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You can still go there, try the western side of Mosul - very scenic!
A lot of "foreigners" go their on vacation, you"ll probably meet some "Canadians". | 0 | not toxic |
Radir, the lower court also ruled chimps are not "persons".
People have a right to appeal anything.
But, go ahead and blame the courts rather than the plaintiffs. | 0 | not toxic |
Reads like a travel brochure with all the flowery words. I know that it appeals to some, and I'm good with that. But I would have liked to know how the hunt went. Were ducks and geese taken? How many and what kind? Mallards, Pintail, Widgeon, etc. Was it a successful hunt? Was it a hunt over decoys or pass shooting? I have been to the location described by the author on many occasions and can say it is basically mud flats and not as romantic as described. But I love the flats and the time putting out decoys and working a good dog. And I really like bringing home a limit of Alaska waterfowl. | 0 | not toxic |
Overstaying a visa is not a crime, dill. | 0 | not toxic |
Medical,_not_moral_issue | 0 | not toxic |
JS: Hmm......and then he let Iran back into to the nuke proliferation race. | 0 | not toxic |
So is bullying. | 0 | not toxic |
REALLY Katie, when a Politician makes a statement like this, “Oregonians deserve to know that their money is being spent wisely and that state government is accountable", I run, not walk to the toilet, because these statements make me ILL...........
PERS, $22 BILLION unfunded LIABILITY, she or whoever would have to sell the whole state of Oregon to satisfy this liability, this liability will never be satisfied. | 0 | not toxic |
To Mr. Depp: I don't care if the resident of the White House is a kangaroo, or a half-wit, threat of assassination is absolutely inappropriate. | 0 | not toxic |
I believe that it is becoming apparent that the GOP ideology of Randian small government is a fraud on both a state and national level. They really have no understanding of government or governing and cling to such debunked and asinine policies like trickle down economics. From the president's "budget" to our GOP state legislators calling for greater cuts to state government, proof that they live in a fantasy world completely untouched by reality. | 1 | toxic |
Thanks, Mike, it's that time here too. | 0 | not toxic |
Same here. I am saddened by each event but not sympathetic. We should of course make sure that this cultural aberration is not exported to our country.
I now avoid travelling to the US and only go there when obliged to for work. They seem happier when isolated. Eventually I hope that they will learn that tolerating the slaughter of innocents is not the ‘price of freedom’. | 0 | not toxic |
What about the drug companies making secret payments to the OntariOWE gov to list their drugs on the formulary? How transparent are they there? | 0 | not toxic |
Or he hit the gas instead of the brake by mistake happens all the time 😁 | 0 | not toxic |
I find it interesting that you got 'down-votes' for having experienced a "blessing". | 0 | not toxic |
global polluters have no shame, they revel in their toxic destruction, and reflecting the rest of your hate spew it must be a con thing | 0 | not toxic |
Okay. I give up. You are all-seeing, all-knowing, all-powerful. You're the smartest, most knowledgeable, bestest guy in the whole wide world! Is that enough stroking Fred? Do you feel better now?
Pathetic. | 1 | toxic |
Sadly, once again, the potential definitive answer to the eternal question “Why did the chicken cross the road?”, goes to the grave. | 0 | not toxic |
Thanks for the 2 responses so my post so far. What you picked out of my post was my minor whinge - 6 words - that the cpc is taking forever to elect a leaders. That's what you found?
My main point was that the number of negatives in the comments point to a problem for anti-liberals. Canadians are looking for positives. So in response - more negatives.
Thanks for proving my point, fellas. | 0 | not toxic |
Good luck Jason, I hope you make your brother proud. Lance was the greatest and I wish he was still able to compete. | 0 | not toxic |
To quote the author, this article is crapola! Jones arrogantly writes "As a refresher, the equalization system was set up to ensure Canadians receive roughly equal levels of public services regardless of the province in which they live."
Well, lets review some facts:
- Quebec has massively less expensive University Education for Quebecers and People from France. If other Canadians want to attend those Universities, the govt increases the price by a factor 1,000% or more.
-Quebec has public daycare that is a fraction of the price of Ontario day cares and is publicly subsidized. (I cannot speak to day care prices in other provinces).
