Solidarity to the workers. Hopefully their strike goes better than the one between First Transit and the bus drivers in the Fraser Valley

Maybe they'll shut er down and leave the news to the professionals for once

Most immigrants coming into the country won't be able to secure a fully remote job right off the bat. Most need Canadian work experience first before getting anything but an entry level customer service job

Reddit will die when the 3rd party apps go dark. So just wait, everyone will be back on the 1st

It's really easy to say something like that when you're blind to the actual corruption in the world. We have it incredibly good here in Canada - you must be quite privileged to lead a life where you think we are massively corrupt, since you have nothing to compare it to.

It's a free service and has to be staffed. I don't feel there's much wiggle room to complain about the operating hours lol

Omg are they ever :(

But then you have to live in Winnipeg. There's a reason everything is cheap there

But what is living without hockey? It's a sad existence thats for sure

I hate Vegas but they have 24 Canadian players on their team. So Canada basically won the cup, and that makes me happy.

Lemmy is having trouble keeping up with the influx of users migrating from reddit

Not likely at all

Look, I'm a Canucks fan. We lick the crumbs and call them wins.

They never ever made their own. The reddit app was made by a 3rd party dev and they bought it from them and stripped a bunch of the useful features

No they aren't rebuilding, they are trying to become playoff/cup run ready as soon as possible. That's why they dumped OEL and are signing on reclamation projects like Bear

It's run by like 2 people doing their best. It will get better, gotta give it time

You worked your way up to a job that pays peanuts?

Sir I have all the sympathy for your situation but you also settled at a shit company. You need to hustle your ass on out of there to a better paying job

The only way anyone gets anywhere these days in jobs is to move out when the pay gets stale. And you should avoid settling for jobs paying peanuts. Value your labour more than that or an employer never will

Are you talking about what Alberta's premier thinks? Because she's lying to make it seem like it's not climate change. Alberta is heavily invested in oil. They do not want to participate in changing to electric vehicles and not relying on oil

Translink isn't Federal or Provincial Government. The only taxes that go towards them are the fuel taxes. That's not enough to cover what they need. Yes they get money from the federal govt sometimes, the last amount was to cover their ass for pandemic losses and help with the Broadway line

That's a huge reason to see a doctor. So many things can cause that, and it's best not to ignore it