I'm not an expert on the subject honestly and frankly.. didn't need to be.J1M wrote: ↑ March 11th, 2023, 14:56He didn't even post the world Junior hockey results. Or point out that USA has 10x as many people but was almost regulated out of those recently.
Must be a Canadian given how nice he is being in this argument.
Did I take a wrong turn and end up at resetera?
One of my favorite forums to post in.
KnightoftheWind wrote: ↑ March 12th, 2023, 06:47North America as a whole was an experiment, conjured up by freemasons and (((banking interests))). America was doomed the minute Washington betrayed the King, and cemented "enlightenment" values as the cornerstones of the new nation. No longer was man guided by transcendent institutions of Monarchy and the Church, but by his own selfish pursuit of wealth and economic prosperity. The U.S and Canada alike are nothing more than economic zones, who's natural resources are being sucked dry to benefit (((foreigners))) at the expense of the native population. Democracy is a gay meme that was old fashioned even in the days of Ancient Greece, the very idea that the peon masses should have a say in absolutely anything is mind boggling. At best it should only be reserved for those of higher castes, male landowners and scholars for example, but even that is just a band-aid on an otherwise horrible idea.
Ontario reported the largest share of residents ditching their home province for Alberta in 2022.
Of last year’s top 10 provincial migration patterns, Ontario found itself on the list six times — in each instance, as residents fled for another province.
A net of 22,921 Ontarians moved to Alberta, marking the highest provincial migration shift among all provinces. Alberta was followed by Nova Scotia, with 10,464 Ontarians calling the province their new home.
BC residents are also leaving for Alberta — 10,418 more than Albertans who moved to BC.
Alberta Jobs, Economy and Northern Development Minister Brian Jean said Alberta is calling and many are answering the call.
“Our province continues to welcome people to experience the Renewed Alberta Advantage – being part of a highly skilled workforce with an affordable, exceptional lifestyle,” he told True North.
Earlier this month, the Alberta government announced it would launch a second iteration of its Alberta is Calling campaign to attract more skilled workers from Ontario and Atlantic Canada — even after Ontario Premier Doug Ford told Alberta Premier Danielle Smith he’s not a fan of the advertisements.
In a keynote speech to Alberta Enterprise Group members on March 2, Smith said Ford told her he didn’t like the Alberta is Calling campaign.
“I said ‘I betcha don’t, but we’re going to keep doing it because it’s working,’” she told the crowd.
The first iteration of the campaign, which ran in summer 2022, targeted skilled labour workers living in Toronto and Vancouver. The second campaign seeks to attract Canadians living in the Maritimes and parts of Ontario, including London, Hamilton, Windsor, and Sudbury.
Jean also said two-thirds of Alberta’s net interprovincial migration occurred after the launch of the Alberta is Calling campaign in August.
“More than 4.6 million people now call Alberta home,” he said. “Thanks to Alberta’s growing population, employers are making progress towards filling vacant full-time positions as workers migrate to Alberta to find good-paying jobs with higher wages than the rest of the country.”
Another net of 8,950 Ontarians moved to BC, while net 4,953 Manitobans and net 3,883 Saskatchewan residents left for Alberta, respectively.
Mike Moffat, a founding Director of PLACE Centre which creates policy solutions for more liveable communities, said the numbers should be a “wake up call” for progressives.
“Families have decided they either can’t, or won’t, make a go of it in our largest cities,” he wrote on Twitter. “That they’ve voted with their feet to go elsewhere.”
I can't speak for all of them, but the fact that the CBC is funded by the govt. would make it obvious that they are obsolete and a tool of the govt. And this is a bubble they don't want to burst. Especially to the extreme generations right now: the boomers and the zoomers. Although the zoomers don't care much anyway.
The page they cite even has another term for media outlets controlled by the state rather than being funded directly above their quote:2. Used to express possibility or probability: It may rain this afternoon.
Dishonest assholes.How state-affiliated media accounts are defined
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Because it's a term they've been using to tar outlets like RT for years to the point where it gained a commonly accepted negative connotation despite it being factually correct when applied to them.
A lot of people are sheep in Canada, and when you try to tell them that CBC is shit and is there to promote the state agenda, they just blink an eye and continue listening. I also see many people who even put pro-CBC signs on their front lawns. With this message, CBC is afraid some people might wake up out of their stupor and realize who they really are.
CK TRUDEAU" The_Mask wrote: ↑ August 2nd, 2023, 20:20$10 says he's gonna come out as gay right before the next election.
After years of speculation about their marital status, Justin Trudeau and wife Sophie Grégoire today announced their separation after 18 years of marriage, asking for privacy to protect their children.
Should Canadians care?
They're saving the sodomite card for the right moment. He could also crossdress and be a tranny as well, there are many options to pick from should the need arise.The_Mask wrote: ↑ August 2nd, 2023, 20:20$10 says he's gonna come out as gay right before the next election.
After years of speculation about their marital status, Justin Trudeau and wife Sophie Grégoire today announced their separation after 18 years of marriage, asking for privacy to protect their children.
Should Canadians care?
