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We need to do a study on bald cacs goddamn are they ever so mad at the world
They turn 30, go bald and mad at immigrants
Jamal514
In high demand
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
perverts mayn
But we need another 500k tfws
And labour shortage blah blah blah
I went down the Tim Hortons reddit rabbit hole. The disdain, hatred for the tfw employed by Tim's is
Theres a viral video of an Ottawa police officer kissing a man on the clock. @Malcolmxxx_23 he get suspended?
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@MattooShashank
Breaking: Canada plans to attract US H1B visa holders hit by Trump's visa fee hike
"Not as many H1B visa holders will get visas in the US. These people are skilled and it is an opportunity for Canada. We will have an offering on this soon," says Canadian PM Mark Carney
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1971938643666157568/vid/avc1/1272x640/lZkDD02a9FksulGl.mp4
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@seppy1011
It's madness and nothing will stop it.
3/37
@ManiamAkash
It's not just an opportunity for Canada. Many others can take advantage if they act quickly and smartly.
4/37
@FleurTehrani
They are wise.
5/37
@RobMirlach
Make showers mandatory and part of the law. They won’t want to come here either
.
6/37
@Burgoa75091185
7/37
@gm0ney__
8/37
@Giuliano6666
are skilled at making curry, but developing software not so much
9/37
@BadMadLad96
Xd from what I remember canada have also problems with poojeets
10/37
@ravipra53127948
There is an old saying that when one door closes, God opens another.
11/37
@Satyamevajanate
Elbows up @kaptaan_america @MikeGillYYC
12/37
@VishalVSharma7
An opportunistic, but smart move by Canada! Likely to boost Canadian economy.
13/37
@TerraLostralis
The new LMIA loophole
14/37
@RajYadav873
Absolutely!
This is a smart move by Canada. With the US making H1B visas harder and more expensive to obtain under Trump’s policies, highly skilled professionals are now looking for better opportunities.
Canada is positioning itself as the go-to destination for global talent, attracting tech experts, engineers, and innovators who otherwise might have gone to the US.
This will not only strengthen Canada’s workforce but also boost its economy and innovation ecosystem. It’s a classic example of turning another country’s policy misstep into a strategic advantage. Countries that act quickly to seize such opportunities always come out ahead.
15/37
@Pssdj3
First ask to stop giving help Khalistan element
16/37
@DhruvMishra1607
Canada is one of the most racist country toward indians
17/37
@ClustZContact
This is a smart strategic move by Canada.
While the US is making it harder for skilled talent to stay, Canada is positioning itself as the beneficiary.
In today’s world, talent drives innovation, and countries that welcome it will lead the future
18/37
@Vivek_28_Yadav
Canada playing smart
move to attract H1B Visa people
19/37
@A70038164
Can they attract high paying bay area jobs first
20/37
@coltonmlarson
They can have them.
21/37
@jordannigo
Canada don’t have jobs though
22/37
@OyeBhartsingh
Canadians gonna hate Carney for this.
23/37
@twicedoxxed
Canada collapse speed run
24/37
@SinghPramod2784
The United States of America's loss is Canada's gain. Smart move by the Prime Minister of Canada.
25/37
@richmomz
Please help yourselves to as many as you like - we have way too many in the US (though I think the same is even more true for Canada).
26/37
@naannomad
Canada’s plan to benefit from US visa changes is smart, but it needs to apply lessons from its recent immigration expansion to avoid pitfalls.
27/37
@Charlie86861
US hikes H1B fees, Canada says thank you for the clearance sale on skilled workers.
28/37
@fourthcritique
When we take over Canada, we need to denaturalize and deport every Indian and Chinese that has invaded the nation. They have to go back.
29/37
@OyeBhartsingh
Also, deport those Khalistani first
30/37
@sickularcircus
No need to go in Canada they should come india
31/37
@ABZDAB
There are already plenty of immigrants in Canada with qualifications similar to H-1B holders in the U.S. who still don't have jobs.
For the past few years, many engineers in Canada have been driving for Uber or working in food delivery.
32/37
@vonbrauckmann
There are no jobs in Canada. Trudeau/Carney have destroyed its economy. It's been in recession for years and getting worse.
33/37
@EthanMillenium
I’m sure Trump will love the optics on this
34/37
@Vivek_28_Yadav
Breaking: Canada eyes US H-1B visa holders after Trump hikes visa fees.
“Skilled talent is welcome — we’ll have an offering soon,” says Canadian PM Mark Carney. Opportunity knocks for tech pros!
