Farmers: I cannot overstate how tight UAN supplies in N.A. are. I realize that in years past, even when supplies are tight, retailers have made product appear.
This year, do not be mad if your retailer says you will have to wait for supply if you haven't purchased already.
At his request, I met with Prime Minister Mark Carney @MarkJCarney today. We had a very frank discussion in which I made it clear that Albertans will no longer tolerate the way we've been treated by the federal Liberals over the past 10 years.
I provided a specific list of demands the next Prime Minister, regardless of who that is, must address within the first six months of their term to avoid an unprecedented national unity crisis.
This includes:
• Guaranteeing Alberta full access to oil and gas corridors to the north, east, and west
• Repealing Bill C-69 (aka. “no new pipelines act”)
• Lifting the tanker ban off the BC coast
• Eliminating the oil and gas emissions cap, which is a production cap
• Scrapping the so-called Clean Electricity Regulations
• Ending the prohibition on single use plastics
• Abandoning the net-zero car mandate
• Returning oversight of the industrial carbon tax to the provinces
• Halting the federal censorship of energy companies
I also made it clear that Alberta, as owner of the resource, will not accept an export tax or restriction of Alberta’s oil and gas to the United States, and that our province is no longer agreeable to subsidizing other large provinces who are fully capable of funding themselves. Lastly, I made it clear that federal mismanagement of Jasper and Banff national parks resulted in last year’s tragic wildfire in Jasper and is endangering Banff, and the situation must be rectified immediately.
With the federal election about to be called, I encourage all Albertans to get involved in what is likely one of the most pivotal and important elections in our nation’s history, and to support the party and candidates that have consistently advocated for freeing Alberta from federal overreach and the repeated economic attacks our province has faced from Ottawa over the past 10 years.
When I ran for Prime Minister, Stephen Harper claimed that my deficits would not be small, and would not be short lived.
This year's deficit (the 9th in a row) is $60-billion.
Volume up, and listen to how he predicted exactly what I would do to Canada.
It's all come true.
Some parents are concerned to learn that Balgonie Elementary is permitting two biologically male 7th graders use the female facilities because they identify as girls. Parents raised their concerns in September after their 12 year old daughter reported feeling upset and uncomfortable having to use the change rooms with the biological boys. Ultimately the principle and superintendent at Prairie Valley School Division told the parents they are keeping the policy in place and will facilitate a private change room if any of the 165 biologically female students at the school are uncomfortable to share a change room with anyone with a pen*s. Prairie Valley School Division trustees are up for reelection in November.
I have a 2015 GMC Acadia.
It has an 82L tank.
With the 3.3 cent increase to the existing carbon tax, it now totals 17.6 cents per litre.
To commute to work round trip is 156km, 5 days each week.
I get 12.6L per 100km of combined highway and city driving.
So, 82 L of fuel at 17.6 cents per litre carbon tax works out to $14.43 per fill up.
I have to fill up twice per week for work.
So 8 fill ups per month at $14.43 each fill up, comes out to $115.44 in carbon tax each month JUST TO WORK.
If we multiply that by 12, it totals $1,385.28
I have to fill up an additional 3 times per month for medical appointments, grocery shopping and kids activities. That totals $519.48 per year.
$519.48 plus $1385.28 comes out to $1904.76 per year that I pay in carbon tax just to use my vehicle.
My rebate for the year is $1085.70
That's a difference of $819.60 that I dont get back.
Thank god @PremierScottMoe stopped collecting the carbon tax on home heating. There's still GST on top of that I haven't calculated yet.
My income last year was barely more than 28K, and that is up by 5 grand from the year before.
There is no room in my life for any single thing to go wrong.
And in NO universe, am I getting back more than I pay in.
#TrudeauAlwaysLies #NotWorthTheCost
#AxeTheTax #CanadaNeedsPierrePoilievre
(How long before the haters and rabid eco zealots attack me for this post?)
NOLA #phosphate values continue to drive higher with tight year beginning inventories after huge fall run, poor production in Q4, poor imports and now early start to spring.
Again, TALK TO YOUR RETAILER SOONER THAN LATER.
Canada is projected to grow 93.529 MMT of all crops in 2024/25 with a population of 39 million people. 2.4 tonnes of grain per person. Trade should be on everyone’s agenda - but it is not. Well said quote from Larry Weber today. @L_MacAulay @JeremyPatzerMP @DavidMaritSK
Little more clarity to my earlier post.
This is for N.A.
Inventories are insanely tight. Folks are scrambling to find what they can to keep farmers moving.
Many long term veterans saying they have never seen it like this.
Maybe it starts to rain and we catch up...maybe.
Before the break totally unbiased rink burger review
Butte 8.5 - way better then last years
Loreburn 7.5
Delisle 7.5
Lucky Lake 7.5
Dinsmore 7
Kenaston 6 - loses points for not opening before the game
Outlook 5
Lots of dry buns out there guys