Economic growth does produce prosperity, generally speaking. That comes from improving productivity, which has actually been declining in Canada since 2015. Population growth on its own does not produce prosperity. Otherwise Bangladesh would be much wealthier than Canada.
There’s a massive difference in growth of GDP per capita (Switzerland) and sheer uncontrolled population growth (Congo). This article seems unclear on these distinctions.
SO. Yes, too many high rises. Failure of bussing, local hop-on, hop-off, around the Peninsula. Failure of ride-share type solutions. BAD failure; no commuter rail from Sackville/Bedford/Enfield/Windsor. Why didn't government move more of its offices to Mainland, or Dartmouth?
Economic growth does produce prosperity, generally speaking. That comes from improving productivity, which has actually been declining in Canada since 2015. Population growth on its own does not produce prosperity. Otherwise Bangladesh would be much wealthier than Canada.
There’s a massive difference in growth of GDP per capita (Switzerland) and sheer uncontrolled population growth (Congo). This article seems unclear on these distinctions.
SO. Yes, too many high rises. Failure of bussing, local hop-on, hop-off, around the Peninsula. Failure of ride-share type solutions. BAD failure; no commuter rail from Sackville/Bedford/Enfield/Windsor. Why didn't government move more of its offices to Mainland, or Dartmouth?
These problems are just about to go away! Just as soon as we finished spending that hundred million dollars on bike lanes! That's what they told us🤣🤣
ahhahaha, oh dear.