Plant is coming along nicely…
Northern Nutrients@nornutrients
NN Sulphur fertilizer plant expansion is coming along nicely! 🌾
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Louis Bossaer
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Louis Bossaer
@lbossaer
Agrologist in N Sask. Have a passion for agriculture and the outdoors. Member of @SaskatoonSAR. My Tweets are my own
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Katılım Eylül 2013
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@MarkJCarney Canada's Federal debt is $1.48 trillion and the deficit is $78.3 billion.
Where is the $200M coming from?
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We’re putting nearly $200M toward critical infrastructure upgrades across Toronto, including public transit — improving the TTC for faster, more reliable commutes.
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What an amazing response. It is professional, brief, unemotional and straight to the point. Well done David McGuinty! #YYC #CPC
Scott Robertson@sarobertsonca
David McGuinty on Tories' criticism after missile hit CAF base: "It's up to the CPC to explain why they might want to reveal info that might compromise [the security of CAF]. If Mr. Poilievre had the requisite security clearance, he might get a briefing and he might actually change his perspective."
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@JFN1971 @MarkJCarney You need to marry a politician then you can sell that. As long as your spouse is a politician then you can get a green light on that business plan.
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Dear @MarkJCarney - I’m pretending to open an EV battery plant….just need $2B from the government. I pinky swear it’s a real business!
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@katemckenna8 @kinsellawarren Orange juice and this…..what a complete double standard.
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Following questions from CBC News, MP Lori Idlout says she has reimbursed the House of Commons more than $1700 for purchases made at a business she owns.
My story:
cbc.ca/news/politics/…
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@DLeBlancNB @coreyhoganyyc @OilGasCanada @Suncor So you trash it for 11 years and tear the economy apart and now all of a sudden fossil fuels are part of a strong future…..
How does “eating crow” feel.
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As Canada positions itself as a global energy superpower, partnerships between the federal government and the energy sector are essential to ensuring a strong and sustainable energy future for Canada.
In Calgary yesterday, Parliamentary Secretary @coreyhoganyyc and I met with the @OilGasCanada, who represents Canada’s oil and natural gas industry.
I also met with @Suncor Energy, one of Canada’s leading oil sands companies.
Canadian companies like these create good jobs and help ensure Canadians have a reliable, Canadian energy supply.
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@dubsndoo You must wonder for modern journalists. They go to school and have their eyes set on uncovering truths and reporting unbiased news. This must actually eat at them how they have to sell their soul. Journalism never used to be like this.
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I’m 74 years old, and I don’t ever remember a Prime Minister of Canada receiving so much praise from our nation’s legacy media for things he said he’ll do, but hasn’t delivered. It’s nothing but state sanctioned propaganda paid for by taxpayers.
Alan Fryer 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇮🇱@alanfryermedia
Were it not for the constant news reports about just how awesome he is, there’d be little else to read about.
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@VentureAgri @SGItweets Probably companies who don’t want you to talk on the phone so try and force you to use the online info. Problem is I usually don’t call unless I am not having success online and need help.
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@lbossaer @SGItweets It is because nobody actually wants to talk on the phone. They all want you to chat through the app or email them and we’re raising a young society, that’s going to be even worse in my opinion
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Went to call @sgitweets to ask a question. Was told expected wait time is 132 minutes. Go pound sand……. Why do companies today think that is acceptable?
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@haubrich_g No one gives a flying fuck about deficits anyone. Not even conservatives. And not just in Saskatchewan.
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Deficits today are tax hikes tomorrow.
Every dollar the government borrows must to be paid back plus interest by taxpayers.
Moe has more than doubled the debt while premier.
Tariffs are an excuse, not an explanation for the government's continued choice to keep borrowing money and waste hundreds of millions of dollars on debt interest payments.
Scott Moe@PremierScottMoe
All across Canada, provinces are facing financial challenges. Tomorrow is budget day here in Saskatchewan. Our government had a choice: raise taxes, cut services or protect Saskatchewan. We chose to protect Saskatchewan.
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@CanadianPolling Stick to polling. Keep political views to yourself if you’re supposed to an unbiased polling site.
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No, we shouldn't give one red cent in helping the US-Israeli war in the Middle East
They wanted to start a massive conflict overseas, they can finish it, they're big boys
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@RickTrembl35994 @gmforbes35 Actually much easier. Stop spending on stupid things like gender just rice as just one example of may stupidity expenses we do.
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@gmforbes35 Ummm then where will the money come from to pay for all the services we need?
I got it, fire all the armed forces, no fuel to be bought , no salaries save lots on money there.
Cut out health payments to the province.
Smart move right
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Liberals: Carney can't do anything to reduce gas prices right now.
Me: Um...... Eliminate the GST on gasolone/diesel, eliminate the federal gas tax, eliminate/pause the industrial carbon tax, cancel the clean fuel standard AKA carbon tax 2.
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@Unbranded63 @Hangingoutat Not a reserve in the context the world is asking for right now.
In ground reserve is clearly not the same as storage reserves.
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Anybody with 5 available minutes and access to Google could shred this imbecilic statement by Pierre Poilievre. Juno isn't news. It's a sad little website run by the bored fascist wife of a Shopify executive.
Juno News@junonewscom
CBC REPORTER: "Canada is releasing more than 23 million barrels of oil to deal with the current global supply challenges." POILIEVRE: "Are you sure about that? ... I'm not convinced... We are the only G7 country without [a strategic oil stockpile]."
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@RebelNewsOnline We will never advance if our government can’t think ahead and only reacts to present global scenarios.
Much of what we presently propose is done to appease a present situation vs planning with a well thought out plan and directive.
Hire gov “pension chasers” and we get this.
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@Smileyyeg If the right wants to build the left stops it. If the left wants to build the right supports it.
So in a way they are right that only the liberals can build a pipeline.😃
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I specifically argued with this person at length and he was very much against an east-west pipeline.
The leader changes and their brains simply restart themselves so thy can get behind the new direction.
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@GeoRobert57 @KerryDiotte Our PM can override any of that if they want to for the interest of Canada. Yes Quebec is a selfish little child but that is where the parents are supposed to step in and make the adult decision.
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@KerryDiotte It was Quebec who put a halt to any talk of a pipeline to the east coast, it was not the 'fault' of any federal leader. Until that province shifts its policies, it would appear that pipeline may not be built (except maybe to Churchill, MA.
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If only Justin Trudeau had helped to get a pipeline built to Canada‘s East Coast we might now be shipping Alberta‘s ethical oil to Europe.
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🔊Ukraine and key European allies are condemning a US move to temporarily waive sanctions on Russian oil. More on today’s Reuters World News podcast reut.rs/4bupIGF
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@CanadianPolling Politics today.
If you actually do something you always piss someone off but if you actually do nothing people tend to think “well they haven’t pissed me off lately” so thy are doing excellent.
Sadly doing nothing seems to work in today’s world.
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"How would you rate the federal government's handling on the cost of living?"
Good/Acceptable: 59%
Poor: 41%
Spark Insights / March 6, 2026
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Canada just took another big blow. Japan signed a $56B deal with the US.. Where’s Carney,on vacation…
Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸@Tablesalt13
🚨BREAKING Japan, a massive importer of energy, has just signed a $56 billion deal making the USA their MAIN source of energy purchases dealing a massive blow to Canada, and its plan to expand the TMX pipeline system.
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