Graham Green
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Dad of 3. Private investor/real estate developer. Former RN. We should treat everyone equally, study history and put our kids first
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"The New York Times Editorial Board has taken a stance in support of Canadian truckers' right to protest, saying that peaceful demonstrations are a vital part of democracy.
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Covid ICU patients in Alberta fell yesterday from 72 to 64.
This is going to collapse our healthcare system??!
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@PaolaQP1231
They're not wrong. Hiring far too many public sector workers and then seeing them accomplish very little has been a major contributor to Canada's problems.
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CBC working overtime to smear their political opponents. They've now got it down to a science.
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The left told us people would be fleeing Danielle Smith. What happened?!
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@hexagraeme
Hard work and talent is respected and appreciated in the US. Far more than in Canada.
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@nut_meggy
The federal government is literally the worst of the many governments who could run a school lunch program.
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@MarcMillerVM
He's the leader of the Official Opposition! His job is to loudly point out flaws in the government and it's policies.
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@TheoMoudakis
@TorontoStar
Except kids AREN'T asking the government to force them to cover their faces. Hypochondriacs and government workers are.
I'm against forcing surgical mask wearing because it's unscientific and harmful to our kids!
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If the cars this salesperson is selling are so great why do they have to ban regular cars?
Getting to 100% EVs & plug-in Hybrids is a win-win-win for Canadians:
🧑🔧Save thousands of $ on fueling & maintenance
⚡️Save the planet & our lungs from harmful emissions
👷Support a robust EV supply chain in Canada
The EV Availability Standard drives us toward a better future.
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@RebelNewsOnline
Odd flex when your province's economy is performing worse than Alabama and Mississippi, combined.
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@TrueNorthCentre
Why do the NDP think 9000 workers should be able to hold the entire country hostage?
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@MikeHudema
What do polar bears, the Great Barrier Reef and the Maldive Islands all have in common?
They've each been used as proxies for evidence of human-caused "climate change" and each is thriving in current conditions.
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@DavidAnber
First they came for the unvaccinated, and I did not speak out -
Because I had received two doses of Pfizer
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@daniel_foch
Canadian university's finances are built on an international student ponzi scheme.
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@Charlie85915085
Whoa what? Conservatives would "destroy democracy" AND "the middle class"?
Do these people listen to themselves?
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@jarlanddonnell
@JayVTheGreat
@therealroseanne
I watched a 2016 debate with Trump and Clinton and left feeling like they both did well and it was pretty even.
The next day every news channel was saying, 'he couldn't even put a sentence together, pathetic..', 'she was incredibly articulate...'
After that I knew to listen
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Does a 33% tax on home heating really make sense to anyone?
What is this supposed to accomplish again?
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@rupasubramanya
The old war houses are the size of today's apartments.
There's no way it makes any sense to build 800sq ft homes on $500k lots.
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@djclimenhaga
Right I'm sure a few more motionless wind mills would have made all the difference.
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@VictorLockhar19
@PlumberAlberta
@Nationalize_HC
@nenshi
What an absolutely ridiculous elitist thing to say. Proper plumbing is essential to good health and for our entire society to function.
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@monsanto2000
Today was my third day in Florida. Somehow three families squeezed into the hotel elevator on the way to the pool today instead of the typical two. Old people will pass you in the hallways and smile. Life carries on everywhere but Canada
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Without natural gas Alberta would have no electricity tonight.
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In Calgary, the price of electricity has increased 325% in the past year.
How does that factor into inflation?
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@VPrasadMDMPH
It's like travelling to a museum of anti-scientific public health interventions.
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@maxfawcett
As long as the carbon tax is fulfilling a need for income redistribution we should ignore the negative economic impacts and the fact that, as an environmental policy, it's a failure?
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@forevaeva79
Imagine, communist-style public health isn't based on science. Who could have predicted?
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@robfoot
"I'm high risk, thanks" has become another way of saying, "I'm a hypochodriac and nothing will be ever be safe enough".
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@Staffier
@NewGranada1979
My parents live there and they seem proud of the strong "restrictions". It seems like cult to me
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@RivieraMd
Wasn't the rationale for the carbon tax to increase costs? Now you're saying it doesn't do that?
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@gilmcgowan
The only opponents to an Alberta pension plan are the unions. Why is this such a big issue for them?
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@jonkay
The CBC will publish anything as long as they can write 'she' while showing us a picture of a dude.
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@KirkLubimov
For some reason they can't seem to get the pipe fixed and are now considering becoming more authoritarian - it's playing out just like the pandemic.
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@xiyebastida
*correction
The fossil fuel industry is *responsible* for my generation's joy and happiness.
Being cold and hungry would not be fun.
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@edgarrmcgregor
Carbon dioxide does not cause forest fires.
It's terrible what happening in Lahaina but emotional, superstitious statements are just silly.
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@PeterHRatcliffe
@WabKinew
@nenshi
And then shortly after that they run out of money and everything gets worse then ever
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@alanfryermedia
It's hard to say the OTHER guy is ideological when you're the one claiming a tax on home heating will prevent bad weather and make us richer.
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@ryangerritsen
Higgs sounds so narcissistic there; as though those "anti-maskers" don't have a right to hold a different opinion and peacefully share that opinion.
Like Doug Ford, Higgs is a pseudo-Conservative, happy to cave to the anti-science, left wing mob.
