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Every time I see something about sppooooky nefarious Chinese gonna use their hypnotizing baubles to trick Canadians into feeding their data into the gaping maw of CCP… it is describing an already widely-deployed mechanism.
If there were effective privacy regulations in place that applied to everybody we wouldnt need to do this every time.
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Israeli government officials, meanwhile, have publicly complained about alleged antisemitism in Canada after members of the Carney government criticized Israel’s brutalization of activists on board an aid flotilla bound for Gaza earlier this month.
“We’re just doing collective punishment. What don’t you understand?”
Neither do you live in Capilano Indian Reserve No. 5.
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1·7 days agoNurses strike all the time.
Here is a list of some strikes in US only. 2026: https://nurse.org/articles/nurse-strikes-list/, 2025: https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/hr/7-healthcare-strikes-in-2025/
Sometimes they maintain minimum care. There is advance notice provided. Nurses can also do things like provide care but not chart it in the correct way to get “counted” by their funding model. So the employer loses money while patient care is if anything improved.
lack of any opinion
Have you seen their subreddit lately?
Freeland: https://www.readthemaple.com/liberal-leadership-frontrunners-score-poorly-on-palestinian-rights
Nurses can and do strike. People support them because organized nurses who can enforce collective decisions provide the best care.
There was just a victory in New York:
https://www.ajmc.com/view/historic-nyc-nursing-strike-ends-with-3-year-contract-wins
122·11 days agoBut for the last four and a half months, Appolon has been incarcerated in a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility.
And another case:
He was soon placed in ICE’s Buffalo facility.
If the youtuber didn’t have such a deadpan presentation you would think this was some kind of madcap sitcom plot!
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Canada’s recent labour disputes in major transportation sectors have made it hard for businesses to plan operations at home and grow customers abroad, according to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
“What we’re hearing overseas is that they need to have that degree of certainty from Canadians. They need to know that our ports aren’t just going to shut down two years in a row seemingly at random,” said Pascal Chan, the chamber’s vice-president of strategy policy and supply chains.
“If other countries don’t believe that Canada can reliably deliver the goods because we have consistent labour disruptions, that’s going to be a significant problem for the economy.”
Pretending as though “overseas” don’t understand the concept of labour negotiations. It is already illegal to strike in Canada without years of for warning.
Sounds like Canada’s only international business partner is MBS.
The only way worker rights ever come into being is pressure from unions.
China builds trains and canada hates trains.