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Old 06-19-2004, 04:29 AM
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Originally posted by FurleyII:
Alberta is prosperous becuase Ralph wasn't afraid who got offended when he cut back on wasteful spending and now were 2 years from being a debt free province.
There's just as much natural resource in provinces like BC and SK, Ontario has the shipping trade and 2/3 of the country's population, no reason they should even have debt. [/QB][/QUOTE]

I'll agree that Ralph runs a tight ship and that's great. But there's no comparison to the royalties received from the oil industry in Alberta compared to BC or SK. Remember Alberta was a "have not" province before Leduc.
And yes, ON could definately be run without dept. We can do better.

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Old 06-19-2004, 07:35 AM
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agreed, ill be voting for the most west friendly candidate, maybe help some farmers who are still stinging from the BSE ordeal, its amazing, an ice storm hits quebec, and its a national emergeny.... half albertas economy is basically vaporized in one day and the government doesnt even notice it??? wtf is that about? oh and dont even get me started on the government giving cash to air canada, screw that, if they go under then they go under, air canada is a prime example of our liberal government, the fatcats arent willing to take a pay cut to save the system, so they lay off 20 people whos combined salaries are still lower then one upper management type and expect things to be ok???

how many people here have, or do own their own business?? wouldnt it be great if u could run it 5 million bucks into the ground, then go to the government and say "um lil help?" and get a bailout package thats BS, i dont see martin offering to pay off my soundsaround card, why should my tax money go to keep a sinking ship afloat another year or 2?
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Old 06-19-2004, 08:28 AM
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Dereck, I apologize if the statement I made about transfer payments was incorrect. I am sure I read that when reading about the history of the oil industry in Canada.

So, is there a tougher job than being a Liberal canidate in Alberta?

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Old 06-19-2004, 09:48 AM
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thats not a tough job, its a non existant one... im sure they have to draw straws in the liberal office to see whos gonna put their face on a sign....
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Old 06-20-2004, 09:00 PM
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Originally posted by Tha-Game:
agreed, ill be voting for the most west friendly candidate, maybe help some farmers who are still stinging from the BSE ordeal, its amazing, an ice storm hits quebec, and its a national emergeny.... half albertas economy is basically vaporized in one day and the government doesnt even notice it??? wtf is that about?
I agree with that, I'v never been out west, in fact I've never been past Timins, but a lot(most) of my family is located in NS and PEI, and snowstorms are a part of life there...it's not unusual to get 2-3 feet of snow in a day or 2.

But Quebecs power goes out, because of an ice-storm and Ontario sends in our Military power? I'm sure it must be the same for the west....heavy snow and ice storms are part of life, like Ontario puts up with rediculous humidity and stupid cold in the winter without much snow at all.
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