Marty is saying a lot without saying a lot. Canada is an exporting nation. For us to be importing more means we're floundering.

Looks like we need a few undecided people and it's over...

Can we just agree, as a society, that if some dumbasses throw a 21 year old off a bridge by accident, it's basic humanity to not spread it all over social media? Imagine it was your wife, sister, or daughter. You want the world to watch that? Have some restraint.

Can we stop calling them sex workers and start calling them hookers that are potentially being human trafficked? If the government wanted to take the sex industry and legitimize it out of the hands of the gangs like they do in New Zealand, I'd be fine with it- but as-is, this is a black market, unregulated, untaxed, human crisis. So tired of people painting crime with a smiley face.

Here comes the bread lines.

If the government spends money to fight food inflation... who wants to gamble that the price of food is going to go up?

Meh. ‘Rex Murphy Day’ has a much better ring to it. 🫡

Just 4 years ago, this was a weekly or bi-weekly occurance at our household. Now, I can't remember the last time I sank my teeth into a steak. Canada has taken the meat out of our mouths. Albertans, if you want to taste your own damned cattle again, vote to start the process to leave on Oct 19.

In Canada, the terrorists have our thoughts and prayers. Despicable

Yet people still invest in Alberta... Maybe this independence talk is worth something after all!

Only province Kickin butt

Translation: Whenever you see "Carney unveils" understand that Canadians just paid for something. Chances are, you won't get anything for it.

Andrew, this misses the point. You can be undecided on separation and still recognize the weakness in your argument. The question isn’t whether Alberta is currently growing. The question is whether Alberta is reaching its full potential under the current federal framework. Those are not the same thing. A business can be profitable while facing unnecessary regulation. A worker can succeed despite carrying extra burdens. A province can boom despite policies that many residents believe put it at a disadvantage. Pointing to Alberta’s economic strength doesn’t answer the concerns being raised. It sidesteps them. Many Albertans aren’t separatists. Many aren’t even supporters of a referendum. They’re simply asking whether the relationship with Ottawa is serving Alberta as well as it could. If your response to those concerns is “you’re rich, so stop complaining,” don’t be surprised when more people start questioning the status quo. The fact that Alberta is succeeding doesn’t prove the critics are wrong. It may simply mean Alberta is strong enough to succeed despite the issues they’re raising. That’s a debate worth having, not dismissing.

When we get our third digital billboard running in Taber, that will cover all the available ones in that town. What other ways can we paint Taber blue to show the town administration we won't be bullied out of advertising? And warn other towns.

The social media ban for 16 is a false front to get tracking in place for adults on social media. Just think- what's the mechanism they'll use to enforce this? Fewer freedoms, less privacy, and if your girlfriend sends you spicy pictures, they're making a stop by Carney's office, first. And they'll know her by name & license number, just so they can pinpoint who the picture belongs to... FOR YOUR SAFETY! I think it was @CoryBMorgan that pointed this out.

It's official... In Canada, Canada gets 1 day. Somalia gets a month, which includes Canada Day. We're officially a Somali colony.

I. Want. Out. Of. This. Bullshit. War. I support nobody taking up arms of any kind against the other side in this conflict. Stop spending my tax dollars!

If you think you're going to win a trade war with America, think again. China can't do that- and believe me, they want to. Our relationship is one of cooperation and admiration, not adversarial.