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I can’t access site from home.. but works on phone

1750 for a 50K deposit or transfer..? It costs a buck or two in bank fees if anything.. and $20 in admin time to process/confirm.

Charging a 3.5% processing fee.. sounds like a "dirty dealership" trick to me.

Is it fair to say the $2000 price difference for paying cash.. is too much and more than covers the kickbacks?

Can you give any insight into the 'kickback' amounts the dealers get?

Would this work... Buy the car, take the financing... pick up the car.. drive over to the bank and pay it off?

They did that.. the courts knocked it down.

https://www.castanet.net/news/BC/530608/B-C-court-finds-Criminal-Code-first-degree-murder-parole-provision-unconstitutional

I saw the cyber truck on the road for the first time yesterday... It looks ridiculous driving on city streets. I also saw the Hummer EV a while ago... It looked almost as ridiculous as I thought people driving H2s in the city looked.. but not as bad as the cyber truck.

That part of the story is actually a little old. The house was sold for just under a million with 600K still owed to CIBC.. BUT.. the family still hasn't received any money from it. It's still in the courts.. I believe it's between the family and CIBC now.. with the family asking that CIBC...

IIRC.. Williams negotiated his wife keeping some assets as part of his confession and/or plea deal.

That money will be gone by July. Then what?

"Widow to keep $100K from late husband's RRSP after court victory against Canada Revenue Agency" https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/widow-wins-tax-challenge-against-cra-section-160-1.7438803

A constructive dismissal.

Amazon will be difficult to unionize.. It has contingency plans in place to prevent it.. similar to what you're seeing happen in Quebec. Amazon has empty warehouses ready to go.. companies that are ready and willing to take over portions of its operations if necessary.. etc.

It's part of what I do.. Lots of companies break the rules.. pay the fine.. and continue on same as before... some over and over again. Fiera foods is a well known example. There's lists of offenders on gov sites.

here's the google search results... the first link is to Ontario's website telling you they banned non-competes except in certain circumstances. The next few pages are lawyer's sites talking about the same thing. I didn't see a reddit link in the first few pages...

non competes are an easy topic to search.. google will take you to many lawyer's pages discussing the topic.. canlii.. and the rulings on the subject.

A lot more than you realize... or you wouldn't have said that.

You didn't need a union lawyer.. 5 minutes on google to learn about common laws regarding non-competes and you'd have been good.