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- prophetone-3
- Why the downvotes? This is probably an accurate guess as to what is happeningnb
- hotroddy0
What do the QBN Canucks think
- idiotic._niko
- he didn't mention our low gun deaths, university education icosts 1/10 of America's, no mass homeless crisis and best of all no magatards!_niko
- and yes we wait 3 days to see a doctor but we also don't need a crane to get us out of our house to see said doctor._niko
- and those solution stats are BS, they were from the first fires last summer, and the one lone US dot on that map was Bill Maher blowing hot air out of his ass_niko
- I mean he’s not incorrect as abrasive as he can be. I’m in a small town (Amy hometown), paid a lot for my home and haven’t had a family doctor...ideaist
- ...since we got here almost 3 years ago. We’ve been too progressive on the wrong things, we’ve lost balance in housing, immigration, etc. AND are prime...ideaist
- ...for the pendulum to swing back conservative at a time where we need logical, progressive thinking.
Frustrating.ideaist - “Amy hometown” = “ MY hometown”.ideaist
- Wrong about pollution, the rest is pretty much accurate. Still rather be here thoughGnash
- Poorly-written. But he’s right that if you go too far in one political direction, the pendulum eventually swings back.nb
- And that the US is much better standard of living and outlook for the future than the Canada of the past decadenb
- prophetone-1
Home ownership to destabilize Canada warns horse hat guys
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMMDQGuTd/…- Things can only get woooooorsePhanLo
- i'd double check all news on tiktok. especially ones read from epoch time.pango
- pango we don’t need to check anything, look around us, a million dollar home is either a project house needing a $600k reno or a tear downprophetone
- an entire generation, a couple actually, under 30 are simply not remotely buying a detached, even in the sticks nowprophetone
- rent is increasingly wild so... just look at situation from 30kft, the ease of buying condo, townhouse, detached is gone, now reach is a mediumish condo at bestprophetone
- and for every 10,000 people who are looking and couple new builds are thrown up and still priced out of reach... something’s gotta giveprophetone
- Real maple syrup’s still cheap so there’s thatprophetone
- then why post the video? just talk from your experience?
misinformation are usually hidden between actual truths.pango - the video just a guy pointing out the obvious. making pointing gestures. reading new titles. and epoch time. he even quoted he's own tweet(x). o_Opango
- who quotes their own words?! couldn't he just say it?pango
- fair enough but it doesn’t have to be sharp on details, point is we can all see it’s coming to a head at some point, so does RCMP I guessprophetone
- access to affordable housing in Canada is getting stretched thin vs USA as not as many cities, areas, options esp near major CDN citiesprophetone
- this will flare up problems across the board... right now it’s a young families prob but all ages are stressed, moving around, living in rvs, etcprophetone
- not good unless they start cranking out smaller, affordable townhouse and condo communities faster than even to stem this tideprophetone
- it’s basic supply vs demandprophetone
- in BC instead of doing that and incentivizing things for developers they’re putting it on smaller one lot/house ownersprophetone
- passing the buck to an extent, of course! Bill-44 basically stating that one lot can be split into 6 units even tho infrastructure and local bylaws resist itprophetone
- I do hope it does work of course paired with actual large scale projects getting fast tracked to simply flood market w affordable homes, we’ll seeprophetone
- he's sourcing an RCMP government report but keep arguing pango.hotroddy
- misinformation funded by Trudeau himself according to pango.hotroddy
- ya doesn't help when we only have few major cities. detached house will become more scarce. unless people has opportunities to move away from existing big citipango
- lol what source. which report? the argument was never the accuracy of the report. if it was a report at all.pango
- it was a regurgitation of news titles. lazy way to create contents. are you still following knobby? lolpango
- is that how you get your news knobby? just a dude pointing at flash card in less than a minute?pango
- would you rather get it straight from the source? Ok p https://www.cbc.ca/n…hotroddy
- oh thanks! see that's better than dude pointing at flash card.pango
- thanks for all your hard work! :)pango
- Pango obviously does read the newsGnash
- Doesn’t* it’s been in the news since the report came outGnash
- ^ see he gets it! never get news from tiktok.pango
- oh you got typo. and like hotknobby you're not following as well. i was not arguing the accuracy of the new but rather the way it's presented.pango
- you get your news from a worse source - the CBC - AKA gov't propaganda machine.hotroddy
- lol the gov't propaganda machine that the gov't actively defunding. the right call it left and the left calls it right.pango
- are you saying you prefer news delivered to you with varies headlines and some dude quoting him self?pango
- Gnash7
- *these aren't qbn threadssted
- but the statement is truepango
- Oh, this is bullshit.