These are two examples where Equalization Payments and the Equalization System subsidize Quebec to ensure its citizens receive a higher level of public service then other Canadians - by using tax payer dollars from other Canadians not just Quebecers.
Not Quebec bashing, they have leveraged the system to their benefit. Equalization formula is broken. | 0 | not toxic |
What do you mean, excluding the First People? Don't know if you noticed, but a high percentage of the homeless out there ARE the so-called "first people." | 0 | not toxic |
That song reflects the reality of international relations .-)
Hilarious ! | 0 | not toxic |
Heath basics necessary; the individual is a start. | 0 | not toxic |
Police helping homeless...
http://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/police-make-priority-helping-tampas-homeless/ | 0 | not toxic |
Certainly true that both sides do it (even back to Bush and Clinton). But what we're seeing now is probably 3x what we saw 8 years ago in Obama's first year.
The more it's overdone, the more people are going to start rolling their eyes and writing it off as crying wolf too many times to take seriously. | 0 | not toxic |
The "oil bidness" filled the treasury looser, and has to the tune of 90 cents on the dollar for 40 years. But of course facts are something to ignore whenever it's convenient for lefties. | 0 | not toxic |
Don't be surprised to see Gorsuch's nomination withdrawn by the end of the week. | 0 | not toxic |
What a waste of money and there are plenty of folk who buy them to "celebrate" the 4th of July.....something that many know little or nothing about. Sorry but fireworks can best be enjoyed when put on by the local community..., beautiful and spectacular and a chance to learn from the "program" for those who don't know...what exactly the date represents. ((Heard an interview lately about American History with a young lady who is a college freshman - Q: Who is George Washington? Answer: A President I think, maybe the second one after Lincoln?))
Are fireworks disturbing...oh yes, especially when "lit" in June thru September - middle of the night, rattling the windows and freaking everyone out. Where oh where do they get the illegal ones that make such an extreme rattling BOOM sounding literally like a bomb. | 0 | not toxic |
It's a wonderful feel-good distraction from immigration, tax policy, MMIW Inquiry, deficit budgeting levels, the Kadr payment, etc. etc. etc. | 0 | not toxic |
Convenient for them. Look, I am under no such delusions that America is just the innocent police man trying to keep order, no one is wearing the white cowboy hat, here. But I'm not about to justify or excuse the other players, either. Saudi Arabia and Pakistan via the ISI conspired to create "the Taliban". PM Bhutto and her Interior Minister were personally involved, the later explicit in his support of Islamic Fundamentalists at a time when, due to Soviet collapse, the US was ignoring Afghanistan. I'm going to repeat what I said in my first comment: Pakistan is as culpable or more so than either Russia or the US. | 0 | not toxic |
Bail isn't a constitutional right. A right to a fair and speedy trial made up of your peers is I and the right to defense for yourself is. And you miss the point. If there is evidence of wrong doing and it's a slam dunk case open and closed then what is unfair for the accused? they're guilty and there should be efforts to get these people to trial FASTER that's the point, and to have people manipulating the system to stay out on bail and avoid trial is just as unfair. Do you really believe the majority of people are wrongly accused because that's how you sound? If they are innocent then they will have the B.S. behind them quickly. And just so you understand if it is against their constitutional rights then you are imagining something which I am not implying. How many accused have another run in with the law to any degree while awaiting trial, I'm guessing more than not. | 0 | not toxic |
What makes you think it went somewhere? It's still actively being investigated, and they're building the case. Be patient. The racism thing? That's the right's lame attempt at distraction. Trust me; we are not distracted. | 0 | not toxic |
No doubt 777ER will have a complete game analysis.. So sad 777, your hope and prayers were not answered. Can not wait until I get back from work to see what you posted....... Yankees can beat Houston, and will beat the Astros. | 0 | not toxic |
Huh? You are totally out of touch with reality here. The whole reason pride came into existence is to fight these things you speak of. Most of these problems went away years ago. You are just talking about things that don't happen hardly anymore. Nobody is protesting the treatment of police in Canada. This concept of blame the police is a misguided concept from the USA where it is totally misrepresented. Canada's real version of BLM is missing and murdered indigenous women, this issue will never be solved because they don't want it to be. BLM doesn't want the issue to be solve either, cause then what would they do. BLM is a selfish misguided movement and Pride is becoming this way also. | 0 | not toxic |
the difference it the constitution is the law and thus an originalist is making the rulings on the ultimate law of the land. It can be changed by constitutional amendment of course but that takes hard work and the support of the majority of states etc, thus knowing they can not get that support try to subvert the law by getting activist judges appointed. | 0 | not toxic |
Mark Twain said: “History doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes”.
