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    #11
    Already asked, but will try again, do you think the leftards will rebuild onsite Malibu beach. Also, what about the multi billion dollar resorts being built 5 to 10 feet above high tide all around the world below the 22nd latitude. You’ve lost, quit digging.

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      #12
      what about the banks that finance these developments ? are they not aware that they will be soon full of water ? you better inform them cc
      Last edited by cropgrower; Jan 22, 2025, 10:12.

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        #13
        Trudeau has increased the size of civil service from 157,000 to 367,000 in nine years when it should have been reduced in size with help of remote communication and technology but instead there has been a reduction of services and regional offices despite many more civil servants. The service standards are atrocious.

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          #14
          Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
          Trudeau has increased the size of civil service from 157,000 to 367,000 in nine years when it should have been reduced in size with help of remote communication and technology but instead there has been a reduction of services and regional offices despite many more civil servants. The service standards are atrocious.
          I wonder which way all of those new civil servants will vote if we ever get a fiscal conservative running for election who promises to cut all those redundant civil servants?

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            #15
            Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post

            I wonder which way all of those new civil servants will vote if we ever get a fiscal conservative running for election who promises to cut all those redundant civil servants?
            Even if they just stop replacing the ones retiring in the next 4 years would drop the size of the workforce bigtime. Lots of stage couch departments could be shutdown . Run it like a business for a change.

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              #16
              Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post

              I wonder which way all of those new civil servants will vote if we ever get a fiscal conservative running for election who promises to cut all those redundant civil servants?
              I don't think it will matter, I think there is catastrophic damage done to the Liberal brand that they don't stand a chance at forming government in the next election, maybe two.

              What's the best the political parties that don't stand a chance at forming government can hope for? Holding the Conservatives to a minority government? What a dysfunctional system. One right of center party, two left of center parties and one self-seeking regional party that can occupy too many seats in the House of Commons. What would it take to change it when those regions of Canada wielding the most seats would never want to forfeit any power. We need more balance and fairer representation. It would be interesting to note each provinces percentage of Canada's GDP. The GDP/capita is an interesting comparison.


              edit in, this post doesn't fit the thread's original theme.
              Last edited by farmaholic; Jan 22, 2025, 19:47.

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                #17
                What does the Market income per capita mean?

                Sask does poorly there?
                Last edited by shtferbrains; Jan 22, 2025, 22:41.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by shtferbrains View Post
                  What does the Market income per capita mean?

                  Sask does poorly there?
                  Best to use Google for an explanation.

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                    #19
                    Market income per capita is a measure of the average income earned per person in a given area, excluding government income, before taxes. It's calculated by dividing the total market income of an area by its population?

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