Everyone knows Canada only has two seasons: winter and July.Continuity - whatever july is.pango
- That's Colorado. We got 1.5' ft of snow last Thursday. It was mid 60s yesterday.formed
- it was 27 overight. it will be 72 this afternoonimbecile
- i have seen these seasons listed for every place in the americas.sarahfailin
- i_monk-2
The country is falling behind, but it's hardly (just) Trudeau's fault:
1. Unopposed leadership. Our parliamentary system is deeply flawed, designed for a past age, and reliant on customs only some of the parties even both paying lip service to anymore. Under FPTP if you cross that minimum seat count, you can do whatever you want until the next election. The Opposition parties may as well go on vacation. Nearly every vote is whipped, so as long as you're even somewhat careful not to spark a rebellion among your own MPs, you will get 100% support for your agenda.
2. and 4. The BoC only has one level to pull and that's the interest rate. They have no other tools in their tool box. But more relevant is the over-dependence on and entanglement in the US economy, with the EU and China as distant considerations. Too many of our political and economic decision-makers put Wall Street's interests ahead of Bay Street's and certainly Main Street's.
3. True. Housing has become a retirement plan, most of our politicians are landlords, in the pocket of developers, or both, all creating a crippling fear of doing anything that might lower property values even slightly. If given a choice between paying a fine and building affordable housing, developers will pay the fine—see Montreal. But why are developers even given a choice? The notion of regulating industry for the common good has nearly evaporated here.
5. We do attract doctors and such, from a diverse number of cultures, then prevent them from working in those fields. If you want to be a doctor here you're required to re-certify and redo your residency in a Canadian hospital, which is expensive and the number of residency programs bottlenecks the entire thing. We've got immigrants coming from all over, but doubling down on a service-based economy means we're mainly going to get whover the most upwardly mobile are around the world – China for a while, then India, now I think it's Nigeria. We're also absolute shit at promoting our own culture because it competes with American imports.
6. I haven't noticed any change in pot use among anyone I know, but we already had lack of ambition nailed down before it was legalized.
- loleveryangle
- 3. Developers just won’t build if they’re forced to do ‘affordable housing’ — what ever that term meansGnash
- They will find other ways to make moneyGnash
- Gnash2
Stop complaining. Canada has more important things to worry about
- https://i.imgur.com/…Gnash
- Canada can be so ridiculous, like a woke keyboard warrior with powernb
- A similar bit of nonsense from the Canadian government is directly responsible for the rise of Jordan Petersonnb
- I do love that the Supreme Court dresses like Santa Clausnb
- lol, ya the outfits are awesomeGnash
- Well as long as she wasn’t raped by a man but by a “person with a schlong” then it’s ok!_niko
- They’re called sperm injectors, I thinkGnash
- seems things are pretty rough in Canada - you only have one joke to share between everyone.face_melter
- hey leave us alone, we don't have a treasure trove of never-ending jokes that Brexit brought along..._niko
- Far from being just one joke. It’s on a spectrum, so the hilarity is infinite.Gnash
- nb5
As a former Canadian, what I see from my outsider perspective is this:
The country is falling behind rapidly due to a few simultaneous things going on.
