@DaveMarzolf@buperac Americans pay 1/2 what we do for Canadian booze and many other Canadian made goods. It’s really not fair to us. Our govt taxes us way more than they tariff/tax their citizens.
@WineSpirit3@BlueBayNetwork@Tablesalt13 Historically Russia and Belarus dominated the global potash market supplying more than 70% of the world’s production. Sanctions lowered production but numbers have been increasing back up to pre 2021 numbers. As per Canadian Govt website.
@SenatorKarnes@Olking07 In an area with a median income of like $45,000 someone making a good living should be able to afford to live in a safe neighbourhood. Governments have made life unaffordable.
@SenatorKarnes@Olking07 Just because the real estate agents made those look like attractive homes and AI touched up the colours and made the grass green. Non are starter homes. Like Rolika for instance, almost every one of your neighbours is a crack dealing pimp.
@SenatorKarnes@Olking07 There are definitely sketchy areas. None I would consider starter homes for people with a good income. Those are areas full of welfare recipients and drug users.
@Jagster20548365@SenatorKarnes@Olking07 I think the complaint is about the fact he makes over 6 figures and can’t get into home ownership. That the economy is fucked. Not about “starting somewhere” 50yrs ago a hard working person could buy a beautiful home with cash.
@defpac48@Waxyjim@UrbanCowboy688 No my complaint is that we aren’t drilling offshore Atlantic Canada when we have the reserves because liberal environmental protestors have scared away drilling companies.
@WalterC62247671@JewishWarrior13 No I know that Putin gave military support to the separatists of Donbas after they were being killed by their own government. People are really close to seeing what the Kremlin is capable of though because they keep poking the bear.
@SenatorKarnes@Olking07 That’s what $300k gets you in my neck of the woods. And it’s in a sketchy ass neighbourhood loaded with drug use and rampant crime.
@SenatorKarnes@Olking07 Depends where you’re at. Good luck finding one in Canada that’s isn’t in the middle of nowhere or in an extreme unsafe neighbourhood. If I made $110k a year I’d rather rent in a safe neighbourhood than endanger my children’s lives with drugs/crime.