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Hence making it mandatory, and make breeders only be allowed to sell to certified owners.

To access funding, provinces and territories would have to agree to a set of conditions, including the adoption of the recently announced renters’ bill of rights, which would create a national standard lease agreement and require landlords to disclose previous rent prices.

The federal government is also demanding that provinces and territories freeze development charges for three years and require municipalities to broadly allow the construction of fourplexes.

Seems like pretty good points! Densifying is definitely a good way to ensure affordability (by reducing the need for cars and impact of land availability). And knowing how much the rent increased seems like a good way to make the market more competitive (if we can do it for historical stock prices and home assessment, why not rent as well).

There should be formal training for people who want to own a dog larger than a certain size. The number of negligent owners is astounding.

And the company came under fire again in 2018 after The Wall Street Journal revealed it was allowing third-party developers to trawl users’ Gmail inboxes, to which Google responded by reminding users it was within their power to grant and revoke those permissions.

So you can remove those permissions, just that it's enabled by default. Shitty design, but it's not mandatory to enable those, just like how you are not forced to use edge when you get a Windows computer.

Who's gonna be there to evaluate the results?

Italians: there's only one way to make pizza!

Also Italians:

While Canadian researchers are forbidden to work with the 80% Chinese researchers, European/Asian researchers keep working on the subject, pushing Canada further back.

Why would CSIS worry about domains like AI and Materials where Canada is quite behind China and 99% of the research will become public anyways? Are they also requiring Asian/European collaborators to not share the findings with banned Chinese institutions?

Not just Canada: https://www.reddit.com/r/csMajors/comments/16t1h3g/new_grads_of_2022_and_2023_how_bad_has_the_job/

The significantly increased in price this year as SSD companies are reducing production due to lower demands.

So expensive now... Glad I was able to buy all my ssds before the increase.

I like the steam ecosystem. You can message and call friends, easy to map controllers, watch your friends play or remote play together, and it works on the steam deck and Linux. Overall a great platform and worth a lot more than buying disks.