1. Weak leadership. Trudeau’s government appears to make some big decisions based on idealism rather than pragmatism. Political correctness occasionally wins over what is actually good for Canadians.
2. Weak monetary policy leadership. Historically Canada has done well by following in the footsteps US Fed, staying 1-2 years behind and using the US economy as a bellweather. However, the lack of a similar real estate collapse in ‘09 and then entering the pandemic under very different conditions than the US has meant that the Bank of Canada now needs to act alone, without a clear model to guide them. BoC clearly has not risen to this challenge.
3. All levels of government and regular Canadians turning a blind eye to the corruption, money laundering and bubble in real estate. For nearly 30 years; the length of a mortgage! The RE industry convinced homeowners that market corrections aren’t necessary and that rapidly rising prices is like winning the lottery. This isn’t true if you only own your primary residence. Eventually you get to be about 60 and your adult children are priced out of their own cities. Then you hit 75 and can’t retire because your property tax is almost as much as your mortgage payment was. The government did nothing to intervene. Canadian homeowners stayed willfully ignorant and the next generation is fucked. Young people can’t afford to have kids because they can’t afford to get them a home. Simple as that. That leads to population collapse and a new desperation for immigrants.
4. Lack of investment in emerging industries. Canada focused on service sector and resource extraction instead of green energy, technology sector, etcl. It’s amazing that in the blackberry years, most Canadians didn’t even know Blackberry was Canadian. How about Shopify? Shopify is an extremely successful tech company and it’s known as having some of the lowest salaries in tech. Big tech pays about 30% less to Canadian employees than US employees. Canada missed a massive opportunity to grow the tech sector by leveraging the cheaper dollar and encouraging US tech workers to immigrate to Canada. This would’ve changed the entire economic outlook of Canada. Instead, there’s a massive brain drain as anyone who can be successful can do even better in the States. US immigration policy dictates Canada’s ability to retain doctors, software engineers, business consultants, etc. Canada doesn’t appear to even be trying to solve this problem.
5. Lack of diversity in immigration policy. Canada is putting all its eggs in one basket: population growth. However, in order to use new immigrants to lift the country, you need immigrants that can generate productivity at and above the level of the current population. In simple terms, you need to attract doctors, engineers, businesspeople and you need to make sure they can get certified to do their profession in Canada. What you want is a highly competitive immigration process that has all the strongest candidates trying to get in. The US is pretty great at this and you can see the results after many decades of competitive immigration policy. Also, in order to stabilize your country, you need diverse immigrants. Otherwise your culture will soon be overtaken by a new culture. You want immigrants to bring their cultures and ADD to Canadian culture, to improve it via diversity, not replace it. This means limiting immigrants from the highest population countries (India and China). Trudeau would never do this because it would be perceived as racist (*one can argue that it IS racist but one can also argue that it’s about respecting diversity.) anyway, strong economies are built on diverse populations. Especially in a country that REQUIRES immigration for economic growth.
6. I left long before weed was legal, but I think legalizing weed was bad for the country. I know many people enjoy weed and it can be a life saver for some but it does suck the motivation from a lot of people. For others it’s a daily escape from their problems. That can be good for an individual but bad in the long run.
