Citation needed.
Okay, how about statcan.gc.ca which in 2019 reported:
“Canadian millennials had higher incomes and assets than young Gen-Xers at the same age. However, they were also more leveraged, as their debt to after-tax income levels surpassed 200%.”
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/11-626-x/11-626-x2019006-eng.htm
You believe wealth exists only in a binary states of either gold flaked champagne or homeless destitution? Or perhaps you are being facetious? Regardless, the simple truth remains that your average boomer is much better off than your average millenial, or zoomer.
I completely agree. The race to the bottom dollar is so exhausting. Housing should never have been used as a financial vehicle.
Exceptions to every rule exist.
Just a standard office building elevator.
Could be better.
It is unfortunate that our “democracy” consists of a handful of parties who largely share the same sponsors.
Issue is there is a deliberate effort being made to conflate the two. There are an unfortunate many who genuinely believe that any and all criticism of the state of Israel is onto itself a form of antisemitism. I imagine after the Conservative Party wins the next federal election, such sentiments will only get worse.
I am very thankful that I do not live in the United States. Even in Canada where telecommunications services are notoriously expensive, data caps on cellphone plans are rapidly becoming a thing of the past. Carriers like Freedom Mobile will simply throttle your speed instead of charging you a boatload of money once you pass your monthly data “limit”.
Try looking at the source.