Like, imagine if we all just CHILLED when it snowed. If we paid enough people and had enough equipment to plough and salt carefully so everyone can get around safely. If we weren’t in such a rush to all KEEP GOING.

Not gonna lie though that’s a bit rich coming from the competition bureau who refuses to do something about Canada’s monopolies.

Also, if we want to fix a lot of things we are going to piss off the provinces, as we need national standards for basically everything, not provinces in charge.

Out of curiosity, what's the numbers look like for the age range in between of 35-64, or several of those age ranges. As an elder millennial, it feels like I'm in a weird mix of both at the same time TBH.

I never had an aol address, but I did have the Canadian equivalent so that counts right?

Does this mean that Canadian YouTubers have permission to just go with our normal crazy mix of imperial and metric units?

Is there a term for state sponsored piracy? or is that just war.…

And that’s where I have a problem ultimately, i as an individual should be to be virtually invisible digitally for my entire digital footprint without having to jump through hoops to do so. Everyone should, otherwise it opens the door to the nightmare that we are staring down now.

Why does everyone all the time everywhere need to be a data source without explicit opt in?

I’m not saying the data collection method should expensive, it just should be public and explicitly opt in (for everything not just medical)

I’m all for public data exchanges in that type of scenario

It doesn’t, as long as it also precludes the private sector from doing so.

We used to do publically funded research at universities with outcomes that resulted in IP that was free for all to use. We need that back badly