- Thanks for coming to my Massey Lecture ;)nb
- well written summary, cheerseveryangle
- the biggest issue with Canada and Canadiens is that we're too polite and we don't stand up or protest anything. Redneck trucker convoy aside_niko
- Probably because we realize that we still have it better than 99% of the planet, especially better than whatever shithole country we emigrated from._niko
- So we weather the storm, grin and bear it with great resolve in typical Canadian fashion._niko
- Our banking is stable, probably one of the best in the world, we've got tons on natural resources and a highly skilled and educated population...so our general_niko
- mindset is ...what me worry? lol_niko
- and yeah agree with the weed thing though I don't think it's changed since it was illegal, the same people that smoked before smoke now_niko
- I stopped smoking when it was legalized. Didn't feel as cool anymore.garbage
- We have a D-list celebrity clown that has just now triggered his base by talking about the need for a "bloodbath" if he doesn't win the election.garbage
- Sorry about your problems Canada, but we're too busy forging a shithole down here. (Can I move in please?)garbage
- unlike the shit hole of country called the USAutopian
- @garbage can't stop you. also wouldn't recommend.pango
- 6. any study to show which way it's going?pango
- So we all go to Mexico then. Gonna have to learn how to surf.garbage
- we're all staying at moldy's placepango
- Lol. Shhh, don't tell him. He'll lock the doors.garbage
- nb3
Canadian Standard of Living Plummets Lower, Approaching Lost Decade: NBF
https://betterdwelling.com/canad…
“The country received a number of warnings from prominent agencies, that building an economy focused on credit creation and housing isn’t sustainable. Rather than acknowledging these issues, the country doubled down on trying to stimulate housing demand. In the process, it’s also managed to send global investment fleeing for greener pastures in record volumes.
The OECD previously forecast real GDP growth that indicated quality of life would stagnate. Canada would occupy the growth spot that Greece did during the financial crisis, but for decades. That forecast is looking generous these days.”
Doom n gloom eh
- The problem with socialism is that eventually you run out of other peoples money.everyangle
- The problem with you is you have no idea what socialism is.i_monk
- loleveryangle
- the problem with that quote is that you got it wrong and anyone who uses it is a twat.face_melter
- i_monk-2
The number of immigrants isn't the problem. The problem is we've gone all in on a fundamentally flawed economic model that has made us reliant on an ever-growing population willing to work for less. The problem is we're adding half a million people a year without adding the corresponding infrastructure and social services and housing, because all of that is being privatized piece by piece. The problem is we'd rather import people than change anything that would make having and raising kids an affordable option for the average person.
- It’s probably the least bad solution. Housing is unaffordable, services are tapped out, but the debt is getting paid (mostly).monNom
- Boomers moving into retirement means the tax-base is drying up. Canada has to stop the bleeding, and immigration is helping over the long term.monNom
- There’s short-term pain, but in 10-15 years boomers are gonna start dropping like flies, and the housing shortage will be a thing of the past.monNom
- ^ When boomers drop, their house will be shared btw their 15 kidsProjectile
- It's a population trap we saw coming 40 years ago and decided to make worse.i_monk
- Wasn’t Canada just paying everyone to stay home during the pandemic. Sheesh! I’m sure that helped the housing price crisisnb
- I wish we were adding half a million people - it will be two million in 2024 easy.everyangle
- Low IQ and primitive culture is the problem.crazyprick
- The housing crisis started nearly 20 years ago, under Harper. The pm who wanted to dereg banks and bring subprime loans over the border.i_monk
- everyangle4
Real-time population clock:
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/…
We're not against immigrants, we are all immigrants here. The rate of population growth is irresponsible and unsustainable.
