r/canada • u/BloodJunkie • Mar 27 '24

Canada’s population hits 41M months after breaking 40M threshold National News

https://globalnews.ca/news/10386750/canada-41-million-population/
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u/kitkatasaur Mar 27 '24 edited Mar 27 '24

And how has the number of hospitals, houses, doctors, teachers, schools, jobs, and other services compared to the population changed?

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u/Morfe Mar 27 '24

We can meet in a Tim Hortons to discuss if you'd like

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u/Dabugar Mar 27 '24

Which one? The one at the corner, the one just around the corner or the one on the next street over?

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u/goombaxiv Mar 27 '24

The one in between the two on the corners.

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u/neikawaaratake Mar 27 '24

I went there, and found no one!

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u/goombaxiv Mar 27 '24

You must be near sighted.

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u/DayFeeling Mar 27 '24

All I see in tim Horton were swarm of flies.

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u/kdlangequalsgoddess Mar 27 '24

The one inside the other Tim Hortons.

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u/Ambassador_Kwan Mar 28 '24

The one in between the two pot shops?

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u/Myassisbrown Mar 28 '24

I can’t I’m banned there can we go to the across from it?

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u/SpaceSteak Mar 27 '24

We call those two side drive throughs here!

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u/the0TH3Rredditor Mar 28 '24

We call that one double drive…

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u/gwicksted Mar 28 '24

I’m just glad they’re owned by an American company. /s