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All posts are for Entertainment Purposes Only 🍿Petro Engineer ⚙️ Ag Tech 🚜 Currently Running Biostim Trial

Canada Katılım Ağustos 2012
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@AnitaAnandMP @PiyushGoyal After you bang your brother get him to take you back to India please. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Ravie de rencontrer @PiyushGoyal alors qu’il dirige l’une des plus grandes délégations commerciales et d’investissement de l’Inde au Canada. Nous avons discuté du renforcement et de l’expansion de notre relation commerciale afin de créer de nouvelles occasions pour les entreprises, les travailleurs et les investisseurs dans nos deux pays, tout en approfondissant notre partenariat économique.
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Country as big as Canada and i haven’t seen a single reason posted once as to why Alberta should stay in Canada. Boomers worried their house price will drop is about the best I’ve been able to infer. If anything it’s likely time every single province do some self reflection to try to find a reason to stay as Canada.
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@jengerson Holy shit, Alberta has 1.7 trillion barrels of oil for starters. Good lord this is a bad and uneducated take.
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Jen Gerson@jengerson·
You think Alberta -- a province of 5 million people with significant oil reserves -- has more resources than ...the UK. A country of almost 70 million and a GDP of, like, 3.7 Trillion in USD, give or take.
Chris Minister of Smartarsery@CSmartarsery

@jengerson Can I borrow your time machine and go take a look? The United Kingdom and Alberta are apples & oranges. They are nowhere near Alberta in resources. I don't think this fear campaign you folks have is going to work.

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Funny, it looks like it’s actually just following Justin Trudeau around.
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Guy that had millions in gambling debts magically disappear as well as did an inside land deal and got rich off of it is now running for Liberal Leadership. Can these guys just fuck off back to India already?
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BainsHQ@BainsHQ

Let’s get to work.

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@buperac @MarkJCarney I spent $168 for 82 litres of gas today and already burned through like 1/4 of it.
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Mark Carney@MarkJCarney·
We’re lowering everyday costs for Canadians — here’s how:
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@CanadaFP Highest crime rate in every country they are in even though they are lowly represented. Good reminder though! Thank you!
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Alberta voting to leave Canada will be the first time in Alberta’s history where their vote will will actually have an impact on Federal politics.
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@TheAnnaMurphy They also didn’t vote for Mark Carney either so who gives a fuck what Carneyfile thinks
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Anna Murphy@TheAnnaMurphy·
The Prime Minister is right. Albertans did not vote for separatism in the last provincial election. It was not on the ballot, it was not central to the government’s platform, and it was not presented as a mandate to destabilize the future of Confederation. At a time of global economic uncertainty, Alberta should be focused on strengthening investment, expanding market access, building infrastructure, creating jobs, and helping lead a strong Canadian economy, not fuelling political chaos that undermines confidence in our future. Alberta’s strength has always come from helping build Canada, not retreating from it. We are strongest when Alberta is at the centre of a united, ambitious, and economically confident Canada.
Courtney Theriault@cspotweet

"Did (Albertans) vote for this last provincial election? No, they didn't, it wasn't on the ballot paper, it wasn't in the mandates or platforms of the governing party..." PM Mark Carney says a separatist question on a question isn't helpful to the economy, that it wasn't part of the UCP's election platform- joking that Premier Smith doesn't always take his advice.

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Canadian prairie seeding progress is behind in every province. Saskatchewan is usually over half done seeding by this time. Late crops are going to make for an interesting year.
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@TrendPolCa So the majority of Canadians think it’s heading the wrong direction. Got it!
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TrendingPolitics.ca@TrendPolCa·
POLL: 47% of Canadians say the country is heading in the right direction, the highest proportion since 2017 — Abacus Data
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Remember guys, it doesn’t create any new laws or authorities, just like mandatory masking, where if you didn’t wear one they police could beat the shit out of you, arrest you and in the case of this woman in the video, killed by 2 guards. The guards were never charged as they claimed this was the force that was needed in order to get ahold of her. So no, they have all the authority power they need.
Public Safety Canada@Safety_Canada

(1/2) Part 2 of Bill C-22 does not create new authorities, such as surveillance powers, for law enforcement and CSIS. It ensures that electronic service providers are able to respond to lawful access requests from law enforcement and CSIS.

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@TheReclamare I can hear what skin on plastic sounds like for about 200 meters from here.
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Every Seed run as soon as it starts to rain.
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@buperac That’s fucked up.
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