That's possible.... My high school (Parisian) French is rusty - and I worked more around Italians. Why not explain if you're planning on impersonating my wife?
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Canada’s economy in 2041: How we’ll work, live and spend
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If they do, they are only taking advantage of something created by dual passport types from yet another country who shall remain nameless in infamy for being the BIGGEST opponents of free speech on the planet because its illegal in Canada to criticize their 4rain apartheid government
Hey, this entire article is lifted from the information highway BS of twenty years ago where we were bombarded by retarded articles just like this. You cannot get away from manufacturing, you cannot get away from labour, you cannot abandon trades
Without a manufacturing base and the smiths, tanners, wheelwrights, electricians, millwrights, plumbers, electricians, skills! you got no demomstratable production capability you got nothing but uselless infromation, service industries are there to service the broader industries, if you don't have these industries you will be servicing sand. Anyway, this rubbish is the global problem. Worst article that I have ever read here.
Not too sure about that. It was kind of a mess after the party. Sorry about that skylight thingy. Who knew a house would implode when you open a door?
NDP lite.
Canada has one of the most educated populations in the world. The key to Canadian success is to nurture our own Canadians.
I might be living in Depends by then ... if I still give a sh1t at all. Maybe, I'll end up with Oldtimer's Disease.
Maybe, I'll end up with Oldtimer's Disease.
Maybe, I'll end up with Oldtimer's Disease.
I read the whole article. Bunch of bunk from people that have never left Toronto. There will always be a good market for Canad's natural resources while manufacturing pharmaceuticals will be much like all other manufacturing and go to the lowest bidder in the cheapest third world country while the company operates out of the best tax climate available. There is potential for agriculture if global cooling doesn't destroy too much farmland and they can find workers for $3.00/hr.
Expect countries to bid for head offices to move there.
Expect countries to bid for head offices to move there.
Old farts like me adapted to Metric, bridged the gap between analog and digital, lived through very harsh economic times, created the www but failed by coddling our kids.
That's exactly 'it' the youth of today has been ruined, the microwave generation
Younge people today don,t know what to think, they will anyway, I have faith in them
Summer is when winter makes you work.
I am not sure if nurturing is the correct word
How about investment,opportunities,mentoring and moving over
Old structure endorsed by old thinkers equals lost opportunities,
To be progressive nurturing has no place in world markets or otherwise,
Catching up takes so much more
As Walter pointed out citing yogi a renowned euphuism talent making long term predictions is folly. Firstly political crews think short term exclusively and secondly surviving nato unscathed presents a larger challenge than where to place your chips ....on old or new thinkers conundrums.
I have been working on bringing the innovative economy to rural communities for several years. In addition my office has established a crowdfunding platform focussed on local investments in non profits, arts and culture and business. This means that local entrepreneurs can raise awareness and capital from their local community.
These are two examples of things that are happening in BC to nurture the innovative economy. I don't see it as replacing the labour based economy because incremental innovation comes off the shop floor and we need to capture it.The writer of this article hasn't done his research. One stat....The innovation sector in the Okanagan has reached $1 Billion.
What would be helpful from these forums is to have open source conversations on the economy.
These are two examples of things that are happening in BC to nurture the innovative economy. I don't see it as replacing the labour based economy because incremental innovation comes off the shop floor and we need to capture it.The writer of this article hasn't done his research. One stat....The innovation sector in the Okanagan has reached $1 Billion.
What would be helpful from these forums is to have open source conversations on the economy.
Id like to be optimistic. Rural Canada needs to collect their share of the new economy. As white label platforms are making ecommerce a very low cost entry small business, I think we will find that some interesting projects and products come out of the small towns throughout Canada.
I'm hopeful that you are wrong on whether this forum would participate in an open source conversations.
Any suggestions