@kencu_web@KirkLubimov The biggest problem with Canada is other provinces refuse to develop their economies. Quebec has a ban on hydrocarbon development for example. Why should they receive any money from resource extraction if they are so against it? Seems hypocritical to me.
@jogoyette@btn_1973@KirkLubimov Quebec has a complete ban on hydrocarbon development, but they love the equalization money. Let’s see them ban receiving any money from the proceeds of resource extraction.
@jogoyette@StephanTreagus@KirkLubimov What makes Alberta special is the fact that the resources are allowed to be developed. That is the main problem with most of Canada. Red tape stopping investment/development.
@MannyTerrebonne@KirkLubimov I personally know him, so that is definitely not true. Canadian’s don’t like to hear the facts about why we are in the mess we are. That is definitely true.
@Abulinixish@KirkLubimov Canada’s current issues stem mostly from repeatedly electing governments whose policies have been hostile to business investment development. A dynamic, less constrained economy would have given the country far greater capacity to absorb external shocks and domestic pressures.
@djhowat@miket136 The Indians say they own it and have rights to it all. What happens when governments like BC NDP give it away? I guess it won’t always be Canadian.
@LoneSol92097009@KirkLubimov Explain to me how complaining about how poorly Canada is run impacts anything trump does? I pay 100k in income taxes for our various levels of government to piss away and it really anger me. Am I the problem?
@KirkLubimov It’s funny that the countries that produce these “refugees” will never accomplish anything. Borders exist for a reason and without them we all become Africa etc.
@PeterGi08603862@KirkLubimov If any other country try on earth had this opportunity it would be game on. In Canada it’s a fantasy. The expansion projects will move forward though.