It’s premature & excessive to brand the Trump phenomena fascism (or Trump & the contending factions in & on the margins of the GOP as quasi-fascist). It is reasonable, however, to assert that:
1. Significant segments of US society are frustrated, anxious & angry with personal prospects & for their country & thus open to charismatic, deeply reactionary populism buttressed by violent measures & unrestrained by respect for legal norms;
2. Internal GOP dynamics rewards demagogues that can mobilize that reactionary passion; &
3. Thus, the shambolic Trump & GOP faction circus, the increasing licence they & their supporters give to police street violence & to exclusion & persecution of minorities etc. sets a pattern that could in the near future be exploited by a well led, clear-eyed, purposeful, truly fascist movement & leader. | 0 | not toxic |
Don't flatter yourself. I'm not accusing you of being Trump. I'm pointing out that you have the same pathology as Trump. An affinity for conflict and vindictiveness. And speaking of being childish, your compulsive need to follow me around to feebly attempt rebutting my comments makes you about as infantile as it gets. | 0 | not toxic |
Wow, RR, talk about mixing topics! Shannyn is writing about statewide politics, not national. I guess you couldn't come up with another state legislator as wacky as Munoz so you drag in an ex-President? Desperate to put in your opinion? | 0 | not toxic |
New Orleans has incompetent mismanagement just like Detroit. | 0 | not toxic |
Perfect! Let them fight it out, and maybe they will spend less time trying to terrorize the West. I think this is great, and I think we have Obama to thank for it. What has 40 plus years of supporting the even more fanatical Sunnis brought us? It has brought us Al Qaeda, the Taliban and ISIS. These groups are all Sunnis. Loosening the grip on Iran under Obama, allows Shias to challenge American backed Sunni dominance in the region and makes them a more equal match, which is precisely what we want. Iran may make a lot of noise, but they are much less harmful than our neanderthal "friends" over there, the Saudis, Emiratis, etc. And, by the way Hezbollah is Israels problem not ours, and they deserve it. | 0 | not toxic |
These are supposed to be specially screened individuals who would not succumb to the acute stress to which they knew they would be exposed to as special forces .
While my sympathy goes to the individuals who were improperly screened , how about the screening process which permits these ill suited individuals to be accepted into SF? | 0 | not toxic |
Obama care is winning.... | 0 | not toxic |
Never said it did, but semi-autos can be good for defense as well as offense. | 0 | not toxic |
Rural areas are already burdened with state mandated energy costs. | 0 | not toxic |
We all know the reason ADN fails to put pictures of "certain" people in their articles, but we cant talk about that. | 0 | not toxic |
Well - at least you must admit we face you head on -
Not at all like you do, hiding behind laughing face emoticons and directing snarly comments behind the backs of those you attempt to belittle. | 0 | not toxic |
What are the easy fixes? | 0 | not toxic |
Yes. Kasich or Rubio would probably be pretty far ahead right now. The GOP base wasted a winnable election so they could have a tantrum. | 0 | not toxic |
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Trump and his hedge fund managers are gaming the market again.
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Once again he fabricates a lie and takes to the twitter to implement his scams.
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Government by traitorous con men.
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Silence Is Not an Option: Resisting the Right in the Age of Trump | The Smirking Chimp
http://www.smirkingchimp.com/thread/bill-berkowitz/70491/silence-is-not-an-option-resisting-the-right-in-the-age-of-trump
Indivisible: A Practical Guide for Resisting the Trump Agenda (web version) — Indivisible Guide
https://www.indivisibleguide.com/web | 0 | not toxic |
Not sure if Cody was wearing a helmet, but it's a good reminder to wear your safety gear and manage your speed according to your line of sight. | 0 | not toxic |
The Mayor could have chosen better words. But it's time to get over it, Ms. Rempel! | 0 | not toxic |
Making the minimum wage an actual living wage would go a long way. Every single worker no matter if they are flipping burgers or stocking shelves deserves the dignity of being paid enough to provide the basics. It is despicable that the wealthiest nation in the world continues to permit massive swaths of their citizens to live like corporate slaves.
