I like this one. It's just a fun little game, nothing crazy, no hidden lore or hours of grinding. Just a little story telling for the season.

Odd to see it that empty while the sun is up.

Hotdogs fails to pay for its new body guards. Next panel is just 4 fattened ninja kitties

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Doug isn't going to get a lot of votes in Toronto anyway so I'd be shocked if he so much as farted in our direction.

According to the 2021 census 7.6% of the population of Canada is in this city. Many who voted for Justin live here. So it might be in the best intrest of Trudeau to appease our mayor.

This is true. Green party was pretty big in my hometown and the local representative was great. But it was considered a "waste of a vote" to vote on them so everyone left leaning often voted for the liberals out of fear that the conservatives whould get in if they didn't.

Not sure this actually works. I made a simular request a few weeks back for another abandoned community but didn't hear back from any mods. Best of luck though.

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Thank you, I had to bug the support line a bit to figure it out, but they agreed I needed to use this guide and helped me out. My inbox is now a little safer thanks to your advice.

I see. I think this is that case. It was in the spam folder. So it sounds like the new mail service is doing all it can here.

I'd also gotten a few fake Amazon fliers form like "vape demon69 dot com" which somehow didn't get marked as spam so I've been concerned that the junk prevention may really suck. But at least it seems to be marking the spoofed ones as junk.

Being from Kitchener/waterloo I see there's definetly a student housing issue and it affects the area badly. But also see the proposed solution as blunt and likley ineffective.

With 2 universities and a college that area has it pretty rough with housing. I had to move into my dad's basement for a few years despite having a good job. I could afford a place but there was no where else to actually live.

Many homes close to the college apprently had 10 people living per room, you see places with like cars filling the parking lot and the lawns. The fire department whould demand evictions but that usually never takes.

The universities have a lot of huge condos and student housing near them but it seems every year we'd get news of one of the buildings not being done on time and hubdreds of student's ending up having to live out of hotels. This also stresses the transit system and a lot of services. Then waterloo becomes a ghost town in the off seasons.

Of course for non students the cities become a mess of temporary rentals, and explotive landlords. There's also the massive street parties that whould drain the police force budget.

Now in cases like this I'm not suggesting less student visas but schools need to coordinate with the cities to ensure there is enough housing in the area for the number of students they intend to intake. Though I'm not really sure how to make that fair as KW seemed to favour one school over the others. Keeping this coordination free if blatant corruption is going to take effort and require the setting of some standards potentially on a national level.

Fortunately, there's been solutions other to this. Remote learning, when available, reduces the stains a lot and is becoming a popular option. It's cheaper for rhe schools and the learners.

I also know schools have been decentalizing with campus spreading out across the city instead if just having one massive campus. Though this can make things more difficult for staff and learner, often needing a private transit setup. The benefit is that it spreads the housing needs a little and reduces strain on the public transit systems.

However, I still think the best option may be to limit the number of housing dependant students eatch school can take regardless of a visa.

I was camping with my buddy. We had no idea it happened untill we got back.