🇨🇦 This looks great as a headline but there are too many issues like: It's on government land, so who will own it after sale?

"community with schools, child care and supports that families need"

1430 homes plus the aforementioned services while using only 300 million?
Am I missing something, if not this is impossible

👉 Feds, Nova Scotia announce $300 million for 930 homes in Shannon Park, 500 more for rest of province

#Canada #Canpoli

saltwire.com/nova-scotia/halif…

Feds, Nova Scotia announce $300 million for 930 homes in Shannon Park, 500 more for rest of province

The provincial and federal governments have promised a combined $300 million to subsidize the building of upwards of 1,400 homes across Nova Scotia.

^{Aaron Beswick (PNI Atlantic News)}

RE: mastodon.social/@KraftTea/1157…

So Trump wants to lift sanctions on potash from Belarus, and indirectly Russia, while imposing tariffs on potash from Canada.

Do I understand this correctly. Does any of this make sense.

#canpoli

cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewa…

Mark's Pipin' hot smart takes! (@KraftTea@mastodon.social)

Attached: 1 image The problem being: When Trump lifts sanctions on Belarus... will it de facto lift sanctions on Russia too?! (I'm pretty sure x potash and y potash are very much the same.)

^Mastodon

@SnowshadowII

#CANpoli

"#OTTAWA – A broad coalition of groups from across #Canada is sounding an urgent alarm in advance of a critical parliamentary vote on Bill C-12.

The👉 bill would open the door to discrimination and violations of human rights and due process in...immigration system, authorize sharing of sensitive personal immigration information, and expand dangerous approaches to drug policy.👈

Yet it is being pushed through parliament with minimal debate... "

ccla.org/equality/rights-group…

Rights Groups Issue Urgent Warning Ahead of Critical C-12 Vote - CCLA

A broad coalition of groups sounded an urgent alarm in advance of a critical parliamentary vote on Bill C-12. The bill would open the door to discrimination and violations of human rights and due process in Canada’s immigration system. 

^{Tamir Israel (CCLA)}