- 6 weeks away from 41 million. Wowza!nb
- In Toronto, high end hotels have been converted into homeless shelters all over the city. Over 1.5 billion / year is being spent on hotels for the homeless!!!everyangle
- https://www.toronto.…everyangle
- https://rb.gy/fmwdue…everyangle
- Only 41 Million? That's not even half of Germany. And I think Canada would have some more space left.Longcopylover
- Yes Canada has tons of space, most of which is beautiful wilderness. So as long as you don’t mind campingnb
- But seriously, 41 million isn’t too many people. I think people are more shocked at the rate of population growth...nb
- Any Canadian I ever chatted to longer than a half hour would try to convince me to move there. I'd never say to someone to move to Scotland, LOLPhanLo
- Canadians thing VERY highly of themselves lolnb
- *thinknb
- Canada can easily intake 300,00 - 500,000 people annual. Germany takes in less than 300,000. Currently we are on track to intake 2m this year alone.everyangle
- Housing and rent have soared due to high demand and low supply. You need to built the infrastructure first, not just dump people on the streets.everyangle
- Just today, 4000 - 5000 people will arrive looking for somewhere to stay. They need transit services, housing support, so Toronto and Vancouver primarily.everyangle
- it's disgusting to see humans being treated like cattle, completely irresponsible.everyangle
- @nb, not six weeks away, one week away from 41m - check next weekeveryangle
- Canada has room, just not in the 3 cities all newcomers go toGnash
- @gnash - 100% agree. it's the short term impact that leaves people homeless and desperateeveryangle
- It’s not easy to get to the other cities in Canada, either. Hop on a 5-day Greyhound from Toronto to Calgary? Don’t lose your headnb
- Greyhound ended operations in Canada not long ago.everyangle
- Oh shit!nb
- nb2
Half of all Canadians say there are too many immigrants: poll
https://nationalpost.com/news/ca…What is going on up there?
- Same thing that's happening everywhere else in the world. Influence from false narratives pushed by extreme right-wing populists. Canada isn't immune.Continuity
- That having been noted, I'd be interest to see the demographic breakdown of the people interviewed for polls like this. Exclusively WASP Canadians?Continuity
- New arrivals? 1st generation? I would imagine that immigrants from certain regions and/or religious affiliations would let their grievances with other ...Continuity
- ... groups do the talking. For example, Montréal Jews probably aren't keen on Muslims moving into the city, I expect. Et cetera.Continuity
- All of that to say: yes, I'm sure there's a increasing extreme right-wing agitation being relfected in these polls (I see you, Alberta and New Brunswick) ...Continuity
- ... but I would take it with a grain of salt, anyway.Continuity
- Yeesh. -1 for typos and shit grammar.Continuity
- Asking Canadians if they have concerns about something... Have you met one? they're just fucking virtue-signalling if they say no.kingsteven
- So you’re saying the poll is a lie? You seriously think they only surveyed white Protestants?nb
- https://i.imgur.com/…
this is from the same survey but they choose to omit that immigration is fairly low on the list of worries.kingsteven - Scaremongering at its finest.Salarrue
- Feels like you’re ignoring the fact that many immigrants, even 1st gen, do not want more immigrants. This is very common human naturenb
- Settlement-sector clickbaitkingsteven
- I suppose it’s possible that this poll is a radically false narrative but you have no evidence other than your own opinion about what people thinknb
- it's not wrong. it's just research wrapped in an article that is trying to make it more seditious than it is. of course people have concerns about immigrationkingsteven
- There are people sleeping on the streets cause there is no where to live:
https://www150.statc…
now = 41m people, 2022 = 38meveryangle - https://shorturl.at/…everyangle
- Could be just racist wasps like continuity said but honestly, you want to see real racism go up to Woodbridge or Thorncliffe or Richmond hill, it’s everywhere..._niko
- And established immigrant communities are the worst. Quebec I’m sure skews it too since they want to protect their quebecness. So 50% isn’t bad considering..._niko
- lol "quebec and the rest of canada" they're trying to fight everybody!pango
- @nb I don't know that the poll is ultimately a lie. I suspect it's not being entirely truthful or trustworthy, however. Also: the National Post.Continuity
- Not the most balanced or trustworthy publication out there.Continuity
- @_niko We'll never know if it's WASPs or someone else. The methodologies behind these polls aren't exactly transparent.Continuity
- Also as a curiosity, if they interviewed Canadas' indigenous population and asked them if there are too many immigrants I think the result would be 100% yes lol_niko
- ^ lol you're not wrong!Continuity
- if you're at least 15% native you pay minimal taxes and receive gov't benefits. That's entitlement we can all get behind.hotroddy
- canadian gov did fuck them over pretty bad. but as a pinochet supporter, you probably don't care about that.pango
- pango, feel free to lead by example and remove yourself from the first nation's land.hotroddy
- because that's coming from you i'm not gonna do that :) i'll instead advocate for my gov to give them more assistance.pango
- how convenient for youhotroddy
- nahh more like petty. because it's your idea lolpango
- btw since you're here. you said "with Trudeau at the helm it could be reality." but he's already at the helm?? what do you mean by that?pango
- hotroddy3
How many of you Canadians think it would be a big deal to be referred to 'illegals' if all of a sudden there was a mass migration of canucks to the USA?