/search?q=#Canada /search?q=#H1BVisa /search?q=#Immigration /search?q=#TechTalent
35/37
@MrPaleatine
Its an opportunity to give them Canadian passports to they work overseas and bring the money back to keep it in the lovely looking banks
36/37
@Nalera_
Yea that's what we need, more Indians.
37/37
@Vivek_28_Yadav
Trump’s visa fee hike blocks top talent from the US. Canada sees this as a chance to attract skilled pros, boost its tech sector, and grow the economy.
/search?q=#Canada /search?q=#H1BVisa /search?q=#TechTalent /search?q=#Opportunity
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
@MattooShashank
Breaking: Canada plans to attract US H1B visa holders hit by Trump's visa fee hike
"Not as many H1B visa holders will get visas in the US. These people are skilled and it is an opportunity for Canada. We will have an offering on this soon," says Canadian PM Mark Carney
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1971938643666157568/vid/avc1/1272x640/lZkDD02a9FksulGl.mp4
2/37
@seppy1011
It's madness and nothing will stop it.
3/37
@ManiamAkash
It's not just an opportunity for Canada. Many others can take advantage if they act quickly and smartly.
4/37
@FleurTehrani
They are wise.
5/37
@RobMirlach
Make showers mandatory and part of the law. They won’t want to come here either
.6/37
@Burgoa75091185
7/37
@gm0ney__
8/37
@Giuliano6666
are skilled at making curry, but developing software not so much
9/37
@BadMadLad96
Xd from what I remember canada have also problems with poojeets
10/37
@ravipra53127948
There is an old saying that when one door closes, God opens another.
11/37
@Satyamevajanate
Elbows up @kaptaan_america @MikeGillYYC
12/37
@VishalVSharma7
An opportunistic, but smart move by Canada! Likely to boost Canadian economy.
13/37
@TerraLostralis
The new LMIA loophole
14/37
@RajYadav873
Absolutely!
This is a smart move by Canada. With the US making H1B visas harder and more expensive to obtain under Trump’s policies, highly skilled professionals are now looking for better opportunities. Canada is positioning itself as the go-to destination for global talent, attracting tech experts, engineers, and innovators who otherwise might have gone to the US.
This will not only strengthen Canada’s workforce but also boost its economy and innovation ecosystem. It’s a classic example of turning another country’s policy misstep into a strategic advantage. Countries that act quickly to seize such opportunities always come out ahead.
15/37
@Pssdj3
First ask to stop giving help Khalistan element
16/37
@DhruvMishra1607
Canada is one of the most racist country toward indians
17/37
@ClustZContact
This is a smart strategic move by Canada.
While the US is making it harder for skilled talent to stay, Canada is positioning itself as the beneficiary.
In today’s world, talent drives innovation, and countries that welcome it will lead the future
18/37
@Vivek_28_Yadav
Canada playing smart
move to attract H1B Visa people19/37
@A70038164
Can they attract high paying bay area jobs first
20/37
@coltonmlarson
They can have them.
21/37
@jordannigo
Canada don’t have jobs though
22/37
@OyeBhartsingh
Canadians gonna hate Carney for this.
23/37
@twicedoxxed
Canada collapse speed run
24/37
@SinghPramod2784
The United States of America's loss is Canada's gain. Smart move by the Prime Minister of Canada.
25/37
@richmomz
Please help yourselves to as many as you like - we have way too many in the US (though I think the same is even more true for Canada).
26/37
@naannomad
Canada’s plan to benefit from US visa changes is smart, but it needs to apply lessons from its recent immigration expansion to avoid pitfalls.
27/37
@Charlie86861
US hikes H1B fees, Canada says thank you for the clearance sale on skilled workers.
28/37
@fourthcritique
When we take over Canada, we need to denaturalize and deport every Indian and Chinese that has invaded the nation. They have to go back.
29/37
@OyeBhartsingh
Also, deport those Khalistani first
30/37
@sickularcircus
No need to go in Canada they should come india
31/37
@ABZDAB
There are already plenty of immigrants in Canada with qualifications similar to H-1B holders in the U.S. who still don't have jobs.
For the past few years, many engineers in Canada have been driving for Uber or working in food delivery.
32/37
@vonbrauckmann
There are no jobs in Canada. Trudeau/Carney have destroyed its economy. It's been in recession for years and getting worse.
