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[–] [email protected] 7 points 5 days ago (1 children)

This will require strengthening domestic manufacturing, [...] develop[ing] workforce resilience, domestic capacity and innovation right here at home. [...] The solution lies in strengthening Canadians’ right to repair the products and devices we rely upon.

I found this overly strong at first, but it holds water. If there's a market for it that means a domestic capacity for it and related technical, manufacturing-adjacent things.

DIY repair has saved me a lot of money and headache, and saved a lot of stuff from landfill. It should be an easy sell, but with everything going towards a subscription model - overtly or covertly - we aren't supposed to own things anymore. I would expect the balance of lobby money to be on the other side of this issue every time.

[–] adespoton 1 points 4 days ago

Yes… but most of that lobby money is American, and is currently otherwise occupied.