Sturgist

I second this demand!

To be fair, that image is blurry enough that I absolutely believed it was in fact anal

It wasn't an active war anymore, and Atari isn't Atari anymore. Idk about Intellivision, but I'm sure they've changed hands loads and diluted their brand too. Nothing burger "war" tastes of nothing

Sick, purchased!

I also would be interested in knowing

Even a broken clock is right twice a day....

With Clarence Thomas it's once every few decades.

Pffffffffffff....believe it when people start reporting not being fucked and fleeced

I've been telling everyone I know to sign, even those without any interest in video games, as stronger consumer protections are always good 👍

As mentioned by @JohnnyCanuck

So, the owner of this specific store posted it. As much as I hate how Loblaws has been capitalizing on peoples’ needs, this isn’t Loblaws, it’s the owner of one store.

Do you know that for sure? I found this from seven months ago, if it's the same manager, he seems to be getting away with it:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ShoppersDrugMart/s/aq09aOePkg

Pharmacy Assistant vs Volunteer

I've applied to about 15 SDM branches across Toronto for the past month until today. My applications were mixed. Even if I applied online, I also visit the branch to personally drop my resume. There was this one branch who told me that it's nearly impossible to get inside SDM as a pharmacy assistant without Canadian pharmacy experience. I was a licensed pharmacist in my home country and I practiced clinical pharmacy for over 2 years.

According to him, the best way to get in the system and their records will be as a volunteer. He was kinda of disappointed with how the system works, claiming that SDM encourages volunteerism to save a lot on training costs. Is it true that being a volunteer will help me out once there is a vacancy or an opening for a pharmacy assistant slot? Can I use it on my future applications as well?

Yes

Everyone that I know who moves to Vancouver from abroad and moved back cited Cost of Living as one of the main factors.

When I moved from Vancouver to London(UK) a few years ago I was shocked at how cheap food and basically everything else was, even after exchange rate things like milk and veg were 2-5× cheaper in the UK. The only thing that was markedly more expensive was energy and natural gas.

Jfc....you weren't kidding