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We'll see what materializes, it isn't going smoothly in other provinces and I don't expect it to go any smoother here. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/ukrainian-medical-workers-jobcalls-1.6539617

Yeah your burger was unusually moist...

I'm down, I'll message you on Discord

What a twist, we were wondering where you went....

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Old: Holy Chuck, 4421 Hwy 7, Woodbridge, ON L4L 5W6

That sounds like a great way to re-home the engine. I wonder if you could re-home it into a Tunnel Mite, tuck some fuel cells into the sides, that'd be wild.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2007-ducati-s4r-monster-4/

This sounds ripe for some J-B Weld experiments...

Weather is cooperating!

I guess another question is, does it still run?

As far as I can tell, the guideline does not apply to new builds. Otherwise, my landlord's hike of our rent by 3.5% would also be illegal as the limit at the time was 1.2%. "The guideline applies to the vast majority – approximately 1.4 million – of rental households covered by the Residential...

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And I'm sure landlords are aware, at least my landlord's real estate agent should have been when she conducted the transaction. With the competitive nature of the market, I don't think they care because what am I going to do, not want a roof over my head?

As far as I can tell, it's not if the unit was first occupied as a rental after November 15, 2018. Our landlord raised our rent by 3.5% this past March for the same reason, it's a townhouse that was first occupied in 2019 (by the previous tenant). Our landlord doesn't intend on kicking us out...

It's very Mayor McCheese-esque

$50 over 6 years? At that point I would ask her if she's sure I shouldn't be paying more. My in-laws are landlords, bumped rent of tenants by $300/month because "that's fair for downtown Toronto, in this market and I'm sure they can afford it"...

Yeah I read a couple of articles detailing the UofG situation. That whole thing is crazy, including the bit about converting hotels/motels into student housing. Shes at Western where they apparently have had a %3 drop in enrolment year-over-year, but still not much luck. We ran into the same...