Canada added 75K jobs in July, well above the 15K forecasted. Driven mostly by gains in Ontario. Very positive trend in the right direction.

this is a ridiculous take the guy has created thousands of jobs in Toronto, sees the incredible potential of the city and country, and is frustrated that people with no stake in the future are the ones showing up and deciding for everyone else. I’m similarly frustrated to say tobi hates Toronto and Canada is wildly inaccurate he’s one of the best and brightest entrepreneurs canada has. we’d be lucky to have 1000 more. we need more people, not less, with the courage to say hard things and call a spade a spade when they see it. on the issues raised…personally, I’d love to see public consultations stacked with young people and contributing taxpayers who have real skin in the game. I don’t think wealthy people should get more votes, but in the spirit of thinking outside the box, maybe we should consider if it makes sense to have an age-out age for voting? a way to ensure we don’t create a society that caters to seniors but fails young people. a thought, to get the conversation started. a public square like X is great because it allows for open debate and disagreement. I’m sure I’ll hear a fair amount of that after I press “post”