Single payer universal healthcare would also be quite helpful with homelessness.
Bernie 2020! | 0 | not toxic |
You put in time and effort to respond to my boring comment and twit-ishness to reach the wrong conclusion resulting in you contradicting yourself, and you present as a Canada hating Putin loving troll. You may want to work on that or sweeten your disposition. | 0 | not toxic |
I will jog your memory, Washington Times January 14th 2015 Soros gave 33 million to the BLM and support groups already established in the Ferguson riots according to his most recent tax filings of his non profit open society foundation and millions more since than probably even to these counter BLM and other protesters in Charlotesville and anywhere else that will have riots so Soros is paying these groups to riot that's where there money is coming from there is your proof look it up and read for yourself. | 0 | not toxic |
But it appears that you have learned nothing on your own. | 0 | not toxic |
3 returning sophomores? The ILH won't let you play varsity football as a 9th grader. Which is a good idea. Back when I played, 1970s, I don't ever recall a 9th grader being on a OIA varsity roster. Who knows when they started to allow freshman to play varsity football? | 0 | not toxic |
some real truth to this comment | 0 | not toxic |
Try to think of one. | 0 | not toxic |
You're hopeless Boots, you still got to see his tax return like you wanted and now you dilly dally that you aren't satisfied after seeing his tax return. Maybe you want to check the Donald's stool sample to make sure he didn't eat Russian cow meat? | 0 | not toxic |
Why do some people feel compelled to distort and create gross caricatures of other people's points?
Do they have that low an opinion about the general reader's intelligence that they think those readers won't immediately see their caricatures as an amateurish, low information, neuronally-tepid way of trying to score points?
I just don't understand these people. | 0 | not toxic |
"Accident"???
I was taught many years ago - in a local news organization - that "crash" is more appropriate usage. | 0 | not toxic |
An average full-time ASD employee makes about $62,100 in annual salary. The benefits package for that employee is $28,800, making that employee's total annual cost to the district around $90,900.http://www.asdk12.org/budget/understanding/ | 0 | not toxic |
Did you know that Canada already has a blasphemy law? Section 296 of the Criminal Code.
As a fellow atheist, I'd suggest you worry about real restraints on freedom of conscience rather than imaginary ones. | 0 | not toxic |
Hydrogen is the "wave of the future." (Pun intended.) | 0 | not toxic |
Christy Clark's backroom handler is none other than McQuinty's Laura Miller. Should be an interesting fall as the gas plant case goes to trial. | 0 | not toxic |
stirthepot wrote, "They all want to be read and will print anything to keep from going to work."
huh ??? | 0 | not toxic |
Blame it on the intern. | 0 | not toxic |
Then you should have no problem supporting your claim. Links to the articles you cite as your sources please. | 0 | not toxic |
This is a test | 0 | not toxic |
Say what you will....I would have the same opinion of any other historical monument even if I personally find it offensive. You are the one with a one track mind/agenda.
So I herby declare that all "white men" be removed from this country for all the atrocities they committed against my people because it is a painful part of our past. NOT ! ( A Native American standing up for history Lee Mayhan....What say you now ???????) See where all of this is going ? What is next after this....Start tearing down mosque, temples, churches because some religions have a "painful past".
Where des it stop ? | 0 | not toxic |
"I think the Nazis were bad, but the Jews who fought back during the holocaust were violent, too." ...No, dbsb, the issue is not violence. | 0 | not toxic |
Funny how Australia gave up on carbon taxing their folks after two years. Reality? It's merely a revenue stream...no matter what our government tells us. | 0 | not toxic |
Trump for at least 4 glorious years. lol | 0 | not toxic |
There are things in every country's history which are difficult to face up to. Antisemitism is one of them. | 0 | not toxic |
Absolutely Monica, far too soon to be crowing all is done and dusted. Besides there would've many more than attended the Royal Commission going to their graves taking their pain with them. | 0 | not toxic |
It would make sense for Italy to issue longer-dated bonds and retire more expensive bonds.
