That includes the Great Lakes which do have tides.
Where does Canadian oil go after it gets to Superior Wisconsin?
Alberta election April 16
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Where does Canadian oil go after it gets to Superior Wisconsin?
All now carbon taxed along the way. It's too bad wages won't be what they used to be.
"outside eco freaks" Are they a subsect of the granola munchers? Are the granola munchers inside, and the eco freaks outside? Outside of what?
Anyone who isn't freaking out about the ecology needs a diet adjustment.
Well we could move Vancouver , Richmond , Delta , Surrey , New Westminster and the Coquitlams , then the ecology would start to revert to historical times . Where do you suggest we move .
Pigs for sure and most of the wet coast. Most people down there have no idea how things work in the interior but they make all the decisions.
Everywhere he campaigns that is what he says "first we have to repeal the Carbon tax", isn't it according to Notley/Trudough is what you meant wasn't it?
In Alberta's election, everybody's 'standing up' to Trudeau
A campaign of mudslinging leaves voters with tough choice come election day
I notice the public broadcaster does not trust Canadians to comment on those two opinion pieces .
Strong winds of change are brewing in Alberta
Nearly 700,000 votes cast in Alberta election advance polls
IMO this is hilarious
Jason Kenney promises to make Vancouver carbon-free in 2020 — by turning off the gas taps
2 more days until the vast majority of Canada will be Conservative provincially
Leaders make final weekend push ahead of Alberta election
Nearly 700,000 votes cast in Alberta election advance polls
IMO this is hilarious
Jason Kenney promises to make Vancouver carbon-free in 2020 — by turning off the gas taps
2 more days until the vast majority of Canada will be Conservative provincially
Leaders make final weekend push ahead of Alberta election
Yes . But as I have never commented on any of the many CBC articles that allow comments , why would this be any different?
Ciffy's having fun poking his wit (?) at the wet coast, but a high proportion of the people on the wet coast - here - came from elsewhere; in BC, in Canada, in the world. Many have lived & worked in the interior; made their money in the interior or northern BC & returned/retired to the south coast.
Besides which all of the rest of BC gets to elect its own representatives to the legislature in Victoria, where they join in 'making all the decisions.'
The fact that the legislature - a sort of big committee - fails to satisfy everyone is no surprise but its inability to do so is (in my opinion) built into our political system, and particularly its partisan nature.
Why would anyone want to live in Nakusp anyway? (JUST KIDDING!)