Aron Lundquist, owner of Diamond 7 Meats in Lloydminster, joined us to talk about the impact of provincial trade restrictions. He shared that if the barriers were removed, he could grow his business by 50% in The Lloydminster alone, helping not just his company, but others too.
His Diamond 7 Meats Food Bank Program is also affected. When farmers or ranchers donate a beef, Diamond 7 covers the processing costs. But since they’re based in Saskatchewan, they can only donate within the province or within Lloydminster city limits.
If you don’t think @JustinTrudeau doesn’t want US to put the Tariffs on then you’re not right. 1 week left before, which things were not terrible he decided to throw more cash at Ukraine. Fucking stupid only way liberals have a chance of winning is to make a problem at home.
@byterryjones Why! You chose to write a book about something you knew about and prosper from that. Why can’t Canadians look at their own politics and fix problems at home or more people will keep leaving.
Join Heather Price and me as we travel to the front lines of Europe, where brave Canadian soldiers fought for our freedom during WWI and WWII. This customized trip is a once in a lifetime experience that includes a stop at Vimy Ridge on Day 6 (June 2).
The Canadian victory at Vimy Ridge during WWI is often seen as a turning point in Canada's national identity. It is widely regarded as a defining moment for Canada as a nation.
The Battle of Vimy Ridge took place from April 9 to 12, 1917. Canadian forces, fighting together under a unified command for the first time, captured the strategically important ridge from German forces. Thousands of French and British soldiers had fallen attempting to capture the ridge. The Canadian victory was achieved through meticulous planning, innovative tactics, and the bravery of over 100,000 Canadian troops. The battle came at a high cost, with over 10,000 Canadian casualties, including nearly 3,600 killed.
The Vimy Memorial, located on Hill 145, the highest point of the ridge stands as a tribute to the 11,285 Canadians who died in France during WWI. The memorial features twin limestone pylons representing Canada and France, adorned with statues symbolizing themes such as sacrifice, mourning, and hope. The site also includes preserved trenches, tunnels, and cemeteries, offering visitors a poignant connection to the past.
Call Lambear Travel for more information at 780-875-4414, or follow the link in the comments below to explore our customized tribute to Canadian veterans.
@QuickDickMcDick He’s inadvertently is body shaming large kids as adult size clothing is taxed. Kids clothes no tax. News print no tax, magazine tax. This Iist is ridiculous to say this has no gst this item yes gst. Someone picked like a king give the peasant their .50 on their Xmas trees.
#cropmarketingmadecool@wtfuturespod couple days of speakers in Drumheller. Met lots of people learned lots and grabbed a photo. Home now. Host Ryan put on a great conference.
@JustinTrudeau This is a logistical nightmare on the opposite side of the ledger
no gst on a toy that imitates another item ie doll house
No gst on printed newspaper but magazines yes this goes only to Feb it seems like a lot of work for a short time
So just looked into AB cattle price insurance you can lock in 850 @ $3.26. So $100 of feed for the next 4 months on these calves. Cattle business is working good.
Watching CNN here at the end is fairly entertaining as Jake is stunned. After Trumps speech asking who called the election as if he needs names. One said Fox. @CNN don’t want to say it.
@kperlik Sorta of, had a hopper bin that was damaged on the top so used one ring and hopper to drop into then auger up into a dry bin. The open hopper holds one batch from RB800. Then added a 3 phase 40hp motor for I could get rid of the pto.