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  1. maybe you find it strange because you don't understand what's going on. It's a differential issue, we can thank BC.
  2. This may slow things up a bit. The Dutch ship is a good ship but it's no secret the Navy has wanted the type 26 all along. The two other firms pretty much just wasted money by bidding.
  3. European fighter-jet manufacturer pulls out of Canadian competition to replace CF-18s https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-european-fighter-jet-manufacturer-pulls-out-of-canadian-competition-to/
  4. I'm not the guy who made that comment but I do find it sad you don't even know who the defense minister is.
  5. You're actually a perfect example in this discussion. Imo you don't identify as a ndp supporter but you voted for Nathan Cullen(ndp) because is a very good mp.
  6. But lets say you live in Harjit Sajjans riding, you would have to vote for a lying fraud because you support Trudeau.
  7. Like I said he very well could have. I wasn't aware of what you just posted but yes I agree during negotiations these comments are totally unnecessary but not surprising. I'm not at all a liberal supporter but I do have a lot of respect for Freeland. @Jimmy McGill and I have discussed her position/work thus far a few times. Imo she would make a better Prime minister then the one we have.
  8. On the radio yesterday farmers were talking about the US having oversight in our dairy industry. I'm hope that isn't true, as of yesterday there was conflicting stories on that.
  9. The Canadian lady??? Wow! You mean Freeland the architect of the deal. She is one of a few liberals I like.
  10. Take her to Saskatchewan in the winter and she will think Airdrie is so nice in the winter.
  11. @Warhippy Don't be spouting ndp in Airdrie. Mla was elected wildrose(ucp)now and mp is conservative, Blake Richards he is/was dating Michelle Rempel.
  12. Airdrie is a great place, clean, very little crime and lots of new homes. You won't be down town Calgary in 15 minutes though. But you don't need to be as you're 5 to minutes from the best mall oit here, Cross Iron Mills. You won't regret your decision at all, you can get a 5 year old home with a garage for 360 or so. And Glenifer lake is only 1 hour north. Let me know when you get out here.
  13. Airdrie and Calgary are very comparable. Lol Joe Rich haha nothing there. But I agree with your point but some of your examples are bad.
  14. Like the poster I was responding to who only blamed conservatives for low corporate taxes.
  15. Trudeau has repeatedly said he wants to keep corporate taxes low. JT isn't a conservative.
  16. Alberta's economy did have the most growth last year but our economy had retracted for two years prior to that. Unfortunately many jobs created were lower paying jobs which is unusual for Alberta but at least they're creating jobs.
  17. Four generations is close. Princeton eh? I likely know your family. What arena are you talking about?
  18. @Warhippy @Jimmy McGill as usual it's been a slice but thats enough politics tonight. We will get back at er tomorrow.
  19. The author is defending the ndp hip and even states they doubled it. Consider this: when the Liberals came into power in 2001, the provincial debt stood at $33.8-billion. In 2011, it was estimated to be $45.2-billion. And we know it is only going to keep growing between now and at least 2013, if not longer. This is not the kind of record that a party that prides itself on responsible fiscal management wants with an election 17 months in the offing. And yet, the provincial New Democratic Party has been strangely silent on the debt issue. On one hand it makes little sense. This should be something the NDP seizes upon given the extent to which the Liberals have dined out politically on the perception they are better stewards of the provincial treasury than the New Democrats. In fact, the Liberals have won the last three elections by scaring the electorate into believing it would be making a huge mistake entrusting the economy with the New Democrats given what they did with it while in power in the 1990s. The NDP economic record during its decade in office was not as bad as the Liberals suggest. In fact, there is a case to be made that the provincial economy grew at a faster clip under the New Democrats than it did under the Liberals – but then so did overall debt. And maybe that's why the NDP has not said much publicly about the province's soaring debt levels under the Liberals – because the party knows it had a worse record on that front when it was in office. When the NDP assumed power in 1991, the B.C. provincial debt was $17-billion. When it got kicked out in 2001, it was nearly $34-billion. The NDP doubled it. Somebody needs to be talking about B.C.'s debt load https://www.theglobeandmail.com/amp/news/british-columbia/somebody-needs-to-be-talking-about-bcs-debt-load/article4247786/
  20. 1) Absolutely, I have said that many times. 2) proof please Again facts eh? Bob Rae and the ndp put Ontario in record debt and defecit and you're blaming Harris. Lol how convenient.
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