@cUr@-TL
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J’va au St-Hubert de temps en temps (5-6 fois par annee peut-etre) pis chu ben content.
Tse si on commence à juger tout le monde sur les endroits fréquentés ca finira pu.
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J’va au St-Hubert de temps en temps (5-6 fois par annee peut-etre) pis chu ben content.
Tse si on commence à juger tout le monde sur les endroits fréquentés ca finira pu.
Spaceman Spiff
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Pas mal tout le monde qui a acheté un Sodastream fait son propre soda.
Broody
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IGA = independant grocers alliance. La plupart des IGA avec un propriétaire ont de la latitude pour vendre ce qu'ils veulent, il faut juste que tu leur manifeste ton intérêt pour tel ou tel produit et si t'es pas le seul le propriétaire peut commander de ton stock spécial. Quand je travaillais pour eaux vivres ont livrait directement aux IGA qui étaient intéressés par nos produits sans passer nécessairement par Sobeys.
Et j'ai cuisiné des desserts iraniens et des plats végan weird pour Noël, tous les ingrédients étaient à 10 minutes à pied de chez moi et ça m'a pris 45 minutes par recette.
Et si je suis paresseux j'ai des boulangeries françaises, argentine et et italiennes à 5 minutes de chez moi, ils vendent pas de joe louis là.
On s’en calice de tes histoires de plateau Clarence, nous autres on veut des joe louis, des pepsi pis nos chèques de bs.
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Gregster
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It's not that there is too many grocery stores the problem is there is too many choice of products.
Broody
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Au moins ils vendent des jarritos au coin de ma rue, même si j'en ai jamais acheté.
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Fucking Trudeau, fucking the Canadian economy again.
Stirl_ae86
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More like a pathetic desperate attempt to buy a few votes. Too little, too late I'd say...
Who's vote exactly is he trying to buy? The people in Alberta who won't for anything that's not blue? Even he knows that not happening. Or the people in BC who are against the pipeline in currently liberal ridings he risks losing to the NDP now?
Stirl_ae86
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NDP is blue?
SolTNutz
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The pipeline was approved today because a vast majority of Canadians want this to happen. The economic windfall will be great for Canada. Trudeau said ( to please the green ) that all profits from the pipeline will go towards renewable energy projects.
Note, it is not the people of BC, it is a small group of loud mouthed twatwaffles that are hypocrites, drive and fly everywhere, heat their houses and bitch about Alberta oil while massive takers bring Saudi oil into the east coast, or wanting a tanker ban while massive cruise and coal ships increase their trips every year.
All I know is that I have a 2.5 year job ahead of me now and the supercharger will be put into the BMW.... Happy days
SL!nky.Ako
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Just to be curious where do you live, what do you drive and what’s your job?
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Stirl_ae86
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It's sad that most Canadians that oppose pipelines being built in Canada have been manipulated by American anti-pipeline propaganda/advertisements. They convinced people that it's better to import oil from the Middle East, and continue to send our crude down to the US below market value, then buy back a refined product at full price.
Stirl_ae86
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"There’s no doubt that the Trudeau Liberals are facing some ugly poll numbers here in Alberta, and their insistence on pushing ahead with Bill C-69 and Bill C-48, and now their carbon tax, is only serving to further drive down the Liberal brand in this province. This disdain has left many Albertans open to the idea that perhaps Trudeau is actually not in support of this pipeline — that there’s actually been an elaborate charade for the past 30 months or so to mask the real Liberal agenda of killing TMX.
With the potential negative consequences of C-69 and C-48 on Alberta’s energy sector and the dismissive response from the government to those raising concerns, it can be hard to find compelling evidence of a Liberal desire to see Alberta succeed. But that’s not an argument for the existence of a secret plan to torpedo TMX. But nor should we pretend that the Liberals are doing Alberta any favours.
Simply put, the Liberals have their own reasons for approving TMX. It involves the economic benefits that this project will deliver, as well as advancing the Liberal narrative that they’re the party of balance: the Conservatives, you see, don’t care about protecting the environment, whereas the NDP and the Green Party don’t care about economic development and good paying jobs. Only the Liberals care about both, or so we’re to believe.
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/cana...pproving-trans-mountain/ar-AAD3BrI?li=AArWeBz