33/37
@EthanMillenium
I’m sure Trump will love the optics on this
34/37
@Vivek_28_Yadav
Breaking: Canada eyes US H-1B visa holders after Trump hikes visa fees. “Skilled talent is welcome — we’ll have an offering soon,” says Canadian PM Mark Carney. Opportunity knocks for tech pros!
/search?q=#Canada /search?q=#H1BVisa /search?q=#Immigration /search?q=#TechTalent
35/37
@MrPaleatine
Its an opportunity to give them Canadian passports to they work overseas and bring the money back to keep it in the lovely looking banks
36/37
@Nalera_
Yea that's what we need, more Indians.
37/37
@Vivek_28_Yadav
Trump’s visa fee hike blocks top talent from the US. Canada sees this as a chance to attract skilled pros, boost its tech sector, and grow the economy.
/search?q=#Canada /search?q=#H1BVisa /search?q=#TechTalent /search?q=#Opportunity
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
1/37
@MattooShashank
Breaking: Canada plans to attract US H1B visa holders hit by Trump's visa fee hike
"Not as many H1B visa holders will get visas in the US. These people are skilled and it is an opportunity for Canada. We will have an offering on this soon," says Canadian PM Mark Carney
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1971938643666157568/vid/avc1/1272x640/lZkDD02a9FksulGl.mp4
2/37
@seppy1011
It's madness and nothing will stop it.
3/37
@ManiamAkash
It's not just an opportunity for Canada. Many others can take advantage if they act quickly and smartly.
4/37
@FleurTehrani
They are wise.
5/37
@RobMirlach
Make showers mandatory and part of the law. They won’t want to come here either
6/37
@Burgoa75091185
7/37
@gm0ney__
8/37
@Giuliano6666
are skilled at making curry, but developing software not so much
9/37
@BadMadLad96
Xd from what I remember canada have also problems with poojeets
10/37
@ravipra53127948
There is an old saying that when one door closes, God opens another.
11/37
@Satyamevajanate
Elbows up @kaptaan_america @MikeGillYYC
12/37
@VishalVSharma7
An opportunistic, but smart move by Canada! Likely to boost Canadian economy.
13/37
@TerraLostralis
The new LMIA loophole
14/37
@RajYadav873
Absolutely!
Canada is positioning itself as the go-to destination for global talent, attracting tech experts, engineers, and innovators who otherwise might have gone to the US.
This will not only strengthen Canada’s workforce but also boost its economy and innovation ecosystem. It’s a classic example of turning another country’s policy misstep into a strategic advantage. Countries that act quickly to seize such opportunities always come out ahead.
15/37
@Pssdj3
First ask to stop giving help Khalistan element
16/37
@DhruvMishra1607
Canada is one of the most racist country toward indians
17/37
@ClustZContact
This is a smart strategic move by Canada.
While the US is making it harder for skilled talent to stay, Canada is positioning itself as the beneficiary.
In today’s world, talent drives innovation, and countries that welcome it will lead the future
18/37
@Vivek_28_Yadav
Canada playing smart
19/37
@A70038164
Can they attract high paying bay area jobs first
20/37
@coltonmlarson
They can have them.
21/37
@jordannigo
Canada don’t have jobs though
22/37
@OyeBhartsingh
Canadians gonna hate Carney for this.
23/37
@twicedoxxed
Canada collapse speed run
24/37
@SinghPramod2784
The United States of America's loss is Canada's gain. Smart move by the Prime Minister of Canada.
25/37
@richmomz
Please help yourselves to as many as you like - we have way too many in the US (though I think the same is even more true for Canada).
26/37
@naannomad
Canada’s plan to benefit from US visa changes is smart, but it needs to apply lessons from its recent immigration expansion to avoid pitfalls.
27/37
@Charlie86861
US hikes H1B fees, Canada says thank you for the clearance sale on skilled workers.
28/37
@fourthcritique
When we take over Canada, we need to denaturalize and deport every Indian and Chinese that has invaded the nation. They have to go back.
29/37
@OyeBhartsingh
Also, deport those Khalistani first
30/37
@sickularcircus
No need to go in Canada they should come india
31/37
@ABZDAB
There are already plenty of immigrants in Canada with qualifications similar to H-1B holders in the U.S. who still don't have jobs.
For the past few years, many engineers in Canada have been driving for Uber or working in food delivery.
32/37
@vonbrauckmann
There are no jobs in Canada. Trudeau/Carney have destroyed its economy. It's been in recession for years and getting worse.