Anyway, QE can only be phased out so much. If multiple countries get into trouble again, we'll just have QE2. | 0 | not toxic |
what Emily explained I'm alarmed that any body able to profit $4498 in one
month on the internet. you can look here<<<<<----------->>>>> http://www.jobpro22.com | 0 | not toxic |
I put little to no stock in civil cases. The American tort system, especially when weighed against other governments tort systems, is waaaaay too loose. I've always been suspicious of the fact that many accusers will, even in the near absence of SOL, bypass the criminal process and try to circumvent the much shorter SOL's in civil cases. It smacks of monetary greed and rumor often carries more weight than truth. | 0 | not toxic |
Okay, she gets all twenty votes and the opportunity to speak at the republican convention. Maybe Trump will invite her to the White House when she takes control of the Hawaii national delegation. A nightmare.... why? | 0 | not toxic |
"A Palestinian state would most likely exist if Arafat hadn’t adopted terrorism as the calling card of Palestinian
aspirations."
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"Or if he hadn’t rejected the offer of a state 17 years ago. Or if he hadn’t renounced his renunciation of terror."
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"A Palestinian state would also most likely exist if Arafat’s successor, Mahmoud Abbas ... hadn’t rejected it again nine years ago,
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and if Gazans hadn’t turned their territory into a terrifying model of Palestinian statehood,
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and if the United Nations didn’t treat Hamas’ attacks on Israel as a nuisance but Israel’s self-defense as a crime against humanity."
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"Arab states tried to annihilate the Jewish nation, yet Israel remains unforgiven for its crime of self-preservation" - Bret Stephens: Special to National Post | The New York Times - June 5, 2017 | 0 | not toxic |
Funny how suddenly freedom of the press is somehow a bad thing.
Fact is, Obama was the target of the alt-right media (Fox, Brietbart, etc etc etc) for eight years. Where was your caterwauling then? | 0 | not toxic |
This initiative concerns me on many levels.........first, why is the only location available one that is owned by the group who wrote the initiative? Second, I'm worried about how the ordinance would allow pot wholesalers and processors to potentially locate in Creswell. Even if it was only in commercial and industrial areas, wouldn't this be a potential conflict as well, since One Grov already had 2 farms East of Cottage Grove with 40,000 plants? Do they already own a place where they can "process" their plants if this is passed? And wouldn't having processors in city limits cause our town to smell like marijuana? Third, the article made a reference to the town Apple was "born" in. I don't think I want our little town to become the "Apple" equivalent in the marijuana community. Forth, the article references large sums of money that could be generated from tax breaks. In theory this sounds great, in reality, however, how much goes to the community? Any statistics on other towns? | 0 | not toxic |
Lynda - May you are guilty until proven innocent in your dream land, but in America and almost all democracies you are innocent until proven guilty. | 0 | not toxic |
Many contract concessions were made to secure the purchase of these jets. I believe this was a wise decision made on behalf of Horizon employees and I wish them the best of luck with their new jets! | 0 | not toxic |
I disagree with you view as this is a small but necessary reaction to voters by the legislature. | 0 | not toxic |
They'll get NOTHING ... which is what they deserve. | 0 | not toxic |
If there was a crime, then the police would presumably have acted.
The senate rules are pretty clear, it has to be a crime, treason, bankruptcy, perjury, or failing to meet property requirements.
Don't see anything in there about affair with much younger woman.
If it were, Trudeau (the elder) would never have made it to PM, nor would a number of others. | 0 | not toxic |
I do not really buy this cult of "room-cleaning" or keeping only those items that "sparks joy". Usually, a disorganized living space is a symptom of the owner's unmet basic needs like healthy diet, medical need/disability, social needs for love and companionship, a sense of security. Humans have a hierarchy of needs.
Often we point fingers at those whose space is untidy and yell "GET YOURSELF SORTED OUT" but this is equivalent to victim blaming and punishment by assigning busywork. My evidence comes from reading Victor Frankl's book Man's Search for Meaning. When Frankl was working as a doctor in the typhus block he "...was responsible to the camp authorities for keeping the hut clean. The pretense at cleanliness inspection was pure torture than hygiene when more food and a few drugs would have helped."(according to the author's own words) | 0 | not toxic |
Would be nice if you could say why..