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@comox7
Increasing the price of home heating and groceries in Canada isn't going to improve the planet's weather for our children or grandchildren.
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@_david_ho_
It's helpful that they didn't stop the count in the middle of the night with one candidate ahead and then the next morning tell everyone 5 million more mail in ballots showed up and they were all for the other candidate.
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@TheBeaverton
So absurd and insulting to regular Canadians. To whatever extent your influence is, you're the reason for the negative polarization in Canada.
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@AndrewCote91
When you realize the message of the convoy represented half the country maybe you'll start to get it.
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@sunlorrie
Since neither side wants a two state solution I'm not sure Trudeau knows what he's talking about.
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@KirkLubimov
It didn't occur to anyone doing screening at the border that this got wasn't a great fit for Canada?
Or he just wasn't screened at the border at all?
Or did know he was a terrorist but let him in anyway?
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@RightOfEast
I think we should stop sending to cheques to Nova Scotia. If they don't want to be a part of Canada we can at least stop paying their bills
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@gilmcgowan
Weren't the "vaxxed" firing the "unvaxxed" from their jobs despite not scientific justification?
If only those people had strong labour unions to advocate on their behalf...
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@ryangerritsen
I totally get being proud and unashamed of who you are but I struggle to understand the naked in downtown part of the celebrations.
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@patgagnon_75
In reality Trudeau's policies have helped the rich more than any other group while Poilievre's will lead to more opportunities to everyone.
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@unhealthytruth
@TheoFleury14
Looks like Kimmel is going with the Lance Armstrong defense. Bold move.
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@politicalham
Imagine how high inflation and interest rates would be without Alberta's oil and gas production.
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@Tablesalt13
Who gets to live in 200 sq ft mobile homes at the front? Are they reserved for Randy and Mr Lahey?
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@mikethenavyguy
Imagine every question you were asked was a disingenuous gotcha.
And then every reporter asked the same question?
And then you found out they were all paid by the same guy?
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@CTVAtlantic
We can't expect to change the weather without starving out a few old people along the way
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@Tony__Heller
@GovMLG
Despite following "the science" New Mexico now has one of the highest new daily case rates in the developed world. It's almost like masks and total business closures aren't working.
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@denisrancourt
For example, they used to say, "the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) does not recommend the use of masks by well individuals in pandemic situations, acknowledging that the mask has not been shown to be effective in such circumstances".
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@erdocAA
"The number of hospital beds in Ontario has stayed effecively the same for 20 years while the province's population has grown by 3M. Ontario now has fewer acute care hospital beds per capita than any other province... on par with Mexico, and half the U.S."
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@Hannah_Bananaz
I'm sick of being told how I should live by hypochondriacs and people who glue their faces to pavement.
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@lsf58
Alberta, by paying more federal taxes per capita than any other province, effectively subsidizes any federal program. It is always better off creating it's own analogous program than to accept a federal one.
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@acoyne
I don't think the effectiveness of N95s was ever in question (when properly fit test and worn).
It's when they forced us to wear surgical masks or a homemade bandana that reasonable people were compelled to dissent.
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@RosemaryGanley1
Disgraces? The protesters were right to demand an end to the unprecedented, unscientific virus mitigation efforts once it was clear the virus wasn't a major risk.
Or do you feel people shouldn't carry a Canadian flag while holding a political opinion differing from your own?
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@WillWJGreaves
Well it's about time they started reporting what everyone else has been seeing for years!
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@SteveTranskei
@KatharineSmart
Isn't catching colds from family members simply a normal part of life?
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@patmccombe
Smith has been trying to work the federal government but they don't show up constructively to the meetings.
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@JimChuong
It's unfortunate for aspiring homeowners that people who took too much debt chasing a speculative investment will end up being saved by banks who are just trying to save themselves.
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@nspector4
If they don't actively manage the fund, how could they justify those compensation packages??
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@robfoot
What a pathetic thing for a public health leader to say 18 months into a pandemic when all originally vulnerable people are vaccinated.
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@RachelNotley
Like... hiring 50,000 more government workers? That's all I've even seen the NDP suggest.
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@Martyupnorth_2
A family member, in his 60s, who had a great job his whole life told me:
"What difference does it make how much the government borrows, it's not like they ever have to pay it back."
(he was an enthusiastic Trudeau voter)
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@maxfawcett
You're overlooking the added costs to businesses, which aren't rebated, that are passed on to consumers via higher prices. In a time where the central bank is having trouble controlling rising prices!
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@DFisman
"Most hospitalizations are considered to be incidental at 59 per cent, meaning those patients were not admitted for COVID-19, but have since tested positive."
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics."
- Mark Twain
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@maxfawcett
Do you mean the only possible way to "ensure today's young people have the same economic opportunities" is to raise taxes after massively increasing federal spending?
Are you sure debt, high taxes and big government are the recipe for success?
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@mikesbloggity
Surgical masks preventing children from catching a cold is pseudoscience. You sound like a relic of medieval times still arguing the planets and sun orbit the earth.
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@AmarjeetSohiYEG
I'd have more sympathy if you hadn't wasted so much money already on frivolous and wasteful things - like the useless electric buses.
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@dogdadof31
@RodPhillips01
I wonder where Rod Phillips learned how to take such a sneaky Christmas vacation?
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