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Originally posted by jazz View PostCanada has had wide open immigration for 20 yrs and it has done nothing to stop the slide.
New immigrants land in our big over priced cities, start living multiple generations and multiple jobs to keep up with our insane inflation rate, over regulation and poor productivity. They have no time or resources to upgrade themselves and fall into the service sector and stay there.
Then they stop having kids as soon as they start tallying up the costs to educate them. You see many new immigrants with more than 2 kids.
The costs in Canada and our govt run by childish fools is our biggest impediment.
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There are still people seeding around here.
There are fields with no emergence yet.
Mine are only partial emergence, very uneven due to moisture (nothing in the wet spots, it won’t dry).
Purchases are on a must have basis only. Food and fuel and critical repairs. Everything else is being pushed off.
If we get an early fall/winter it will be extremely painful for many.
Lucky to have $9 nat gas here and oilfield activity.
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Originally posted by Taiga View PostThere are still people seeding around here.
There are fields with no emergence yet.
Mine are only partial emergence, very uneven due to moisture (nothing in the wet spots, it won’t dry).
Purchases are on a must have basis only. Food and fuel and critical repairs. Everything else is being pushed off.
If we get an early fall/winter it will be extremely painful for many.
Lucky to have $9 nat gas here and oilfield activity.
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostBeen there, done that enough times that I can empathize. Can you remind me again where you are at? Peace country somewhere correct?
Regarding people wanting to work, was looking for unskilled bodies to fill a pair of coveralls for $450/day, camp provided. Zero local applicants. Closest I got was a guy from southern SK and a guy from southern BC.
The BC guy quit as soon as he banked enough hours to qualify for EI.Last edited by Taiga; Jun 11, 2022, 15:29.
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Don’t need any central bankers to battle inflation. Just kill the market and throttle credit . . . Presto!
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Housing correction/ swoon/ crash underway. Some real estate markets already reported down 20 per cent or more. This housing fallout could rival 2008.
Fed is totally out-of-step. Talk of 1/2 to 3/4 percent further hike ASAP with consumer now throwing in-the-towel. Now more bizarre talk from Yellen that U.S. Congress should allow the Fed to buy stocks as a rescue plan.
Folks, we are heading into serious financial turmoil and heavy deflationary pressures with this stoned leadership of Peter pays Paul . . . .
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well , hey, wait now............
who in **** in their right mind could make any sense outta buying a $1.6M knockdown on a small lot in hongcouver???????
this is exactly what is needed
farmland will never go down either ...............*****
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Originally posted by Rareearth View PostWhat get me is the labour shortages.
Every business in saskatoon is looking, advertising, hiring. Every where i look the usa, china, europe there are labour and manufacturing labour shortages.
Did global population growth stop?
Or demographics where every one globally retired, died, etc?
Every one needs labour, businesses must pay and compete to buy labour or close shop. Wages will go higher, housing will still be in demand, quality of life goes up, debt goes up, inflation will stay up, slowing very slowly.
It aint over yet
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Originally posted by Taiga View PostWestern Peace, NW of GP
Regarding people wanting to work, was looking for unskilled bodies to fill a pair of coveralls for $450/day, camp provided. Zero local applicants. Closest I got was a guy from southern SK and a guy from southern BC.
The BC guy quit as soon as he banked enough hours to qualify for EI.
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