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I know a old guy who just retired and left Ontario for Halifax
He found an apartment in Nova Scotia on the outskirts of Halifax for $461
He stayed there 2 months and bought a mobile home.
If you work from home....
He found an apartment in Nova Scotia on the outskirts of Halifax for $461
He stayed there 2 months and bought a mobile home.
If you work from home....
y'all heard about this?
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smh at t his pathetic simp
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smh at t his pathetic simp
I’m a downtown breh…shyt is lonely out here
y'all heard about this?
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smh at t his pathetic simp
Good grief,
I understand the pain and anger, but it's best to go cry and rebuild your life than go to jail. Blind rage is a mofo
take a life & destroy a family because you get denied entry into a casino young brehs.... 
take a life & destroy a family because you get denied entry into a casino young brehs....
Burn him
take a life & destroy a family because you get denied entry into a casino young brehs....
Dont want him to see daylight until he’s 60
So quick to kill at 17
richtree
Top Shotta, None Hotta!
take a life & destroy a family because you get denied entry into a casino young brehs....
In all seriousness, that’s some wild shyt do for getting kicked out/denied at the casino.
I was just there this past weekend, stronger security presence out there now
...and Ethiopian/Eritreans
I hear Dominicans and Bahamians going to smaller cities like London and Saskatoon
24% of Canadians will turn to charitable services for help within the next six months, new poll suggests
Those turning to charities are mainly going for the first time and cite the cost of living crisis, finds a new report by Ipsos and CanadaHelps.
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welcome to canada
- Nearly one in four Canadians will need charitable services to meet their needs within the next 6 months, a new Ipsos and CanadaHelps poll suggests.
- Over 40% of those who say they will need support are under 35 years old.
- The poll illuminates the growing demand for social and charitable services amidst a growing and persisting cost-of-living crisis. Food bank use has skyrocketed to record levels and reliance on government social assistance programs continues to grow.
- The poll suggests that 24% of Canadians expect to turn toward charitable services like food banks within the next six months, up from 22%, and. 69% added that this will be their first time turning to charities, citing the rising cost of living as the driving reason.
- “Relentless inflation and a broken social safety net have caused many people who never thought they would need a food bank to walk through the doors for the first time," said Kirstin Beardsley, CEO of Food Banks Canada.
- A Leger poll from September 2023 found that nearly half of a Canadians were living paycheque to paycheque. Financial stress among Canadians has jumped 20% since last year, amounting to a “national emergency,” the National Payroll Institute said in an Oct. 2023 report.
they still haven't caught that guy from bahamas who killed those two nigerian security guards when he was kicked out as well.
Imagine killing someone because you're underage and not allowed in casino, alot of these worthless nikkaz gotta go
24% of Canadians will turn to charitable services for help within the next six months, new poll suggests
Those turning to charities are mainly going for the first time and cite the cost of living crisis, finds a new report by Ipsos and CanadaHelps.
welcome to canada
- Nearly one in four Canadians will need charitable services to meet their needs within the next 6 months, a new Ipsos and CanadaHelps poll suggests.
- Over 40% of those who say they will need support are under 35 years old.
- The poll illuminates the growing demand for social and charitable services amidst a growing and persisting cost-of-living crisis. Food bank use has skyrocketed to record levels and reliance on government social assistance programs continues to grow.
- The poll suggests that 24% of Canadians expect to turn toward charitable services like food banks within the next six months, up from 22%, and. 69% added that this will be their first time turning to charities, citing the rising cost of living as the driving reason.
- “Relentless inflation and a broken social safety net have caused many people who never thought they would need a food bank to walk through the doors for the first time," said Kirstin Beardsley, CEO of Food Banks Canada.
- A Leger poll from September 2023 found that nearly half of a Canadians were living paycheque to paycheque. Financial stress among Canadians has jumped 20% since last year, amounting to a “national emergency,” the National Payroll Institute said in an Oct. 2023 report.
Canada is gone