You have explained this on multiple occasions in addition to providing links, but you might as well be talking to a post - he refuses to acknowledge anything that isn't parallel with his preconceived ideals
ABEXIT - is it time for Alberta to think about leaving Canada?
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You have explained this on multiple occasions in addition to providing links, but you might as well be talking to a post - he refuses to acknowledge anything that isn't parallel with his preconceived ideals
A 1/4 Million of us saw the opportunity and headed home from Vancouver Calgary and Toronto.
It was and still is pretty sweet to be mortgage free and sitting on enough for retirement at 35yrs old.
Is this your confession of do you profile people with great accuracy?? God a track record that can be verified.
Memo update: The split should be north/south rather than east/west as all the crooks live as close as you can get to the US. Quebec and Ontario have no use for the people in the north, but value the minerals a lot more so they should be in a war crimes type of court.
I left YVR as the cost of housing was pretty high even at that time and the only affordable options were way out like in Mission, Maple Ridge, etc... Nice places, but if I was prepared to live there, I'd move to Canmore or a place like that for even less money.
.. Had I the insight to do that, i could have bought (literally) 12-14 old houses in Canmore for the cost of 1 in YVR proper and sold those push-downs for $900k each today (or the last 15 years)
So your troll posts are the good kind rather than your posts are full of shit and have nothing to do with the topic in the thread title.
Your debating skills are so low that you have to post to people that have no debating skills, according to you.
How long did your 'well thought out post take'?
You would go far in NATO.
Fragility has nothing to do with it. Fairness and a recognition of each province's contribution to confederation do - which is something that Pinocchio and Geppetto don't give a damn about.
I did. I made a pile of equity in Coquitlam, sold, moved to Sask, started a highly profitable business, bought a big ass house, renovated and then bought 4 sq miles of farmland that went up in value 500% over the following two years.
How stupid of me to get while the getting was good.
I think I'll take a few scalps from the loco collection of psychopaths. If you try harder you can move up from your #2 position, no matter how comfy that position is.
Back on topic. Bitch.
That how your clean your money from being the drug pusher from how many Reserves now?? If money is what you are after you can also sell minorities for cash, whole or in parts.
The next option would be to start a new thread, give me shit and then you do the same thing again, let alone replying to a post that wasn't even a reply to you at all, unless you have a few accounts . . . .
Well said Mowich
All the signs are there for the agri sector to experience some dramatic growth although I'd wager the form will vary a lot from the old family-farm model.
All the same, leasing that land to a commercial outfit for cash and a % of the yield is what I think has real potential
Family farms are pretty much gone.
CPP bought out the family farms and leases the land. It was either go bigger or take the pay out.
These days we pull our big camper from the cities to Provincial Parks and farm from there.