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[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Wow, you actually know a lot about this, don't you? I'm glad (but not surprised) I'm not the only one thinking about it.

I assume construction workers make a sort of similar wage up here, and construction is still at 100-200 CAD per square meter, which isn't dissimilar to quick search results for American prices. That seems like it should imply our workers are as productive as anybody.

Weโ€™re the most educated nation in the world, according the OECD

I did not know that! A link.

because Canadian culture is very much go to university, get a good office job, else you will be considered a compete failure in life.

This is really the vibe. For my own age group I'd say trades or running a sufficiently hipster farm are also cool, but even then just working isn't enough, it has to be a passion. It's not working very well, most people just have job shame.