BC gas rationing

[B00Mer]

 

[Mowich]

But...............but this is the same province that is against the pipeline. You think all those Left Coaster would be overjoyed.

 

[B00Mer]

But...............but this is the same province that is against the pipeline. You think all those Left Coaster would be overjoyed.

Right now that pipeline would be spewing oil or whatever into the city of Merritt with all the sewage water …

What a mess.. that dam is a joke.. a beaver could do a better job..

I think the need to hire the Army Core of Engineers from the US Government.. I love their work..

 

[Mowich]

Right now that pipeline would be spewing oil or whatever into the city of Merritt with all the sewage water …

What a mess.. that dam is a joke.. a beaver could do a better job..

I think the need to hire the Army Core of Engineers from the US Government.. I love their work..

I think our guys are well able to do the job without the help of the Army Core of Engineers, Boomer. I see that Abbotsford decided to drop the idea of levees and are now concentrating on building a temporary replacement for the Sumas dike. Forecast is calling for a 'heavy rain event' next week.

 

[B00Mer]

I think our guys are well able to do the job without the help of the Army Core of Engineers, Boomer. I see that Abbotsford decided to drop the idea of levees and are now concentrating on building a temporary replacement for the Sumas dike. Forecast is calling for a 'heavy rain event' next week.

That a debate as I drive from New Brunswick to Alberta..

It’s pissing me off the state of your roads.. it’s really sad.. no wonder Canada is losing its edge ..

We have even lost being the USA’s #1 trading partner

It’s Official: Mexico Is No. 1 U.S. Trade Partner For First Time, Despite Overall U.S. Trade Decline

Mexico is the top U. S. trade partner for the first time, according to U. S. Census data released this morning.

www.forbes.com

 

[B00Mer]

One of the reason the USA is so successful as a nation is because of infrastructure.. The interstate system..

Ease of goods and people within the country..

 

[Mowich]

One of the reason the USA is so successful as a nation is because of infrastructure.. The interstate system..

Ease of goods and people within the country..

They do have really great interstates, Boomer. Have traveled many of them. Their infrastructure not so much anymore else why would they need $1.2 trillion to fix it - if it even makes it past the Senate.

 

[B00Mer]

They do have really great interstates, Boomer. Have traveled many of them. Their infrastructure not so much anymore else why would they need $1.2 trillion to fix it - if it even makes it past the Senate.

LOL 1.2 Trillion and only 400 billion goes to infrastructure..

All blue state jobs, and not where is should really go..

 

[pgs]

I think our guys are well able to do the job without the help of the Army Core of Engineers, Boomer. I see that Abbotsford decided to drop the idea of levees and are now concentrating on building a temporary replacement for the Sumas dike. Forecast is calling for a 'heavy rain event' next week.

If they keep the lake maybe we will see a return of the million sockeye that spawned there yearly .

 

[petros]

They do have really great interstates, Boomer. Have traveled many of them. Their infrastructure not so much anymore else why would they need $1.2 trillion to fix it - if it even makes it past the Senate.

Urban highways. Crawling traffic is bad for the environment and cities are were liberals hole up.

 

[petros]

 

[taxslave]

I was just converting the rainfall into usable numbers. What Dave stated the lower mainland is only a modest day’s rain on the North island or mid coast.

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

They do have really great interstates, Boomer. Have traveled many of them. Their infrastructure not so much anymore else why would they need $1.2 trillion to fix it - if it even makes it past the Senate.

Because we're slowly waking up to the fact that roads, bridges, power grids, pipelines, water and sewer systems, and suchlike need maintenance.

 

[pgs]

Because we're slowly waking up to the fact that roads, bridges, power grids, pipelines, water and sewer systems, and suchlike need maintenance.

Even if only about $250,000.00 of that is actually for infrastructure spread over ten years .

 

[pgs]

I was just converting the rainfall into usable numbers. What Dave stated the lower mainland is only a modest day’s rain on the North island or mid coast.

Cape Scott is wet .

 

[Decapoda]

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Where's the middle finger emoji?

 

[Dixie Cup]

They do have really great interstates, Boomer. Have traveled many of them. Their infrastructure not so much anymore else why would they need $1.2 trillion to fix it - if it even makes it past the Senate.

Hell, the infrastructure bill passed but there's no guarantee that the money will actually go towards infrastructure. And, what infrastructure is it going to? Actual structures or "human" infrastructure?

 

[taxslave]

Hell, the infrastructure bill passed but there's no guarantee that the money will actually go towards infrastructure. And, what infrastructure is it going to? Actual structures or "human" infrastructure?

You are not supposed to ask those kind of questions. Big Brother knows what is good for you.