Quote from: DKG on June 29, 2025, 10:13:08 AMTo give an analogy that caskur can relate to, Canada is like New Zealand. That country brings in a lot of immigrants relative to it's population. Most leave when they get a NZ passport. Too many NZ born young people do the same. Most go to Australia, just like most Canadians that leave choose the US.

New Zealand is very expensive. Mainly their realestate. AND THEY talk funny...

They seem to mix up their e and i ..

So when the say six it sounds like sex.

And when they say sex, it sounds like six.

It's very strange.

Quote from: caskur on June 29, 2025, 03:20:34 AMAt the top of Australia we have 2 seasons, one is the dry and the other is the wet season... both are hot but the wet season is humidity from hell.

That is SG.

Quote from: Shen Li on June 28, 2025, 08:09:34 PMIt was tolerable when Canada was prosperous and free. We used to have GDP/capita equal to the US. Now it's way less.

Quality immigrants don't want to settle permanently in Canada. Young Canadians and immigrants already here are leaving for greener pastutes like I did.

Canada will be a 3rd world country in 15 years thanks to libtards.

To give an analogy that caskur can relate to, Canada is like New Zealand. That country brings in a lot of immigrants relative to it's population. Most leave when they get a NZ passport. Too many NZ born young people do the same. Most go to Australia, just like most Canadians that leave choose the US.

Quote from: Shen Li on June 29, 2025, 01:26:55 AMIt's 33 degrees here.

It's the middle of winter here, minimum is 12 and maximum will be 20. That's a heat wave in Canada....lol

I thought it might be less humid in Singapore this time of year but according to you, it's not.

At the top of Australia we have 2 seasons, one is the dry and the other is the wet season... both are hot but the wet season is humidity from hell. It's also called Troppo. Or going Troppo and it means the wet season sends people troppo or Mad.

There are more germs around in hot climates.... keep plenty of Isocol (rubbing alcohol antiseptic) around and any cut skin put some on.

Quote from: caskur on June 28, 2025, 10:03:16 PMWe having chilly temps but fairly warm days.

It's 33 degrees here.

Quote from: caskur on June 28, 2025, 10:00:45 PMHave you acclimatised to Singapore's weather yet Shen? It would be less humid atm.

 

Oh ya. Having a pool really helps.

I'm still getting the flu more often than I did in Canada. Every building has the AC blasting and then you go outside in the humid air.
 
We only turn on the AC at night. The rest of the time we use fans only.

We having chilly temps but fairly warm days.

Quote from: Shen Li on June 28, 2025, 08:09:34 PMIt was tolerable when Canada was prosperous and free. We used to have GDP/capita equal to the US. Now it's way less.

Quality immigrants don't want to settle permanently in Canada. Young Canadians and immigrants already here are leaving for greener pastutes like I did.

Canada will be a 3rd world country in 15 years thanks to libtards.

Have you acclimatised to Singapore's weather yet Shen? It would be less humid atm.

 

Quote from: caskur on June 28, 2025, 06:38:18 PMI don't know how you all cope in a country that is frozen for a large part of the year.

It was tolerable when Canada was prosperous and free. We used to have GDP/capita equal to the US. Now it's way less.

Quality immigrants don't want to settle permanently in Canada. Young Canadians and immigrants already here are leaving for greener pastutes like I did.

Canada will be a 3rd world country in 15 years thanks to libtards.

I don't know how you all cope in a country that is frozen for a large part of the year.

Old Herman is so embarrassed by the leadership of this country. Let's go independent now. We don't need this kind of crap anymore. I am so frickin tired of prog bullshit.

While Canadian media remains silent, CNN just published an in-depth feature on Alberta's independence movement (last week they made the headlines in the Wall Street Journal), showcasing the growing momentum to a global audience.

"In oil-rich Alberta, where a movement for independence from Canada appears to be gathering steam..." the article begins, highlighting the rallies, the supporters, and momentum.

CNN reports that "a third of Albertans currently support independence" - a number that continues to climb as more citizens recognize the possibilities of sovereignty.

This is an eye opener.

Imagine an Alberta that Separated in 1975 and invested 50 years of Quebec Equalization in Alberta?

What would the $600 Billion lost be worth today if properly invested in Alberta and Albertans?