I left Canada when most of the population voted in liberals multiple times. When I got yelled at for getting in an elevator without a mask. When I wasn’t allowed to go buy groceries without a vaccine card. When my neighbors called the police on us for inviting family over. After I got harassed by a homeless man on the subway with my 2 year old and nobody stepped in. After areas in downtown Toronto (where I lived) were taken over by tents and addicts. After I was told there was a 2 year waiting list for an ankle replacement when I couldn’t walk. After I had to find a surgeon out of country. After I’d spent days waiting in emergency for subpar “health care”.
It’s not just the government. It’s the people in Canada too. And no, not all of them, but in Toronto? In Quebec? A lot of them. And it’s getting worse not better.
I miss Canada. I miss old Canada. I miss old Toronto pre-2016. But it wasn’t just the government that wrecked it. It was the entitled, naive people living there that brought it on.
I feel terrible for Canadians (especially Albertans) that can’t pick up and leave but I’m sure as hell not going back until it doesn’t feel like a 3rd world country full of people who hate people like me.
@ShelBoh1@RockBtmEntries Thankfully our SK/AB premiers are not tolerating this type of response.
This is not a SK/AB problem–it's the Liberal/NDP's problem.
I view this push to use our resources as leverage as a disrespectful threat against us from Ottawa and the other Premiers.
@Anthony20576606@RockBtmEntries Of imported natural gas– pretty small domestic use overall. USA buys it for arbitrage and to ship it out as LNG. Imported from Canada merely due to geography and abundancy in Alberta. No one is shipping LNG to the USA obviously.
@SContango@RockBtmEntries@NoLimitGains@MLPotash Red sea is more the issue with the Houthis. Main issue actually is that USA needs to ensure potash security– Ottawa wants to use Sask's potash as leverage in trade (stupidly), thankfully Sask adamantly and smartly refuses. Regardless, risk is Eastern Canadian liberals hate SK/AB.
@5150Inprogress@BradWall306 Yes, their project is interesting because they plan to horizontally drill the formation through the middle and flood the sylvinite plane and return the brine up two parallel producer wells, as opposed to caverns.
@5150Inprogress@BradWall306 From Sask, work at one of our SK mines.
I was referring to a low cost potash solution mine not located in the USA, but US DFC funded.
It's on the west coast of Africa– massive potash reserves and expandability if desired. It has a durable competive advantage. Millennial Potash
@5150Inprogress@BradWall306 It is ridiculous to say 20% isn't very large. We are the largest supplier, with market power. Brad hit it on the money, it was true, and I professionally know this industry.
@5150Inprogress@BradWall306@5150Inprogress I work in the potash industry. Hard no. Respectfully, it would bring us back a decade and decimate the province.
Merely would help Rus/Belarus. Likewise, USA gov is funding a new potash project (massive reserves) on the coast of Gabon (comp. to Venezuela for Oil)
Premier Ford surely must know that the oil Ont gets from western Cda flows through a pipeline that dips down into the US. He should’ve also been briefed that a large of Sk potash to overseas is shipped through Portland b/c of capacity issues and policies at the Port of Van
"We cannot and will not support" export tariffs on Canadian natural resources.
Sask. Premier Scott Moe rejected using potash as a weapon against the U.S., warning it would kill Canadian jobs, raise costs for farmers and drive American buyers to countries like Belarus.
Doug Ford wants a headline and attention.
Scott Moe wants Canadians to keep their jobs.
That is the whole fight.
Ford is out here telling reporters Saskatchewan should weaponize potash and oil like it is a soundbite. “Their agricultural sector would be dead overnight,” he says. Easy words when the mines are not in your backyard and the pink slips will not land in Vaughan.
Moe’s answer was adult:
“Not possible. Why would you put Canadians out of work?”
Because that is what an export tax on oil and potash actually does. The United States already buys most of the potash it uses from us. We supply roughly four-fifths of those imports. Sounds like leverage until you remember America is still about half of what we sell. Cut it off and they shop Russia, Belarus, Israel. We do not find a new buyer overnight. We lose the market, we lose investment, and Saskatchewan workers eat the first punch so Ontario can look tough on TV.
So ask the question nobody in Ottawa wants.
Is Moe the only premier still treating Canadian jobs as the point?
Ford gets the clip. Carney gets the press conference. The people who actually produce the stuff get told their livelihood is a bargaining chip.
That is not standing up for Canada.
That is standing on Canadians.
#cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #skpoli #onpoli
Thank goodness for Scott Moe & DanielleSmith both are doing what is best for 🇨🇦Canada’s workers, businesses & economy
While Carney, Ford, Eby feed their asinine insatiable EGOS
Carney lives in some fantasy alternate universe where Canada’s land border is actually attached to Europe…
Canada/US trading partnerships took many decades to build
Carney’s delusional thinking he can wave a wand & magically replace $430Billion of goods Canada exports to USA every year
#cdnpoli
@oilmutt The recent incident on August 25, is unlikely to directly halt helium production, because the fire occurred at a downstream polymer facility, not the helium extraction plant itself. This is what I'm reading online.
Notice Something Albertans...
When Domnique Le Blanche Is Confronted With "...I Don't Think Your Negotiating From A Strong Position..."
The FIRST Asset He Throws Back Is Oil And Gas And Potash - THE WESTERN PROVINCES...
The ASSET That The LIBERAL/LEFTIST Scum In Eastern Canada Have Been BLOCKING FOR 11 FUCKING YEARS!
We HAVE To Separate Albertans - We CANNOT Be Led By These Inept And CORRUPT People
@CTVCalgary@ABDanielleSmith@PremierScottMoe
If either of you two premiers permit the leveraging of our natural resources in Ottawa's failed trade talks, I will personally exert every ounce of effort to replace every MLA from your party with tens of millions of donor dollars.