- with Trudeau at the helm it could be reality.hotroddy
- I dgafnb
- What's in a name? That which we call a rose, By any other name would smell as sweet.nb
- Who cares, Canadians don’t give a hoot aboot fairy tale pipe dreams... we have all the syrup, the poutine, the beer and the beavers we needprophetone
- if a bunch of trump rednecks made their way up north they'd be considered illegals?hotroddy
- ^ Yes. If they came here illegally.monNom
- I don’t get your question. Canadians moving south or Americans moving north?_niko
- Our attitude would be singing “ I am an illegal alien, a Canadian in New York” any chance we got_niko
- Either. What would offend you most?hotroddy
- Are you afraid of Ryan gosling and Ryan Reynolds? lol Canadians are indistinguishable from most yanks. Some of the US’s biggest stars are canucks_niko
- Canaricans /Ameriadian?everyangle
- Drake, weekend, beiber, the Ryans, half your hockey teams plus a handful of nba stars. Plus we’re all educated and sort of literate_niko
- Oh and we speak a version of American that we call “English”_niko
- the queens englishhotroddy
- canadians have always had a place in american cinema. Many played roles in the
'midwest'. AKA Candy in chicago. Akroid in chicagohotroddy - Cananda's relationship with 'the midwest' is what allowed the incredible canadian talent to become relatable to USAhotroddy
- canadian comedians are the watered down british comedian. their wit just as quick as their british counter part but still relatable for americans. :/hotroddy
- One thing that is a bummer about demonizing “illegals” is that immigrants (incl illegals) pay a high rate of taxes compared to services receivednb
- I would find that to be annoying. Actually I currently find that to be annoyingnb
- you pay your income taxes but don't receive the benefits?hotroddy
- the list of jewish canadians actors is just as long.hotroddy
- You get benefits like infrastructure but you don’t get benefits like unemployment insurance, Medicare, etc.nb
- I personally know illegal immigrant families that have been paying taxes for 30+ years just in case the govt ever decides to offer them a path to citizenshipnb
- They get none of the social safety net benefits and are at risk of deportation at any notice. But they keep on paying taxesnb
- yes, you would want to prevent this at the border. otherwise what is the point of a borderhotroddy
- The one benefit of USA is you see like 20-30 flavour options of those little icing covered Hostess pie things at the gas stationprophetone
- Up north we have cherry and apple... see “getting in shape” threadprophetone
- official term is irregular border crosser
https://www.irb-cisr…pango - "with Trudeau at the helm it could be reality." but he's already at the helm??
so far we have more IRB from US than going to US.pango - Is this your worst fear, hotroddy, being labeled something YOU as a white Christian,feel is just a word for brown people you don’t like because you’re a racist?monospaced
- What's in a name? That which we call a rose, By any other name would smell as sweet.hotroddy
- pango that's because canadians respect borders.hotroddy
- there are a few 'illegal' canadians out here in hollywood. They stick out like a sore thumb among the latinoshotroddy
- Another racist troll campaign. How pathetic.CyBrainX
- if there was a sudden influx of male fubar trump loving canadians I bet you'd have no quelms calling them illegals.hotroddy
- cut the crap or put on your helmet and take a couple dabs of that hand sanitizer by your keyboard.hotroddy
- No. It's not called illegal here because it is a legal process to claim asylum. Similar process exist in US too. But US politic prefers to dehumanize others.pango
- hotroddy's new nightmare: https://broadcastdia…_niko
- claim asylum the legal way at the port of entry. we know they aren't claiming asylum they are fleeing from destruction their socialist revolution they createdhotroddy
- lol niko. and this
https://resizing.fli…hotroddy - how do you know they're not claiming asylum? socialist revolution they created? who? someone at the border? do you have a name?pango
- "with Trudeau at the helm it could be reality." but he's already at the helm??
