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Related: About this forumEmployment need in Canada the highest in 4 decades. Who says you can't
have social programs and great employment. Who says you can't tax the well off. And these job vacancies are good quality jobs. CTV News. And on the whole inequality is decreasing in Canada.
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Employment need in Canada the highest in 4 decades. Who says you can't (Original Post)
applegrove
Jan 2018
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democratisphere
(17,235 posts)1. Canada is one of the greatest Democracies in the world.
Sadly, the US is the exact opposite.
applegrove
(123,448 posts)2. Oh we are only 35 million. You have 6 times that many liberals in the US
who are leading the way with ideas and wisdom and come 2018 elections, watch out. We know this is a blimp, #$××£¥//#$!!!, I mean blip.
appalachiablue
(42,984 posts)3. Big K & R Good for Canada.
Cedar_son
(50 posts)4. Where did you read "on the whole" inequality is decreasing?
Stats Can says it's increasing still in cities, where 80 per cent of Canadians live. https://globalnews.ca/news/3599083/income-inequality-canada-cities/