If anyone wants to be justified getting hired in this market and not be offshored, they will need to be in an area with a large density of tech jobs in order to find the next opportunity to land AND go into the office a couple days a week.
A quick Google search is turning up "Prince Edward Island". Is Prince Edward Island known for being a place with a lot of remote tech workers? (Like, this doesn't _sound_ right, but I know next to nothing about Prince Edward Island :) )
Source: am WFH in remote farmhouse in Scandinavia- with fibre.
It's just a place that is geographically disconnected from the mainland, and it rhymes.
Source: I work with some people from PEI.
Nowadays they also have a push to RTO to local offshoring center.
Managers are managers everywhere and want to see their slaves sitting in order behind their desks.