Recent content by KevinH

On paper his achievements looks good until you realize everything he did under the baking companies turned everything to shit and it just looks good on his resume but the result is not good for the people affected.

I also saw stuff like this but I never did any research on the subject.

Right, because a review would force transparency. Skipping that step tells you everything about how confident they are in their decisions.

This is exactly why people don’t trust regional government anymore. You can’t quietly break your own rules and then just erase them like nothing happened.

In Canada, and especially in the USA it is getting impossible to stay health conscious in an affordable way because everything that is good for you is out of reach for most people now.

I agree that municipal governments need opposition outside of just residents alone, I like how with the federal system the official opposition holds them accountable. The main issue is that we would then be spending even more money on employing the official opposition to the municipal government...

Im glad to see someone finally saying this because I have been thinking this for years, we need more of this where I am from because I am tired of all of these taxes.

I actually think this post raises something that a lot of people are overlooking. Whether someone agrees with the Canadian Constitution Foundation or not, the idea that a long-standing legal defense, like the “good faith religious belief” protection is being removed should at least prompt...

Yeah, I am very concerned for the youth of this country because the opportunities are becoming slimmer and slimmer by the day.

I’m not against high-speed rail at all, but it should be done in a way that respects people’s rights. If the government can override private property too easily, that sets a precedent that could extend beyond just this project. At the end of the day, it comes down to transparency and trust. If...

That’s a really good point. Hard work without direction might not lead anywhere meaningful. It seems like success now requires a combination of effort, awareness, and adaptability.

That raises an interesting question about whether we are measuring success the right way. If the definition changes, then the role of hard work might look different as well.

That makes sense. So maybe hard work is more like a requirement rather than a guarantee. You need it to even have a chance, but it doesn’t ensure the result on its own.

For a long time, the idea that hard work leads to success has been a core belief in society. Many people grow up hearing that if you put in enough effort, stay disciplined, and remain consistent, you will eventually achieve your goals. This mindset has shaped how people approach school, careers...

I don’t think comfort is entirely negative though. It allows for innovation and creativity because people are not focused on survival. The challenge is making sure that comfort doesn’t turn into stagnation.