33/37
@EthanMillenium
I’m sure Trump will love the optics on this
34/37
@Vivek_28_Yadav
“Skilled talent is welcome — we’ll have an offering soon,” says Canadian PM Mark Carney. Opportunity knocks for tech pros!
/search?q=#Canada /search?q=#H1BVisa /search?q=#Immigration /search?q=#TechTalent
35/37
@MrPaleatine
Its an opportunity to give them Canadian passports to they work overseas and bring the money back to keep it in the lovely looking banks
36/37
@Nalera_
Yea that's what we need, more Indians.
37/37
@Vivek_28_Yadav
Trump’s visa fee hike blocks top talent from the US. Canada sees this as a chance to attract skilled pros, boost its tech sector, and grow the economy.
/search?q=#Canada /search?q=#H1BVisa /search?q=#TechTalent /search?q=#Opportunity
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
@MikelArteta
unemployment rate highest its been in ten years. CS graduates can't even find jobs. Carney is just a slick business man elbows up as you get raped in the azz and stand in line for some ramen noodles
Take more Canadian jobs and replace them with cheaper workers. The American H1-B is their version of our TFW. Trump just put huge cost penalties on bringing in H1-Bs to encourage companies to hire American workers and not replace them with cheap foreign workers.
So naturally Canada is doing the opposite of that, and trying to bring in even more tfws that the US doesn’t want.
Continue voting for libs breh
Inside Canada’s Indian Metropolis
does anyone still visit amerikkka?
Isaac Callan (@isaaccallan.bsky.social)
NEW: A vehicle assigned to a Ford cabinet minister has been recorded at stunt driving speeds 12 times. The premier's office suggested it was the same driver each time, and implied they still work for the government. #OnPoli...
bsky.app
1/9
isaaccallan.bsky.social
NEW: A vehicle assigned to a Ford cabinet minister has been recorded at stunt driving speeds 12 times.
The premier's office suggested it was the same driver each time, and implied they still work for the government. #OnPoli
globalnews.ca/news/1146702...
Bluesky
2/9
fredwesley.bsky.social
Holy shyt. 62km/h at one point. Curious that we don't know if this person's licence has been suspended or had their vehicle impounded which is supposed to be the consequence of stunt driving. The response from the govt that "the person won't do it again" is a joke.
3/9
kvansteendelaar.bsky.social
That's because all these things do is record the speed and issue a ticket. It's a flawed system. A cop would have had the car on a tow truck.
4/9
einahpets1982.bsky.social
We gotta stop being surprised with this government.
5/9
scottwhitegloves.bsky.social
How is it known about the speeding? I know FOI, but this must be some kind of recording device connected to the vehicles CANBus. Some reporting on this would be useful but the story (I read it) is quite vague, mentioning ”not from speeding tickets”. It would be helpful to understand this aspect.
6/9
kvansteendelaar.bsky.social
Please tell me it was the Minister of Transportation.
7/9
stevedoddguitar.bsky.social
Wait - cabinet ministers get a vehicle?
8/9
bab0331.bsky.social
We really need a change of government
9/9
jgerardi.bsky.social
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
isaaccallan.bsky.socialNEW: A vehicle assigned to a Ford cabinet minister has been recorded at stunt driving speeds 12 times.
The premier's office suggested it was the same driver each time, and implied they still work for the government. #OnPoli
globalnews.ca/news/1146702...
Bluesky
2/9
fredwesley.bsky.socialHoly shyt. 62km/h at one point. Curious that we don't know if this person's licence has been suspended or had their vehicle impounded which is supposed to be the consequence of stunt driving. The response from the govt that "the person won't do it again" is a joke.
3/9
kvansteendelaar.bsky.socialThat's because all these things do is record the speed and issue a ticket. It's a flawed system. A cop would have had the car on a tow truck.
4/9
einahpets1982.bsky.social We gotta stop being surprised with this government.5/9
scottwhitegloves.bsky.socialHow is it known about the speeding? I know FOI, but this must be some kind of recording device connected to the vehicles CANBus. Some reporting on this would be useful but the story (I read it) is quite vague, mentioning ”not from speeding tickets”. It would be helpful to understand this aspect.
6/9
kvansteendelaar.bsky.socialPlease tell me it was the Minister of Transportation.
7/9
stevedoddguitar.bsky.socialWait - cabinet ministers get a vehicle?
8/9
bab0331.bsky.socialWe really need a change of government
9/9
jgerardi.bsky.socialTo post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196