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In reply to the discussion: Jonathan Kay: The key to Canada’s economic advantage over the United States? Less income inequality. [View all]
 

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1. Also unrestrained fracking and every other known method of extracting fossil fuels from the ground.
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Jonathan Kay: The key to Canada’s economic advantage over the United States? Less income inequality. [View all] pampango Dec 2012 OP
Also unrestrained fracking and every other known method of extracting fossil fuels from the ground. dkf Dec 2012 #1
inequality has been rising in canada, as well as in europe. the entire world is on a similar HiPointDem Dec 2012 #2
Good point. Inequality in Canada is better then the US (Europe's is world class) but it is rising pampango Dec 2012 #6
I agree with the premise of the OP. Laelth Dec 2012 #3
Wish I could move to Canada. But alas, they have strict immigration laws. That has impact Honeycombe8 Dec 2012 #4
Immigration into Canada is 2 1/2 times the rate of US immigration. Their laws are strict but liberal pampango Dec 2012 #5
As I said, I would have to be rich to retire there. OR be young enough to be a worker & have a Honeycombe8 Dec 2012 #7
We can wish for an open border with Canada but pampango Dec 2012 #8
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