The city of Montreal fined a church $2,500 for hosting Christian worship (many other cities have pulled permits last minute too).
Atlantic Canada banned citizens from hiking and fishing (even on their own property).

BC courts handed hundreds of acres of private property because of a First Nations land claim.

This isn't Canada anymore. It's a place where you can't worship freely, access public lands, or even count on owning your home.

An independent Alberta and Saskatchewan would constitutionally protect these fundamental rights, placing them beyond the reach of activist courts, power-hungry bureaucrats, and a Canadian public that seems to enjoy their chains.

Here's an interesting fact. Alberta attracts more than double the national average for business investment per private sector worker.

Quote from: Brent on August 15, 2025, 05:01:03 PMSo our prime minister will not do anything to end China's tariffs on the prairie's canola industry. Carney traded Canada's bread basket for Chinese made battery packs.

It's hard to say who's ass he kisses more, Trump or Xi. I guess whichever one is better for Brookfield at the present time.

Quote from: Thiel on August 15, 2025, 01:15:57 PMJo Jo remember what I told you after you blew me last night about apples to oranges comparisons.

The American unemployment rate is 4.2 percent. Canada on the other hand has an unemployment rate of 6.9 percent.

America has a GDP per capita of $89,000 per year. Canada's GDP per capita stands at a paltry $53,000 per annum.

America's growth stood at three percent in that last quarter. By contrast Canada's GDP has been stagnant for years.

Honeybunch, I understand you don't work. You are not a participant in the economy so you have no clue that the US job market offers opportunities that Canada has not had for over a decade. This is why more than 100,000 thousand skilled Canadian workers leave Canada for America every year.

Understand now Pussycat or do you need to get on your knees first.

BULLSEYE!!

So our prime minister will not do anything to end China's tariffs on the prairie's canola industry. Carney traded Canada's bread basket for Chinese made battery packs.

Quote from: JOE on August 14, 2025, 11:34:34 PMActually a lot of Americans are having a tough time finding decent jobs these days Shen Li Shen. Many have lost their jobs in 2025 too. And the ones who did often can't find new ones.

So how the USA going to absorb all these unemployed/underemployed Canadians?

The economy is tough all over in North America and Europe.

Maybe some parts of Asia are doing well or some states in the Arab Gulf need workers,

Jo Jo remember what I told you after you blew me last night about apples to oranges comparisons.

The American unemployment rate is 4.2 percent. Canada on the other hand has an unemployment rate of 6.9 percent.

America has a GDP per capita of $89,000 per year. Canada's GDP per capita stands at a paltry $53,000 per annum.

America's growth stood at three percent in that last quarter. By contrast Canada's GDP has been stagnant for years.

Honeybunch, I understand you don't work. You are not a participant in the economy so you have no clue that the US job market offers opportunities that Canada has not had for over a decade. This is why more than 100,000 thousand skilled Canadian workers leave Canada for America every year.

Understand now Pussycat or do you need to get on your knees first.

Quote from: Shen Li on July 07, 2025, 08:23:42 PMAnd jobs that pay a livable salary.

Actually a lot of Americans are having a tough time finding decent jobs these days Shen Li Shen. Many have lost their jobs in 2025 too. And the ones who did often can't find new ones.

So how the USA going to absorb all these unemployed/underemployed Canadians?

The economy is tough all over in North America and Europe.

Maybe some parts of Asia are doing well or some states in the Arab Gulf need workers,

Quote from: Herman on August 13, 2025, 07:02:12 PMThe prairies are being robbed by Justine and Conman Carney's Liberals.

That is a trillion dollars going to America and further abroad.

Quote from: . on August 14, 2025, 03:19:52 AMMaybe she lives in both, I cannot say. Someone as fat as I'm told she is could probably manage it I imagine. You might think something of that size would show up on my radar, but as I never posted at Stomping Groundz and barely read a third of what people pointed me at there, Oak was (to put it mildly) inconsequential from my perspective.

Still is. Fat aging fucks don't figure highly on the sc`T Spank Bank index, though if someone thought to pump her and Mudcock full of angel dust and have them wrestle in a wading pool of their own vomit I might watch for a couple of minutes... maybe place a bet on who I the ultimate winner would be.

The beer would need to be good of course and I'd prefer there was someone there capable of carrying on a decent conversation. Otherwise it would get boring real quick.

I did not know anything about her either until she showed up here and demanding a former owner ban Zetsu.

The nerve of that fat squealing pig.

Quote from: Shen Li on August 12, 2025, 08:42:27 PMI thought Oak lived in metro LA.

Maybe she lives in both, I cannot say. Someone as fat as I'm told she is could probably manage it I imagine. You might think something of that size would show up on my radar, but as I never posted at Stomping Groundz and barely read a third of what people pointed me at there, Oak was (to put it mildly) inconsequential from my perspective.

Still is. Fat aging fucks don't figure highly on the sc`T Spank Bank index, though if someone thought to pump her and Mudcock full of angel dust and have them wrestle in a wading pool of their own vomit I might watch for a couple of minutes... maybe place a bet on who I the ultimate winner would be.

The beer would need to be good of course and I'd prefer there was someone there capable of carrying on a decent conversation. Otherwise it would get boring real quick.

Quote from: Herman on August 13, 2025, 07:00:52 PM

Canada is on a suicide mission. I am soooooo glad I got my sons out before it's too late.

Quote from: Brent on August 13, 2025, 08:02:15 PMIt is bad for Canada as well as the prairies. No doubt it is good for Carney's investments.

Guaranteed

Quote from: Herman on August 13, 2025, 07:00:52 PM

It is bad for Canada as well as the prairies. No doubt it is good for Carney's investments.

Saskatchewan too.