7 if I read the text it’s to provincially appoint judges to interpret federal law. There’s a clear distinction between provincial and federal powers, this is just a power grab.
8 I think there’s other discussions about senate reform that should happen but let the other persons point this is too open.
Montreal did this by restricting the number of people who could work at the grocery store after certain hours especially on weekends. This would increase line lengths and drive people to dépanneurs.
It was also pro-worker, which Quebec has always been.
Of course, not everything is available at deps, and not everyone shops during the day so it was a pain in the ass if you had a big shop to do.
Not sure whether this is still in okay, but I’ve noticed local deps are more expensive.
According to an August 2023 report by Rentals.ca, apartment and condo listings in Montreal saw a year-over-year increase of 15.3 per cent — a growth outpaced only by Brampton, Ont., (18.6 per cent) and Calgary, Alta., (16.1 per cent).
Still sucks to be renting in Montreal, Brampton or Calgary.
7 if I read the text it’s to provincially appoint judges to interpret federal law. There’s a clear distinction between provincial and federal powers, this is just a power grab.
8 I think there’s other discussions about senate reform that should happen but let the other persons point this is too open.
Tl;dr these people should move to the States.
If you weren’t aware, he’s playing for free in Montreal Saturday night for Just For Laughs.
(Of course, being two hours away you could be doing both)
Zed. Grew up in Ottawa, since lived in Montreal a long time. French also says zed.
Fix your bot dude. 6 posts of the same story is too much.
Was wondering if that was it but there are two other plants in Quebec and Manitoba.
Are the other plants unionized?
Great book, was surprised the article wasn’t from the same era.
Now I’ll have to re-read it.
You’re so cursed.
Looks expensive.
Montreal did this by restricting the number of people who could work at the grocery store after certain hours especially on weekends. This would increase line lengths and drive people to dépanneurs.
It was also pro-worker, which Quebec has always been.
Of course, not everything is available at deps, and not everyone shops during the day so it was a pain in the ass if you had a big shop to do.
Not sure whether this is still in okay, but I’ve noticed local deps are more expensive.
Still sucks to be renting in Montreal, Brampton or Calgary.
Wow ending lease transfers would be so bad. Already July 1st moving day is a horror show but this would put even more pressure on that day.