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So what, we got the other half. We can also require them to heal the sick for 5 years as part of the immigrantion condition. In the end, we have a much bigger pool of doctors and the costs of medical care will drop significantly. No, I don't think so as long as the college of physicians...

I agree. However, as long as the unions (including the college of physicians) are protected by the government, we will forever face a bottomless money pit.

Oh, good. Why stop there? We should force people to do more thinking. Let's cut electricity to the entire city for a day. Water for another day. No garbage collection would surely raise awareness about waste management. Rotating outage of TTC would make people appreciate our drivers more. I mean...

Thank you. :) Although I would be happier if Revenue Canada has me on their ignore list and stop charging me taxes. :D

I tend to be in favour of LESS taxes and fees for all. Maybe us Canadian should stop trying to push more taxes on other, and start to think whether we need these taxes at all. Take health care, everybody is talking how it is in trouble, how we need more money. No, we don't need more money. All...

No, we can't. There. :D

If it's such a jewel, why do we need taxpayer's money to build it?

To me, the only thing this guy did wrong was he didn't have all the safety features required (smoke detectors, better wiring and what not). If he addressed that, it really doesn't matter whether he is housing 18 people or 1000 people, as long as he could do it reasonably safely. Also, he charged...

According to the report, not in scarborough. Also, it will not be profitable after all the taxes and overheads associated with red tapes.

Wouldn't this school just defer whatever problems it is trying to fix to University?

Unfortunately, I am not sure affordable housing is the right way to go. The government simply can not do that (or anything else) efficiently. Lowering taxes on apartment buildings and tolerating these 18 bedroom houses as long as they are safe would be a lot more cost effective. As for...

The problem is that it's not about safety. Would the government back off if the house had the proper electric works and fire alarms? Somehow, I doubt it. I also don't see how would it be safer to house 18 people from the same family, which is not uncommon in certain culture.

Where did the tenants go? Are they living on the street? Or simply moved to another rooming housing? The politicans can condemn this all they want. In the end, the root of the problem is that we do not have cheap housing in Toronto. Probably because high taxes and unnecessary regulations. Until...