Good observation.
This is true.
We'd have hoped for prices to fall with the fall in demand, but alas.
What has Toronto become
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This is true.
We'd have hoped for prices to fall with the fall in demand, but alas.
Guys living in shelters with no status here are hired by construction companies on a daily basis. I witnessed this first hand when the same bunch of Mexicans were picked up every day at the Scott Mission.
I know several people who work in the TV and radio industry within the private sector and they have always told me that the CBC over hires for everything. ie for a radio show in the private sector they will have 2-3 people working on it, whereas CBC will have 10. Lot's of fat to trim.
The CBC is over staffed and over-valued for what they produce.
Add to that an obvious left leaning bias and it's time for CBC to have an enema.
Of course, you know several people who work in the tv and radio industry in the private sector who always tell you things about the CBC.
Who I ask, would have suspected otherwise?
Don't believe me?
Why don't you call one of the private radio stations or send the program director an email asking for an estimate of how many people work on one of their shows. Tell them you're a student doing research.
Then do the same thing for the CBC.
Then come back here and confess what you have discovered.
The Republicans didn't mandate the vaccines and impose useless lockdowns. Our conservatives caved to all of the bullshit.
How should I start the conversation with said private media?
"Hello, this guy from TERB named Skoob said I should call you to ....... "
I already told you how to do it. You just don't want to because you'll discover that I'm not lying about it.
So you'll just continue to distract like usual.
Yes, just another typical response from Anbarandy. It's common knowledge the CBC is overstaffed when it comes to the number of employees it takes to produce shows compared to the private sector. Now they are cutting some staff, but handing out huge bonuses at the same time. Which is truly amazing.
"We’ve known for months now that close to 1,200 of CBC’s top management employees were going to be getting bonuses, the only question was how much. Now that the numbers are out, it is truly obscene given the state of the state broadcaster.
For the last fiscal year, which ended in March, CBC split $18.4 million between 1,194 employees. That’s a 23% increase over the $14.9 million on bonuses handed out the previous year. The most recently awarded bonuses work out to an average $15,410, which is nice work if you can get it.
At CBC though — despite, or perhaps because of their socialist political leanings — not all executive bonuses are considered equal.
Just 45 executives split $3.3 million of that pot, meaning an average bonus among the elites at CBC works out to $73,333. That average bonus works out to more than what an average Canadian earns, according to Statistics Canada."
No wonder many taxpayers have a problem with the CBC.
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Now we've got roaming mobs with SWORDS on the streets of Brampton. Thanks, Trudeau ...
As long as they pay the carbon tax on the manufacturing and delivery of those swords.
I can't believe you said math and Trudeau in the same post!
The trades have always been sketchy like this.
Lots of ex-cons and addicts helped build lots of those new shiny condos people are living in.
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It's like that in all government sectors. The inefficiency and overspending is appalling.
The only private sector that resembles this was big tech in Cali when times were good and investor money was endless.
It's why Elon was able to cut over 70% of Twitter's workforce overnight without it having any negative impact on site performance.
But the private sector has to self-correct to survive unlike the public sector. Paying staff members $120k/year to answer a couple emails a day along with free yoga classes and free daily meals was never going to last.
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And don't forget that the government loves to hire more people than it needs to make it appear as though unemployment is lower than it is.
The public sector has no comprehension of how the rest of the non-public sector world works. They are in a bubble where they believe money grows on trees and they are entitled to more and more of it.
If you want to bang your head against the wall, read just how out of control the Liberals are with hiring civil servants over the last several years. It's truly mindboggling.
Under Trudeau, the civil service has grown twice as fast as Canada’s population.
https://globalnews.ca/news/10626474/canada-civil-service-increase-justin-trudeau/
Progress Toronto are going to drive this city further into the shitter .
They got Olivia eletected and are basically running the city now
And were pivital in the ward 15 byelection
They got Olivia eletected and are basically running the city now
And were pivital in the ward 15 byelection
