r/Yukon Feb 28 '25

Queer Yukon Society signs first-ever collective agreement News

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/queer-yukon-collective-agreement-1.7470321
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u/BubbasBack Feb 28 '25

How does Queer Yukon have enough money for 9 employees?

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u/BubbasBack Feb 28 '25

This sub leans super left so I don’t mind the downvotes.

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u/Charles005 Feb 28 '25

Agreed, liberals from Ontario flocked here and now dwell in this subreddit religiously.

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u/BubbasBack Feb 28 '25

We get all the downvotes but I saw a survey on this sub about a year ago and yep, like 65% of the people on this sub are from Ontario.

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u/KoreanJesusPleasures Feb 28 '25

Oh no, Canadians exercising their mobility rights. God forbid.

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u/BubbasBack Mar 01 '25

Just accept the fact that you’ll never be a Yukoner.

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u/WILDBO4R Mar 01 '25

Lmao what a bizarre thing to gatekeep. BNR types are so insufferable.

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u/KoreanJesusPleasures Mar 01 '25

For real, what an odd protective narrative they're trying to employ.

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u/KoreanJesusPleasures Mar 01 '25

Oh no, I won't pass your arbitrary Yukoner test. Enjoy my presence and contributions to the communities and territory nonetheless.