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@UsedGolfFacts David Duval. Reach the summit and lose the 🔥

We need to have a serious conversation about Rory.

@MPelletierCIO And the most hated. Ha!

Alberta ⬇️⬇️⬇️

@Duffling @Raincoast @Marine_Valeria @LanceBarrettLen @timescolonist Lots and lots and lots of Chinook salmon. Ask anyone who has fished southern BC for last 30+ year. Crazy abundance. We are at above historical returns in most systems.

Fact over fiction: The realities of endangered killer whales Kudos @Raincoast scientists @Marine_Valeria @LanceBarrettLen timescolonist.com/opinion/commen… via @timescolonist

@Raincoast @Marine_Valeria @LanceBarrettLen @timescolonist Ask anyone who has fished for Chinook on the west coast of Vancouver Island and the Salish Sea….there is no shortage of Chinook. It’s literally the best fishing in most people’s lifetime. They are almost at infestation levels. Same with Coho.

Comment: Fact over fiction: The realities of endangered killer whales. @Raincoast op-ed by @Marine_Valeria and @LanceBarrettLen #orcas timescolonist.com/opinion/commen… via @timescolonist

@TheDeepDive_ca Just saw the polls now?!? 🤨

Liberals scrambling after seeing the polls.

The pager memes are fucking amazing….

@docleslie @MPelletierCIO We pay cash for our toys.

Canada is in serious trouble.

@ianmiles The hidden extra cost is employing hundreds of burocrats to administer over the flushing of money down the drain (or toilet in the case)

The Canadian taxpayer spent $20 million to teach Ghanans not to sh*t on the beach. You couldn’t make this up.

@ManyBeenRinsed Welcome to Calgary. 2011 to 2023. House worth basically the same. Add in repairs and maintenance, property tax, etc and it’s a very crappy investment. As it should be.

Imagine thousands of people holding 1M+ purchased properties for decades with no return on investment. This is the harsh reality of many Canadians right now. Nobody is ready. 🇨🇦

@Defenders More chinooks in the Salish sea than anytime in the last 25 years. Ask anyone who drops a line. Infestation levels. Can’t keep em off. They are everywhere. But keep spewing this stuff to the unwashed masses…keeps the donations flowing!!!

The good news is there are efforts to end the salmon famine! We’re working with regional leaders to restore the river systems that salmon and orcas both depend on for survival. Your support will help us bring back the bounty of salmon to the Northwest! dfnd.us/3QURuli

DYK: Chinook salmon range from California to Alaska, even as far across the Pacific as Northern Japan? While many populations are healthy & plentiful, Chinook salmon in the Northwest have been decimated by dams on the rivers they call home! dfnd.us/46udBox

@danielfoch How about both?

Real estate seemed to suffer more in a purely recessionary environment (1990's) rather than a stagflationary environment (1980's). Am I wrong here? I'd assume this is due to the asset's perception as an inflation hedge.

@danielfoch Here is the problem….govt running massive fiscal deficits. They issue bonds to the market to fund the deficits. The BoC ain’t buying anymore. The market is setting the price. Forget CPI.

Bonds calling for CPI to back down?

@FishOceansCAN That pike probably didn’t get vaccinated. Very smart to be wearing a mask.

1/2 How it started vs. How it’s going 👩‍🔬 Helen Battle helped pave the way for women in STEM, becoming the first woman in Canada to earn a PhD in marine ecology in 1928. Now, scientists all across Canada are forging their own paths forward everyday.

Capital is no longer free. What worked yesterday will not work today. Want to improve your portfolio? Start there.

@ronmortgageguy Funny what happens when the market determines the rate at which the government borrows money.

5 - Year Canada Yields Hit 4.40 Interday Back To 4.39 Now But I have a bottle of Woodford Reserve in my desk now so I don't have wait to go home to get a drink Higher Fixed Mortgage Rates again next week if this keeps up God, this has to stop, too much damage if it doesn't

@JohnnyEfthimio2 @SteveSaretsky And yes, carbon tax has something to do with price increases. The carbon tax is paid by every supplier along the supply chain, and this cost gets passed along the end purchaser….you the consumer. Just a FYI, companies don’t pay tax, the end consumer does.

@SteveSaretsky Because carbon tax has nothing to do with price increases. There is ZERO competition. Especially when the 3 top grocery stores are located with in several hundred meters from one another. (Their own chain of grocery stores)

Trudeau says grocery stores are to blame for high prices. No mention of inflationary deficit spending or carbon taxes..

@JohnnyEfthimio2 @SteveSaretsky Without the economies of scale and purchasing power of the large groceries chains, grocery prices would be *gasp* higher! Go do a price check on a small local grocery store….you will head right back to Superstore.

@67Dodge @MPelletierCIO I thought socialism was the solution? 🙄

@MPelletierCIO Immigration is important but not a sole economic growth strategy. Canada is in decline, unfortunately.

Ottawa, we have a problem. Cdn productivity -1.4% YOY and has contracted outright 10 of the past 11 quarters. PMO is camouflaging "the situation via aggressive immigration."

@Raincoast There is no shortage of Chinook. Ask anyone who fishes on our coast. They are almost at infestation levels. Can’t keep them off the line. But keep spewing this stuff to pull at the heart strings of the unwashed masses.

Poor body condition and declining state associated w/low abundance are often precursors to mortality, reinforcing importance of strong populations of Fraser Chinook #salmon for Southern Residents. The river is a cornerstone for future survival of #SRKW. raincoast.org/2023/08/critic…

@ronmortgageguy Dirty oil money financing Canadian real estate lunacy. Oh the irony! Don’t tell Lord Justin 🫣

The Sovereign Wealth Fund Of Kuwait Is Now Far And Away The Biggest Non-Mortgage Lender For Home Improvements In Canada Probably Nothing Right?