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The alternative is doing what Newfoundland is doing. They're "buying out" whole communities. Residents get a substantial amount of money and all public services
by Plasmoid 3y ago
The alternative is doing what Newfoundland is doing. They're "buying out" whole communities. Residents get a substantial amount of money and all public services are permanently withdrawn. It's basically like living in the woods.
- ska 3y agoThat’s always an option I suppose . Canada is huge, and its population isn’t. As a result there are unincorporated billages/whatever you want to call them, where you are on your own for services. I suppose it’s not a bad arrangement if you are up for it
- red-iron-pine 3y agoNewfoundland has historically been broke as shit, and poor money management is why they ended up joining Canada instead of remaining an independent crown colony.