> It’s kind of stupid that, for example, Galen Weston (the owner of one of Canada’s grocery store oligopoly members) will still get a cheque in the mail represe

> It’s kind of stupid that, for example, Galen Weston (the owner of one of Canada’s grocery store oligopoly members) will still get a cheque in the mail representing some infinitesimal chunk of his income. Same applies to people with regular high paying jobs who use it as monthly fun money or just toss it into a savings account every week. Feels pointless. Which is a fraction of the money that they already paid in taxes to fund the program in the first place. How was this not self-evident?