These are the only ones that don't give me chest pains or bad after flavor. I couldn't find any in about 3 weeks, but I finally found some, and managed to stock up. At least I'll be good for 12 weeks.
I'm not sure to what level, but I did call social just to inquire about the reason I got denied for the repair program (I make just above what they would accept). The worker did take my info and stated she would be sending a contractor within 2 weeks to take a report. Downside is I wont pick and choose what I get and who does it, but if my roof gets fixed, and my power comes back on without phasing, im happy
They've been a life saver last few weeks. I do have an electrician coming to correct those issues, but they have been handy
One of my friends daughter's had a report to do in school. Her report was mainly that canada as a whole has plenty of jobs, but over half is retail/low paying jobs. She believes that if more jobs that would open up that would pay closer to the cost of living, it would force those retail jobs to either pay more, or for minimum wage to go up closer to the cost of living.
I'm not going to cite every reference or all the research she did, but almost everything that pays 25$/hour+ (close to cost of living wage), is specialized, or you would have to work 2-3 jobs (some cases overtime is added as well) just to make close to it.
The report was made by an early teens, so although I understand it would not fix everything, and it may have flaws, I moreso got curious on how to add more jobs that pay better in nb.
I finally got through to somebody this morning, and unfortunately I can't qualify as I earn more than they will accept. I also already own my home outright, so that became the biggest factor in the decision.