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    Public Education in 2020

    Listened to an interview on CBC last week with the rower who won silver at the 1984 Olympics in one of team rowing events. She is now a professor with the International Center for Olympic Studies. How can this even be a thing other than a convenient place to employ connected people. It's like...
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    The real reason Canada’s 15 richest billionaires got 30% richer as the economy collapsed this year.

    That ice factor is changing quickly. I thought the problem with the grain was too low of volume to keep the shipping lanes open through the winter with ice breakers. The real issue now with Churchill and grain is the railway that wasn't maintained after being sold to private owners. It must be...
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    CFL 2021

    Curious given the 75% of CFL players headed for free agency who would be the first pick if they turned it into a hockey pool type process. Salary management would need to be considered. Might be interesting to see how smart the GM's really are.
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    CFL 2021

    perfect for the pellet gun
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    What makes the majority accept tyranny of the few?

    Good post. Didn't really destroy individual finances to be honest. It was a bountiful year at both ends helped by CERB. Public sector didn't lose a beat. Sometimes it is hard to identify the little man pulling the strings. I highly doubt it is the prime minister. One man shouts out the truth...
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    COVID-19 'Pandemic'

    Sad that the priority was to get out of Dodge the day after the session ended. It will be 6 weeks by the time it is done. Might have paid for the trip but likely still getting paid for work because the session had ended. So typical of the entire public sector and only being talked about...
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    COVID-19 'Pandemic'

    Sad that the politician's priority is to get out of Dodge the day after the session ends. He was probably working from home as it was. Now he has 14 days of quarantine to deal with. There is no hope for productivity ever from these people. Dandy pension waiting though.
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    MPs dine out on free lunch on taxpayers' dime

    I doubt we will ever see negative interest rates in Canada as politicians will not be happy about losing money from their individual cash hoards. They make the most money and pay for nothing.
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    The real reason Canada’s 15 richest billionaires got 30% richer as the economy collapsed this year.

    junkies ( I do not like to use the term ) are an important part of the economy for many people that do pay rent and put food on the table. It is actually a booming sub market with many high paying jobs all focused on helping the afflicted but in reality focused on helping themselves through...
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    The real reason Canada’s 15 richest billionaires got 30% richer as the economy collapsed this year.

    Why did they not take advantage of the deep water port at Churchill for a pipeline serving the east coast? Can't say I ever heard it discussed,
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    COVID-19 'Pandemic'

    Ontario Minister of Finance discovered holidaying in St Barts while Ontario locks down. Pre tapes a bogus Christmas eve message for his constituents. Another example of law makers placing themselves above the law although I do not believe he technically broke a law.
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    US Election 2020 🇺🇸 🤯

    Quite a world we live in. The rich bicker amongst themselves while the poor do their best to survive another day. No relationship between the two.
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    Justin Trudeau ready for an Election

    WE hear the stories of family businesses passed on to next generations and how often #2 isn't quite #1 and #3 gets whatever is left from #2 to play with. Not saying it directly applies to politics. Yet we are so opposed to change that we let it happen.
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    Most of the used fighter jets bought by Canada are still not in service, MPs hear

    My apologies for derailing the thread and thanks for the excellent discussion related to the Christmas present I bought for myself. I recommend everyone to go out and do the same. Who knows how long we got? I'll start another thread in an appropriate forum once I have more questions to ask. May...
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    Most of the used fighter jets bought by Canada are still not in service, MPs hear

    I almost bought a Gray before the 283 but there were mounting issues related to the rotation. Still learning.
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    Most of the used fighter jets bought by Canada are still not in service, MPs hear

    It could be yours:) Did you search Colorado River Jetboats 1960? The boat came from St Clair county Michigan where the river is the border with the US. Not saying it was used for anything illegal. I'll see if I can't post a pic. Thanks for the comments.
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    Most of the used fighter jets bought by Canada are still not in service, MPs hear

    That's a really good idea as well. Wasn't even thinking of the 350 when it happened and now I have two boat motors. Comment from the seller was that it was a good motor for a blower.
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    Most of the used fighter jets bought by Canada are still not in service, MPs hear

    Curious about the average hours use per year with a combine and if the motor works hard. Never had the chance to bugger up a field of grain, likely for good reason. I will look differently at combines from now on bearing in mind I am not living in the heart land. I am along the highway to Ottawa...
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    Most of the used fighter jets bought by Canada are still not in service, MPs hear

    No budget for a full time engine tuner in Plan A. Hoping for a tastes great / less filling compromise with fuel economy a fairly high priority. It won't be driven hard but it's always nice to be ready if needed. 70 Mph would turn some heads and the jet drive gives a neat rooster tail. The...