Burger King wants a manager for $48K. Experts say foreign workers aren’t the answer

A job listing at a Toronto-area Burger King has prompted observers and experts to wonder whether the temporary foreign workers program is being used to avoid paying higher salaries to Canadians.

On Sept. 25, a Burger King in Mississauga, Ont., posted an opening for a restaurant manager position on the federal government’s online job bank.

The post drew criticism from some social media users, who noted that underneath the posting, a banner reads, “This employer has applied for a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) to hire a foreign worker to fill labour or skills shortages on a temporary basis.”


There’s no wonder at all.

Business and the Liberal Government conspired to harm Canadians by importing masses of cheap foreign labour.

Business profits from depressed wages and from the shortages created by the extreme population spike.

The Liberal party is looking to harvest votes defending the culturally incompatible masses they brought in against the objections of “racist” Canadians standing up for their rights.

Neither Business nor the Liberal party has your best interests at heart their goal is to create a compliant impoverished society.

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Used EVs Sell for Bargain Prices Now, Putting Owners and Dealers in a Bind

Electric cars have gone from pricey purchases to some of the biggest bargains on the used-car lot, as resale values for the vehicles have tumbled.

Two years ago, some used electric-car models were selling for as much or more than new ones, because of a supply-chain crisis that resulted in a broader car shortage.

Now, the dynamic has flipped. Dealer lots are full of unsold EVs, and car companies—largely led by Tesla—have slashed prices on new models in an effort to sell them.

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Plague on both their houses: India calls expulsion of diplomats from Canada ‘preposterous imputations’ driven by Trudeau’s agenda

New Delhi has vehemently rejected Ottawa’s claims Indian diplomats were linked to homicides, extortion and other violent criminal activity in Canada, describing them as “preposterous imputations” driven by the political agenda of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

In a flurry of statements late Monday, India accused Mr. Trudeau of “smearing India for political gains” and ordered six Canadian diplomats, including acting High Commissioner Stewart Wheeler, to leave the country. This tit-for-tat response followed Canada’s own expulsion of Indian High Commissioner Sanjay Kumar Verma and five of his colleagues, who have been linked to the June 2023 killing of Surrey, B.C.-based Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.


A plague on both their houses. Justin has crapped all over Canada by turning it into Little Khalistan and is looking for a distraction from his domestic dumpster fire.

Modi’s Hindu nationalists persecute Christians as viciously as Muslims do.  Let them both lose.

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IDF, Shin Bet kill Hamas terrorist behind October 7 paraglider infiltrations

The IDF and Shin Bet have eliminated the head of Hamas’s aerial operations, Samer Abu Daqqa, the IDF announced on Monday.

Abu-Daqqa was a key figure behind the paragliders and drones used to infiltrate Israeli territory on October 7.

In September 2024, Israeli Air Force fighter jets, guided by Military Intelligence and the Shin Bet, targeted and killed Abu Daqqa. He had taken over the role after the previous leader was eliminated in October 2023.

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Samidoun doubles down, says ‘death to Canada’ an accurate summation of its goals

After Samidoun was roundly condemned for chanting “death to Canada” at a Vancouver rally celebrating the one-year anniversary of the October 7 terrorist attacks, the anti-Israel group has doubled down on the slogan, saying it’s an accurate representation of what it intends to do.

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Even the Liberal Media Is Talking About a ‘Landslide’ Victory for Trump

The mainstream media has long been a cheerleader for the Democrats. Its coverage of Donald Trump is overwhelmingly negative, while its coverage of Kamala Harris is so positive and glowing that it could blind you. The media will also give extensive coverage to any poll that shows Harris ahead and dismiss or even ignore polls that look good for Trump. However, in the past week or so, there’s been an attitude change as polls have shifted to Trump.

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Canada’s Corporate Welfare Class ‘addicted’ to depressed wages migrant workers enable

Immigration minister says Canada ‘addicted’ to migrant workers

Canadian businesses have become “addicted” to temporary foreign workers, Immigration Minister Marc Miller told the Senate, acknowledging concerns over the country’s growing reliance on migrant labour.

Blacklock’s Reporter says in response, Miller is preparing to introduce a new Immigration Levels Plan in November, which is expected to significantly reduce the number of temporary workers entering Canada.

The Liberals would know they’re the ones that loosened the rules.

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Democrats Run away from Damaging Electric-Vehicle Push with Michigan up for Grabs

Democratic politicians are distancing themselves from the Biden administration’s electric-vehicle push to prevent the unpopular slate of subsidies and environmental regulations from tipping Michigan to their Republican opponents.

Addressing rally-goers in Flint, Mich., earlier this month, Kamala Harris insisted that the Trump campaign is misrepresenting her record on electric-vehicle mandates.

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The promise of government-official accountability is vanishing – along with their texts

There are 306,110 federal government-issued smartphones in circulation right now. Canadians can be assured that many government decisions are being made on these devices, particularly through messaging apps.

But how many of these discussions are taking place on disappearing messaging apps, which evade the country’s transparency laws?

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Blame poor government choices for high food costs, not ‘greedflation’

Food inflation has become a pressing concern for Canadians as they witness soaring prices at their local grocery stores. To explain the causes and culprits for this, some media outlets have turned to the trending theory of “greedflation,” blaming price hikes on the insatiable desire of corporate leaders to acquire more.

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