@johnpaulpaumbo@cbcwatcher Carney has failed to expand on our primary negotiating card (resources). No new pipelines to tidewater and lack luster development. We’d have a far better hand if we already had the Northern Gateway and Phase 2 of LNG Canada underway
@WCanadaBetting@Bratt_world@Prominent_Bryan This was settled during the creation of Canada. It was conquered - right or wrong the dispute ended. Secondly, why should any of these “modern” treaties have tax exempt status. There shouldn’t be independent fiefdoms within Canada - pay and contribute
@GCarabine@SoulDialectic@GlobalCalgary Canada is now well below international peers on health rankings. We’ve fallen below others with public-private systems.
Average wait for an MRI in BC is 1-3 months (vs 1-3 weeks in the U.S. and Germany). Bad example on your end.
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@GCarabine@SoulDialectic@GlobalCalgary We desperately need a public private system. The government is incompetent running the entire portfolio and competition leads to improved care. We cannot even attract best-in-class doctors to BC. We do it with education and we should with healthcare.
@L0FI_beasts@NewWestSandy@vancolour In terms of productivity, we likely deserve a C- grade. In the same timespan, the U.S. built 8 LNG facilities (vs 1 in BC). They produce 114 MT (~$65B) vs our 11MT (~$7B). We cannot build without tax dollars right now and we’re leaving billions on the table. That is bad.
@NewWestSandy@happyhamers@vancolour Canadian visitors only represents 3% to 4% of total visitors for Las Vegas. Not material. It’d be far smarter to approve multiple oil pipelines in Northern BC as well as LNG facilities. Private capital will do it if you remove bans / indigenous bribes.
@NewWestSandy@vancolour We could start to utilize our natural resources? Seems like a no brainer. It’s our primary negotiating card. Either the populace starts working harder and we use these resources (oil, copper, timber) or accept a lower standard of living. Pretty simple
@JudithM52103345@cbcwatcher@CPC_HQ Why aren’t the liberals super charging our best leverage (natural resources)? The fact we haven’t built multiple pipelines to the coast or removed the industrial carbon tax is embarrassing. Trump doesn’t respect the weak, so better become a more resilient economy.
@propanemarin@GreenPlusAnE If you’re a country’s who’s competitive advantage is resources, you cannot prevent development (case & point US is well ahead now on LNG). We cannot even build a pipeline without public money and give equity stakes to the natives. That is a bad sign
@kapital_kat@KerryLynneFindl You sound like an old welfare recipient from Newfoundland who struggles to articulate on BC politics. Enjoy your descent into ‘economic oblivion’ without the transfer payments and subsidies.
@yer_conscience@SurvivingCrypto@KerryLynneFindl You also fail to point out that boats bound for Asia from Prince Rupert don’t transit the Strait. You’re using the Dixon entrance above the island…..
@AngelaS2Canada@amboultbee@Dave_Eby Doesn’t seem like a response of someone who is ‘centrist’. It’s nonsensical that people can switch sides without a by election. Most people just vote based on the party
@JimsonHogarth@gohstofcoals@MPelletierCIO The average person in Mississippi (lowest GDP in the U.S.) is wealthier than the UK (GDP per capita). Dollars follow productivity. Attempting to mandate equality in Canada will only lead it to fall further behind
@HP_222_92@Francis_Urq@stphnmaher That should be an opportunity to reflect upon n why Americans own more and have more capital. Maybe they have better policies for wealth creation? Rather than spurn one of the few growth industry, we should encourage investment
@politicalham@hmacbe China is working down oil inventories to avoid a price shock. They want to consumer more but are attempting to mitigate inflationary pressures. Oil and LNG demand is high and we’re leaving billions on the table.