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@MarkJCarney American citizens, first across Canada’s bridge.

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@MarkJCarney You lied, and blamed a cowboy hat!

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@echipiuk Who printed their signs?

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@JillSweden1 Pro Canada comments always great Alberta like a rebellious child, they need to be punished. They never post, “provide Alberta with equal representation in the HoC and Senate” or “ we understand Alberta has a right to to export its natural resources”? It’s always punishment

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@jmhamiltonblog If the First Nations are so exemplary, why are the majority of their people poor, and their reserves slums. Your statement needs proof.

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@mobinfiltrator The disability is &hit and survivor benefits are limited to the maximum amount for a single individual. Technically, two people might receive 2 x max, when one dies the survivor doesn’t receive twice.

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@l3v1at4an @TorontoPolice @TPSOperations @MarkJCarney @gary_srp this makes me feel unsafe

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@Krommsan Not enough research by the buyer!

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@Nofgivenatall And Ottawa cares about improving Albertans lives? Please explain.

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@BarbLarochelle Lived in Edmonton/Leduc from 1974-96. We have 3 weeks of hot weather, where AC might be needed but didn’t have it. Remember thought, the urban heat affect, Edmonton is much larger. And, it takes moisture to get moisture, lakes also dries up during these years.

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@CoryBMorgan Your new electric won’t last 15 years.

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@itsrosesm Rose, can you find Canada on a map? Next determine how many kilometres the fire is from you. Hint: you might need to know what a kilometre is.

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@nandouglas Gee, the internet is a great source of information Nan, the cost per kWh in Medicine Hat for July 2026 was $0.07/kWh. I don’t think it can be much cheaper. I don’t think the NDP can do better.

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@MarkJCarney How many working taxpayers Canadians receive this benefit?

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@sarobertson_ Lieberals

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@KirkLubimov What do you expect? Aircraft and families in the “old” country makes any immigrant especially subject to external influence.

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@PrairieVeteran Lieberals

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@LauraBabcock @MarkJCarney PM Brookfield didn’t admit any mistakes, or own it. He only mentioned a “parallel agreement in principle”. Maybe ask him what that is.

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@cdnrefugee Why exactly were you expecting, fuel is based on the world price of oil, Alberta imports much of its food. After 2 months you should have noticed no sales tax, and if you are working you will notice a larger take home income. It’s still cheaper in Alberta than anywhere in Canada

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@ryangerritsen Agreement in “principle”, what is that? Sounds much like an MOU😉