E.g., do you support Assad? A corrupt Muslum terrorist? Or why do you say this?
tip: complete thoughts go a long way... | 0 | not toxic |
no-one addresses the fact the tarriffs are justified. The lumber, we provide crown land at no cost, the US has to rent/buy whatever. 20% tarriff. Makes sense government subsidy.... Next.. The government again subsidized massively a private company, stacking the deck against an american company.. Sounds reasonable and likely as well. Just show us the math and we can confirm what's true. All we do is hear half facts, and conjecture, then people fight about it. Let's simply demand actual facts, not guesses from government. | 0 | not toxic |
Super beautiful local girl. Funny about that accident. It'll probably make her performance more memorable. "Hey! Did you hear about that accident?" Thank the Academy for putting her on stage. Comes right after loud complaint of ethic exclusions. Oh yeah, that BOOBOO about reading the wrong name for BEST PICTURE is so funny. Gotta watch on cable box recording tonight. Be prepared to see the recreation on Saturday Night Live. That's entertainment. | 0 | not toxic |
Yes, Communism is bad. Happy now?
It's completely irrelevant to the issue at hand.
Get with program. | 0 | not toxic |
And here is my bias that I don't think I can overcome. I don't believe any woman freely chooses to erase their identity in public. That it is a product of a misogynistic culture they've been socialized to believe in. You've also named my biggest fear, if Christianity is a minority. What if the majority want us to wear this garment? That it has become normalized in our society. I believe it's okay to have minimum standards in society. We have a social contract when we're in the public sphere. For instance, we're not allowed to walk around naked. We've all agreed that is a minimum standard in the public sphere. The opposite, to cover yourself so completely as to negate any and all identification, perhaps also goes against the social contract? In my opinion. I cannot help but see it as a garment of oppression and misogyny. | 0 | not toxic |
The country protects free speech, all the way around. This however is not a free speech issue. The government isn't involved in refusing to book this white nationalist conference. A private resort made a business decision. That's how freedom works. Free speech does not require the general public to step aside and listen to it. | 0 | not toxic |
"Illegals For Hillary" I wonder if "Idiots for Trump" or "War Starters for Trump" would also be removed using whatever criteria Lydia uses to determine "civility". My guess would be no. Do any sanctimonious hypocrites out there want to use the moniker and test my guess?
Lydia could have at least changed your moniker to something that reflects your sarcasm as opposed to something that reflects being pro HRC. Even better, instead of changing your moniker, Lydia should have contacted you and told you the moniker will have to be changed by xxx or all comments will be deleted.
I am beginning to despise civil comments. | 1 | toxic |
Vote for the Curz amendment, which allows OBAMAcare to remain in place, but allows insurance companies to offer other policies without the OBAMAcare mandates on coverage and give We the People the right to choose. | 0 | not toxic |
Seriously doubt they will. Airbus doesn't need to bury them now. Airbus now has controlling interest in an advanced aircraft design that beats anything they can put on the market in that category.
The biggest drawback for sales of this aircraft was the concern that Bombardier may go under and no longer support the aircraft.
This is no longer an issue.
If Bombardier looks to go under, Airbus has first dibs to scoop up the remaining interest in the C series for peanuts.
The C series will remain strong with Bombardier or not.
Airbus has already won. Boeing lost. Bombardier may get some of the scraps.
The deal is too sweet for Airbus to hang them out to dry. They stand to make a lot of profit from this aircraft now before Boeing can catch up. | 0 | not toxic |
Three observations
Interesting and surprising Quebec City is not on list of top ten high earners; perhaps not good news for Quebec NHL team aspirations.
Surprised at gap between Montreal and Toronto . To think they were "even up" at one time. Wealth and true value creation in Montreal would help our Canadian economy.
Resource industry wealth creation. I read some of the comments that would say " this is an aberation" , that since the oil price collapse , this chart probably looks different ( Vancouver back into third spot?) but its hard to deny that resource industry is an important piece of our Canadian wealth creation pinging right down to T-4 income . | 0 | not toxic |
The information is already available - all we need is a new title page.
1. Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women : National Operational Overview (2014)
2. Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women : 2015 Update to the National Operational Overview | 0 | not toxic |
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