Canadiantourist
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Clearly Canadian. With all the turmoil in the world I have decided to see more of my country and others that would welcome my visit.I keep my eye on world politics but Bluesky will be my escape from it.
Right one is after he leaves the telephone booth.
December 1, 2025 at 7:01 AM
Right one is after he leaves the telephone booth.
Except you can see them floating between mainland USA and Alaska from Canadian shores. American tankers don’t spill like a Canadian tanker?
Why not use tough CDN rules and help our country sustain itself?
Why not use tough CDN rules and help our country sustain itself?
December 1, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Except you can see them floating between mainland USA and Alaska from Canadian shores. American tankers don’t spill like a Canadian tanker?
Why not use tough CDN rules and help our country sustain itself?
Why not use tough CDN rules and help our country sustain itself?
I hope it’s denied. He should face his accuser’s and prove he is innocent. Which he can’t because he’s not
December 1, 2025 at 6:56 AM
I hope it’s denied. He should face his accuser’s and prove he is innocent. Which he can’t because he’s not
But can you balance a budget or are liberals still waiting for it to balance itself.
December 1, 2025 at 6:54 AM
But can you balance a budget or are liberals still waiting for it to balance itself.
You mean something based on nothing lost 25%
Reality check is always good news. Your right good omens ahead
Reality check is always good news. Your right good omens ahead
December 1, 2025 at 6:53 AM
You mean something based on nothing lost 25%
Reality check is always good news. Your right good omens ahead
Reality check is always good news. Your right good omens ahead
No!
I think that it means private investors take up the charge with full environmental review and precautions. The Trans mountain now giving back back 1.7 billion to tax payers. Only thing lib gov overpaid not like private sector would have to produce same result
I think that it means private investors take up the charge with full environmental review and precautions. The Trans mountain now giving back back 1.7 billion to tax payers. Only thing lib gov overpaid not like private sector would have to produce same result
November 30, 2025 at 10:13 PM
No!
I think that it means private investors take up the charge with full environmental review and precautions. The Trans mountain now giving back back 1.7 billion to tax payers. Only thing lib gov overpaid not like private sector would have to produce same result
I think that it means private investors take up the charge with full environmental review and precautions. The Trans mountain now giving back back 1.7 billion to tax payers. Only thing lib gov overpaid not like private sector would have to produce same result
I will join only after this same group come up with viable and sustainable alternatives that do not require additional tax payer money.
November 30, 2025 at 10:10 PM
I will join only after this same group come up with viable and sustainable alternatives that do not require additional tax payer money.
It’s not affordable in any province so to keep doing the same thing over and over hoping for better results is silly. However if someone could come up with ideas to try something else “let’s try it”
So if you or me have better ideas then let’s make it public and not just shit on others ideas
So if you or me have better ideas then let’s make it public and not just shit on others ideas
November 30, 2025 at 1:50 AM
It’s not affordable in any province so to keep doing the same thing over and over hoping for better results is silly. However if someone could come up with ideas to try something else “let’s try it”
So if you or me have better ideas then let’s make it public and not just shit on others ideas
So if you or me have better ideas then let’s make it public and not just shit on others ideas
Well to fair the Argentina deal fell through mostly. But the rest of it pretty damn scary
November 30, 2025 at 1:45 AM
Well to fair the Argentina deal fell through mostly. But the rest of it pretty damn scary
Canadian prairies are so flat the you only need one every 200 miles. Haha
November 30, 2025 at 1:43 AM
Canadian prairies are so flat the you only need one every 200 miles. Haha
Which ones?
Really you might be making a good point if you can name them and their contribution to solar power.
Really you might be making a good point if you can name them and their contribution to solar power.
November 30, 2025 at 1:41 AM
Which ones?
Really you might be making a good point if you can name them and their contribution to solar power.
Really you might be making a good point if you can name them and their contribution to solar power.
Not everyone!! I need to drive and heat my house. I still need plastics and rubber. I still need asphalt for roads and still need natural gas to fuel prairie power stations. So unless you are not using any of this stuff then it may not be a detriment to you also.
November 30, 2025 at 1:39 AM
Not everyone!! I need to drive and heat my house. I still need plastics and rubber. I still need asphalt for roads and still need natural gas to fuel prairie power stations. So unless you are not using any of this stuff then it may not be a detriment to you also.
But you can’t and we haven’t been able to for decades. Only way is to reduce government spending to compensate for oil and gas royalty loss plus pay the gas station attendant to the rig manager and anything in between when you lay them all off.
November 30, 2025 at 1:36 AM
But you can’t and we haven’t been able to for decades. Only way is to reduce government spending to compensate for oil and gas royalty loss plus pay the gas station attendant to the rig manager and anything in between when you lay them all off.
