made goods and labour
and as a bonus:
>stop importing people who are culturally incompatible
>stop allowing foreigners to buy property
>keep jobs in canada, make things in canada
>make walkable cities

>>55078159
massive fucking retard alert. if by some rare possibility you’re even from this country, leave.
we have way tighter immigration policies than much of the developed world, including the US. a fast-track/priority card here requires two degrees and three years of related work experience. even then, you aren’t considered a canadian citizen until you have your PR and pass the exam.
even urban centers like Tolonto, Montréal, and Vancouver B.C. (Billion Chinese) are extremely safe, especially compared to cities literally bordering us. detroit springs to mind.
take your anti-canadian half-brained zoomer take back to whatever third world shithole you crawled out of you absolute doublenigger retard faggot
t. bumblefuck nowhere northern ontarian

https://globalnews.ca/news/9348042/canada-rent-average-november/

Canuck bros I don't think I'm going to make it

>>52748957
It's in Toronto. You're paying for the location, not the size of the house. Toronto is basically the New York of Canada.

>Billionaires create jobs