Not quite true. Coalitions are typically starting with the party with the largest vote count to invite others into coalition talks. If they find willing partners that make up a majority and there are enough commonalities between all the coalition partners they enter into a contract. And each party in the coalition participate in the government with ministers and everything.

Not necessarily ‘sus’ to show up here and looking for more local groups. One result of the 50501 and boycottUS and BuyCanadian movements was that a bunch of us are getting out of Reddit and other US social media platforms and come here 😉

Try Yupik. I think we found almonds from Spain there. https://yupik.com/en/

Policy makers don’t need to be homebuilders - as long as they listen to them and learn what works for the industry. The new entity they’re promising seems to focus on ‘affordable housing’ which means publicly funded housing rather than being focused on resolving ‘housing affordability’ as a whole. But it will help supply regardless.

Congrats for thinking like this when you’re young!(I wish I had!) Yes, make a plan! That’s the first step. Write down your goals (what you want in life and need the money for and when) Then do your risk profile. Then check that you have the basics of personal finance in place (no debts, emergency fund, etc) There are courses and online resources for this. McGill has just updated their personal finance and investing online course!