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    #81
    There are a lot of perfectly able working age people , who are simply collecting government handouts doing SFA .
    Worse since the CERB started .

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      #82
      Originally posted by wheatking16 View Post
      Immigration is necessary to combat this..
      Canada 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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        #83
        Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
        There are a lot of perfectly able working age people , who are simply collecting government handouts doing SFA .
        Worse since the CERB started .
        Didn't CERB end 7 months ago?

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          #84
          Originally posted by blueversi View Post
          Exactly. Anyone buy a chocolate bar lately just as an example. Reese peanut butter cups about the size of a Toonie now. Downsize the product and up the price goes for everything now.
          Every item is up 20-30% in every store, gouging crooks just because they CAN!

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            #85
            Some major commodities showing significant cash price breakdowns recently as recessionary pressures deepen. Lumber prices are now nearly in free fall. Dr. Copper appears in sickbay. Spot natural gas prices now in-decline.

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              #86
              Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
              Some major commodities showing significant cash price breakdowns recently as recessionary pressures deepen. Lumber prices are now nearly in free fall. Dr. Copper appears in sickbay. Spot natural gas prices now in-decline.
              Sure things are declining. Gas at the pumps is 2.07 a liter.

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                #87
                Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                Also zeros establishment means zero crop insurance….. something to think about
                Canola crop being lost everyday
                Shipped out nearly 80 bags today of canola for reseed … it’s June 10 tomorrow
                I agree that there is canola being lost every day. Friend is reseeding just about all of his due to frost, flea Beatles and dampening off. He started yesterday June 10th. and that is only one that I have heard about. Better pray for a late fall and have a swather ready. We are in a dry area so who knows how far this crop will last.

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                  #88
                  Originally posted by AC man View Post
                  I agree that there is canola being lost every day. Friend is reseeding just about all of his due to frost, flea Beatles and dampening off. He started yesterday June 10th. and that is only one that I have heard about. Better pray for a late fall and have a swather ready. We are in a dry area so who knows how far this crop will last.
                  Yes it is a very unfortunate situation
                  Anything sprayed for beetles promptly after frosts here has recovered and has a chance at least
                  Last edited by furrowtickler; Jun 11, 2022, 10:43.

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                    #89
                    Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                    Some major commodities showing significant cash price breakdowns recently as recessionary pressures deepen. Lumber prices are now nearly in free fall. Dr. Copper appears in sickbay. Spot natural gas prices now in-decline.
                    Food and fuel are everyday necessities. It’s draining peoples income dramatically for more than anything else daily

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                      #90
                      Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                      Food and fuel are everyday necessities. It’s draining peoples income dramatically for more than anything else daily
                      The slowdown in consumer spending right now is amazing. This is already a deep recession. It will take the government 6 months to figure this out and central bankers . . . good grief!

                      But retailers are already sensing this storm and in-preparation. There will be layoffs as consumer spending is now in stall mode.

                      Academia decision makers can't match the speed or react correctly to avoid this fallout. And the brunt of this economic storm is apt to hit in 2023 (in my view). Inflation will be in real trouble, long before then. Big discounts ahead.

                      Apologies for sounding so pissy right now, but this fallout can be seen from a mile away . . . and the damage is already done from poor central bank policy creating this mess . . . .

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