Complex Desjardins has been using the children’s song Baby Shark in its stairwells to deter homeless individuals, sparking controversy over the dehumanizing tactic. Critics argue that playing the song as a deterrent is both misguided and disrespectful towards those experiencing homelessness. The use of Baby Shark in this context has raised questions about the ethics and effectiveness of such methods in addressing homelessness.
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Newfoundland echoes Danielle Smith's call to fix equalization
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has called for a re-evaluation of the federal equalization program, suggesting it should prioritize smaller provincial economies like those in Atlantic Canada instead of subsidizing larger provinces such as Ontario and Quebec. Newfoundland and Labrador's government agrees, claiming the current rules disadvantage its residents by not accounting for service delivery costs in its vast geography. Smith's remarks follow a 2021 referendum where 62% of Albertans voted to remove equalization from the...
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