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 @9GJ7GMCfrom Alberta agreed…6mos6MO

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Cost of just being in Canada is way too high, but wages are not being raised. because of that, I believe that every worker should be given a cost of living raise.

 @9GK4HN2from Ontario agreed…6mos6MO

Definitely. Do the math on what you need to live. Then add on the cost of kids or child support or elder relatives, your own university debt and saving for a home down payment and for your kids' university and for you own retirement. Are you a professional? What do these numbers look like if you aren't?

 @9GK25SPfrom Ontario agreed…6mos6MO

It helps to make more money but the more money the business have to pay out they will increase prices. This might have the opposite goal of helping Canadians feeling more stable financially.

 @9F7ZSY3from Ontario agreed…8mos8MO

Minimum wage is often only offered to places that benefit society such as grocery stores, and restaurants. There for people will be getting better service and this will enevitably benefit society.

 @9FBCT87from Ontario agreed…7mos7MO

Mimimm wage workers just as long as other people making just as much money as them, and that does not mean that should be paid less then what they are being paid. On the other hand making the kind of money mimium wage workers make how are they suppose to buy a house, a car or raise a family in the ecomny we live in

 @9F88DHFfrom British Columbia agreed…7mos7MO

Some people are still attending school and then go to work. It’s tiring and can be hard work, so for all our time spent working we deserve more money

 @9GHHJFFfrom Ontario agreed…6mos6MO

Many people cannot afford to get a degree, get a well-paying job, or just immigrated to Canada therefore they first generally start with a minimum-wage job, and because today's economy and inflation are very bad, people need a higher minimum wage to simply just put food on their table

 @9FD7TQ7from Ontario agreed…7mos7MO

The minimum wage in Canada is many dollars away from a livable wage. People working in minimum wage jobs are most likely poor students who needs the money to buy food and meet rent.

 @9F7TTQHfrom Ohio agreed…8mos8MO

i know 2 people alone at my work who have a family they are supporting and they work at mcdonald’s and one of them had two jobs just trying to support her kids

 @9F7T72Zfrom Ontario agreed…8mos8MO

People coming from families who’s emigrated to another place or who is an immigrant is not typically as financially capable to pay for better schooling. Minimum wages should be increased.

 @9F7DDJRfrom Alberta agreed…8mos8MO

Cost of living in Canada is higher than ever, but wages are not being raised. For that reason I belive that at this moment, every worker should be given a cost of living raise.

 @9FSVSN6Conservativefrom Ontario agreed…7mos7MO

Many young people exiting school have to live in their parents basements or try to find a cheap crappy apartment and work multiples jobs in order to live, this is why we need wages increased.

 @9K3Q9Q5from British Columbia agreed…2mos2MO

If there is not even a minimum wage we will have more homeless people. People wont be able to afford the cost of living.

 @9JXF34KNew Democraticfrom Ontario disagreed…2mos2MO

No, I believe that quite a few years ago the wages were perfect. Reason being is that as wages go up, stores and companies get the excuse to make the price of everything jump and become completely unreasonable. If the minimum wage increases uch more, most people wont be able to afford basic nesessities.

 @9HCP7QVfrom Alberta disagreed…5mos5MO

Why do you want to put roadblocks in front of people looking to enter the workforce? Why do you want to put extra burden on employers? What leads you to believe that greater govt intrusion into voluntary contests between private individuals will somehow result in better financial outcomes?

 @9H5JCH8Liberalfrom British Columbia agreed…5mos5MO

minimum wage is $16.75 in BC and some people need to pay for a bunch of things for there kids and school. it should be 18 a hour because then people can make a significant amount and be able to help out there kids needs.

 @9H4PDVCfrom Ontario disagreed…5mos5MO

I said no. As a student who has worked for 4 years, the wage has gone significantly up since I started working and makes things too expensive

 @9FRKYNNfrom Ontario agreed…7mos7MO

Minimum wage is often only offered to places that benefit society such as grocery stores, and restaurants. There for people will be getting better service and this will enevitably benefit society.

 @9FLQH5Jfrom Ontario agreed…7mos7MO

Some people are still attending school and then go to work. It’s tiring and can be hard work, so for all our time spent working we deserve more money

 @9FKT3SDfrom Ontario agreed…7mos7MO

On top of the fact of the wage not being enough for some people to live there's also the fact that people can barely afford anything on minimum, raising it just a bit could allow more people to live

 @9FKLW67from Ontario agreed…7mos7MO

As inflation grows in the country, it will become harder and harder to move out of your parents house and be able to afford an apartment or place of your own.

 @9FVTPMXConservativefrom Ontario disagreed…7mos7MO

I think that we dont need to increase minimum wage as those jobs are mostly for experience and getting a sense of what working is like.

 @9FVTJ5Vfrom Ontario disagreed…7mos7MO

It can be a burden on governments could cause a small inflation within the economy and could put too many people in the workforce

 @9FJJJVGfrom Ontario agreed…7mos7MO

Realistically speaking increasing minimum wage will improve quality of life with consumption of good and better services to offer.

 @9FBLT6Qfrom Ontario agreed…7mos7MO

Minimum wage has been in place for a very long time, so why remove it? It's a great way to stabilize the amount of money we make and is more efficient than each company having it's own.

 @9FH38CYPeople’sfrom Ontario disagreed…7mos7MO

No, this will cause businesses to be unable to function/employ as many people as they could. Pay should be based on Merritt.

 @9FDLX4Zfrom Alberta agreed…7mos7MO

Mcdonalds (and most other fast food joints) has enough money to keep competing for real estate for building new stores and to actually build new stores, which can outcompete small and local businesses

 @9FDJ6R6from British Columbia agreed…7mos7MO

Canada has one of the highest home less population, lowering or keeping the wages the same will wreak our economy.

 @9FDFH6Lfrom British Columbia agreed…7mos7MO

Minimum wage is often only offered to places that benefit society such as grocery stores, and restaurants. There for people will be getting better service and this will inevitably benefit society.

 @9FCRZPJfrom Ontario agreed…7mos7MO

Minimum wage is often only offered to places that benefit society such as grocery stores, and restaurants.

 @9F78R9Wfrom California agreed…8mos8MO

Some people are still attending school and then go to work. It’s tiring and can be hard work, so for all our time spent working we deserve more money

 @9FDDNSTPeople’sfrom Ontario agreed…7mos7MO

Personally, I am a student who must save money from a minimum wage job to prepare for education debt

 @9F9NN3Gfrom Alberta agreed…7mos7MO

Because a 14-year-old should only make 13 dollars an hour, for example, you don't want a 14-year-old making 20 dollars an hour for doing nothing or doing a poor job.

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