You sort of right. I hope gov doesn’t subsidize the wood industry of BC or car/battery plants in Ont and Que or or prairie farmers or maritime fisheries/energy because everyone of them has an environmental damage linked to it.
November 28, 2025 at 4:41 PM
You sort of right. I hope gov doesn’t subsidize the wood industry of BC or car/battery plants in Ont and Que or or prairie farmers or maritime fisheries/energy because everyone of them has an environmental damage linked to it.
I guess you want to avoid any mention that Alberta has one of the cleanest environmental developments in the world.
Still oil and gas extraction is dirty but at least they try to get it cleaner.
Still oil and gas extraction is dirty but at least they try to get it cleaner.
November 28, 2025 at 4:36 PM
I guess you want to avoid any mention that Alberta has one of the cleanest environmental developments in the world.
Still oil and gas extraction is dirty but at least they try to get it cleaner.
Still oil and gas extraction is dirty but at least they try to get it cleaner.
Sure are when you are trying to find a nation that is built on expensive social programs designed to make its citizens dependent on government. People want more from government but won’t accept the costs of reducing social programs to themselves.
carney only has one choice”energy development “
carney only has one choice”energy development “
November 28, 2025 at 4:33 PM
Sure are when you are trying to find a nation that is built on expensive social programs designed to make its citizens dependent on government. People want more from government but won’t accept the costs of reducing social programs to themselves.
carney only has one choice”energy development “
carney only has one choice”energy development “
Well I bet he doesn’t turn down his pension in protest. Look at his accomplishments and he didn’t achieve anything but taxpayer spending on zero results. Billions of dollars spent on unachievable goals. Crippled a country that produced less than 2% world emissions. I wish him well at least.
November 28, 2025 at 4:28 PM
Well I bet he doesn’t turn down his pension in protest. Look at his accomplishments and he didn’t achieve anything but taxpayer spending on zero results. Billions of dollars spent on unachievable goals. Crippled a country that produced less than 2% world emissions. I wish him well at least.
You must have many other good ideas to diversify our economy that don’t include energy. Liberals have been working on that for over a decade and result billion in debt and little reduction in emissions. It’s about time we take our country serious and make it work. Thanks to carney for seeing it.
November 28, 2025 at 4:20 PM
You must have many other good ideas to diversify our economy that don’t include energy. Liberals have been working on that for over a decade and result billion in debt and little reduction in emissions. It’s about time we take our country serious and make it work. Thanks to carney for seeing it.
Two different things but I agree with the pipeline and also agree that if it’s viable it should be privately funded. Just as the battery plants,auto plants in Ontario, Quebec and other gov subsidized projects across the country should not be gov subsidized.
November 28, 2025 at 4:17 PM
Two different things but I agree with the pipeline and also agree that if it’s viable it should be privately funded. Just as the battery plants,auto plants in Ontario, Quebec and other gov subsidized projects across the country should not be gov subsidized.
David Suzuki the guy who preaches environment for others but not himself. Just run a little search on how he lives you may never listen to him again.
November 28, 2025 at 12:18 AM
David Suzuki the guy who preaches environment for others but not himself. Just run a little search on how he lives you may never listen to him again.
Achieved nothing environmentally tangible while he spent billions of tax payer dollars on dreams not reality. Stifled our economy so to produce no drop in greenhouse gas emissions by a country that contributes less than 2% globally. I wish him best of luck but Canada will be better without him.
November 28, 2025 at 12:16 AM
Achieved nothing environmentally tangible while he spent billions of tax payer dollars on dreams not reality. Stifled our economy so to produce no drop in greenhouse gas emissions by a country that contributes less than 2% globally. I wish him best of luck but Canada will be better without him.
Sorry but Steven Guilbeault stood by and contributed to a staggering amount of debt to fight climate change that was full of corruption and never met one environmental goal.
Good bye and good luck Canada will be just fine without you.
Good bye and good luck Canada will be just fine without you.
November 28, 2025 at 12:11 AM
Sorry but Steven Guilbeault stood by and contributed to a staggering amount of debt to fight climate change that was full of corruption and never met one environmental goal.
Good bye and good luck Canada will be just fine without you.
Good bye and good luck Canada will be just fine without you.
At the same time we want universal daycare, dental care, pharmacare and a long list of other social services. Play we as a nation continue to pay for 200 year old indiscretions of our founding fathers. Where do you think all this money is coming from?
Until we learn to live with less no choice.
Until we learn to live with less no choice.
November 28, 2025 at 12:08 AM
At the same time we want universal daycare, dental care, pharmacare and a long list of other social services. Play we as a nation continue to pay for 200 year old indiscretions of our founding fathers. Where do you think all this money is coming from?
Until we learn to live with less no choice.
Until we learn to live with less no choice.