Jim Balsillie

What's that? It's the quality of your paycheck per worker.

What's that? It's the quality of your paycheck per worker.

What's that? It's the quality of your paycheck per worker.

Catastrophic, catastrophic.

Catastrophic, catastrophic.

Catastrophic, catastrophic.

Could happen this year.

Could happen this year.

Could happen this year.

Well, as I've said, rhetorically, we become Puerto Rico without a passport. We'll be very poor in terms of quality of life and what we can buy and no political representation, no clout. And we have a beautiful country that both you and I love, but it's an expensive country. So if you don't have the prosperity, you can't pay for the health care, the transportation.

Well, as I've said, rhetorically, we become Puerto Rico without a passport. We'll be very poor in terms of quality of life and what we can buy and no political representation, no clout. And we have a beautiful country that both you and I love, but it's an expensive country. So if you don't have the prosperity, you can't pay for the health care, the transportation.

Well, as I've said, rhetorically, we become Puerto Rico without a passport. We'll be very poor in terms of quality of life and what we can buy and no political representation, no clout. And we have a beautiful country that both you and I love, but it's an expensive country. So if you don't have the prosperity, you can't pay for the health care, the transportation.

The public safety, the social services, the heat, all the things that we value being a prosperous, sophisticated country. And we've seen those come under stress in this last era. Okay, so let's detail out that a little bit. It's expensive. It hurts a lot when you don't do well in this.

The public safety, the social services, the heat, all the things that we value being a prosperous, sophisticated country. And we've seen those come under stress in this last era. Okay, so let's detail out that a little bit. It's expensive. It hurts a lot when you don't do well in this.

The public safety, the social services, the heat, all the things that we value being a prosperous, sophisticated country. And we've seen those come under stress in this last era. Okay, so let's detail out that a little bit. It's expensive. It hurts a lot when you don't do well in this.

Yes, that's all correct. Yeah, and one in a quarter Canadians have food insecurity now. Define food insecurity. Well, there's metrics on it, but basically they're not able to provide, they're skipping meals or children are unable to be fed what they need. So you're not secure in providing the food to your home. Okay, so one in four.

Yes, that's all correct. Yeah, and one in a quarter Canadians have food insecurity now. Define food insecurity. Well, there's metrics on it, but basically they're not able to provide, they're skipping meals or children are unable to be fed what they need. So you're not secure in providing the food to your home. Okay, so one in four.

Yes, that's all correct. Yeah, and one in a quarter Canadians have food insecurity now. Define food insecurity. Well, there's metrics on it, but basically they're not able to provide, they're skipping meals or children are unable to be fed what they need. So you're not secure in providing the food to your home. Okay, so one in four.

Yeah, that's really, and food bank lines have doubled, and these things, these are terrible consequences of economic policy and attention. Yeah, it really hits home.

Yeah, that's really, and food bank lines have doubled, and these things, these are terrible consequences of economic policy and attention. Yeah, it really hits home.