@HomeOfCricket first time watching a match. I’m visiting family. Well worth the trip from Canada to be able to come here and watch the London Spirits. What a great place to come and watch our first match. Thanks Sachil for getting us these great seats
@kowalchukfarms1 We have had a delta track for 12 years. more maintenance. Rougher than wheels. I find I get stuck a lot easier than when we had wheels. At this point then next tractor I buy will have wheels and not tracks. I don’t feel the benefit of less compaction etc out weigh the costs
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The question: Why should taxpayers be on the hook for funding pipelines?
The answer: They shouldn’t.
The Liberals meddled with TMX, chased off the private builder, and stuck Canadians with the bill. They need to listen and learn and stay in their lane.
Set the rules, ensure a level field, then let industry do its job.
As we head into Christmas, folks across Bow River are stepping up. Our food banks, churches, and volunteers are making sure no family goes hungry and every child feels the joy of the season.
I'm proud of the work Bow River's charities and parishes are doing to lift up the most vulnerable. This is the real Canada: neighbours helping neighbours, guided by faith, service, and common sense. They deserve our support, respect and policies that empower them to continue their important work in our communities.
Shadow Minister for Agriculture, John Barlow, has called on Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald to act.
Farmers don’t need talk. They need action.
The Minister said he would stand with producers. It’s time to prove it.
Food security and farm livelihoods are on the line.
BC Premier David Eby has no veto.
At Environment Committee I asked the CEO of the Major Projects Office, Dawn Farrell, a straight question:
Does the BC Premier have a veto on national interest pipeline projects?
Her answer: No. Only the Privy Council does.
So all the Liberal talk about needing BC’s permission is political theatre. Alberta’s energy belongs to Canadians, not to another Premier and not to Ottawa’s bureaucrats.
Common sense: if it’s in the national interest, build it.
BREAKING: This is devastating news for Canadian canola farmers as harvest begins. China has hit Canadian canola with a punishing 75.8% tariff, using false claims of dumping to attack one of our largest agricultural exports and an industry that supports over 200,000 Canadian jobs.
The Canola Council of Canada says our trade practices follow international rules, yet the Liberal government has no plan to respond. After nearly a decade of Liberal mismanagement and weak trade policy, countries like China see Canada as an easy target. Farmers need immediate support and strong action to protect their livelihoods. We were told Mark Carney was an expert negotiator, but he has shown no willingness to stand up for Canadian producers. Under this Liberal government, another major Canadian industry is left exposed and undefended against damaging tariffs. The Prime Minister must defend Canadian Agriculture.