Post
Zero : "French"
"Francophone"
"linguistic (services or else)"
2: "minority"
11: "climate change" (if you remove the 9 mentions of the department)
16: LNG
(yes they mention LNG more often than climate change)
34: oil
54: carbon capture
That's for 493 pages.
Zero : "French"
"Francophone"
"linguistic (services or else)"
2: "minority"
11: "climate change" (if you remove the 9 mentions of the department)
16: LNG
(yes they mention LNG more often than climate change)
34: oil
54: carbon capture
That's for 493 pages.
Oh lol they talk more about the removal of the "luxury tax" (15) on private jets and boats than climate change
@stephanie I hate this so much! 😫
@Em0nM4stodon I'm working with it this afternoon, so I keep seeing more stuff 😱
@stephanie I'm so sorry 😞 But thank you for your public service of suffering this horror to report to us digested information from it 
Oh no, I just saw by accident the section about Parks Canada. (caps are mine)
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To meet up to 15 per cent in savings targets over three years, the Parks Canada Agency (PC) will maximize efficiencies while continuing to deliver services to Canadians by refocusing its organisational structure and business unit functions to avoid duplication of work, as well as ceasing or reducing LOWER PRIORITY activities, such as LIBRARY SERVICES.
PC will also focus on providing visitor services that are aligned with its core business, like limiting PC’s participation and presence in off-site community events and festivals.
Let's help housing by.. abolishing the empty homes tax 
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The Underused Housing Tax (UHT) took effect on January 1, 2022 and applies to certain owners of vacant or underused residential property in Canada, generally non-resident, non-Canadians. The UHT is imposed on an annual basis at a rate of 1 per cent on the value of the property.
Budget 2025 proposes to eliminate the UHT as of the 2025 calendar year. As a result, no UHT would be payable and no UHT returns would be required to be filed in respect of the 2025 and subsequent calendar years.
@stephanie It's going to age poorly when the AI market crashes in the next year or two. But I guess every government thinks they will be the ones to definitely make the public service more Up to Date and Efficient and Unify All The Systems.
@anarchaeopteryx We're running at very high speed straight into a wall
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