BC has long made it illegal for employers to require an employee to pay for a uniform. The employer is even required to clean the uniform or reimburse cleaning expenses. The law does distinguish between a uniform and a dress code.
My wife's family fled the Soviet Union the moment they were allowed to, so I'll admit that they're probably not in the median of your stereotypical Russian viewpoint.
I'm not sure where to stick this, but if you want to say your piece about blindingly bright headlights on SUVs, here's your chance:
https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/F9WBTLZ
For me, the worst impact is when you're at a light trying to make a left turn and one of these vehicles with the blinding...
By the time any HSR is built, Doug's term as premier will have long ended, and his term as Prime Minister will also have ended. He'll be the mayor of Toronto, his dream job, with no power to affect the greenbelt.
There was a fishing store there ever since I moved to Toronto (2001) so that checks out. I thought it was weird at the time, but is probably even more weird now! Though to be fair, now you can fish in the lake and river in Toronto, which you never would have done in 2001.
I’ve got an invite to pick a restaurant at the well for lunch next week. I’m not paying, and price is not relevant. What’s the best pick? Lulu is the only place I’ve been before.
Or I could just suggest Le Select.