what do you mean?pango - hotroddy, I don’t call anyone illegals. That’s a term only right wing cucks like you throw around to show everyone how gofdamned racist you are.monospaced
- i think hotknobby ran away again.pango
- ya he does that when he can't answer.pango
- from 'illegal aliens', 'illegal immigrants', to 'undocumented migrants'. I'm sure you don't consider yourself a pedophile but a minor-attracted person. :)hotroddy
- pango, Trudeau has been a disaster for Canada. That's what happens when you put a drama teacher at the helmhotroddy
- Sure sure. But what do you mean it could happened when he's at the helm? Cuz he's already at the helm but it hasn't happened yet?pango
- You've been evading the same question. Probably going to disappear again.pango
- You think this is a gotcha moment to save face for not knowing the size of lake ontario? I was being hyperbolic. But with Trudeau at the helm you never know.hotroddy
- lol meh i still don't know the size of ontario lake. quite frankly i just care about it.
so you were being overly dramatic? he's been at the helm for almost 10pango - yrs and what you said hasn't happened yet.
when is it going to happen?
so you fell into strawman fallacy?pango - He’s a minority govt, and he is extremely unpopular. Let’s agree that he’s a terrible prime minister.hotroddy
- sure. but it has been 8 yrs. when is what you said going to happened?pango
- I didn't say it was happening. it was a joke not to be taken literally. But Canada was better off 10 years ago than it is today.hotroddy
- oh so you were bullshiting. cool.
better on what metric?pango
- utopian0
- but who'll do the jobs Americans don't want to do like harvesting beer and poutine?_niko
- American's don't know where Canada is, we are not on their maps:
https://as1.ftcdn.ne…
(Canada's primary defence = obscurity)spot13
- milfhunter2
Just booked a 7 days trip to Montreal in may!
Any food tips or places i should visit?- Best city in Canada AND best time of the year to see it / sink it in as everyone comes out of hibernation.ideaist
- @ideaist i was also looking into June but the prices where insane for that month. Any tips?milfhunter
- well, not the best time of the year, the city is often still dirty after winter, it take a long time for the city to clean everything in Spring.HAL9001
- A lot of installations and summer stuff are not installed in May too.HAL9001
- BUT yes, the vibe is nice, everyone is happy after the long months of Winter, so the vibe is cool.HAL9001
- i could write you a list of things to do and food destination, dont have time now, but feel free to remind meHAL9001
- @HAL awesome i'll ping you in a couple of weeks. :))milfhunter
- Salarrue0
I hope this guy becomes Canadian Prime Minister in the future :
Wab Kinew
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wa…- former rapper in dead Indians_niko
- https://i.imgur.com/…Gnash
- https://i.imgur.com/…Gnash
- https://i.imgur.com/…Gnash
- Nice!Salarrue
- Him being elected premier on a province that can’t stand natives is saying something._niko
- eryx1
- _niko0
Just clicked on an ad because the branding looked interesting but had no idea what it was for.
This just feels so wrong, I get all the points it’s trying to make and the benefits as well and it’s no different than anything else we eat but it just seems a bit fucked up.
https://canadiansealproducts.com…
- And having said that, I’ve always wanted to try seal, muktuk too, but in a traditional setting up North, this commercialization seem unnatural_niko
- Kids get dibs on the seal eyeballsGnash
- Urumiitpalimpsest
- ^ holy crap, forgot about thatGnash
- ^ no thx
never going to try monkey poop coffee and will never try this as well.pango
- utopian-4
