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Its why Im leaving this God Forsaken province and headed to BC. Damn its tough to get a builders License there and I got respect that. Slow as molasses as well.

Come out East. And then you can bathe in those transfer payments you so hate

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02-17-2022 , 06:02 PM

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Every single province is phasing out mandates

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Still in place in BC.

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Every single province is throwing these mandates out the door

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I just told you that you are factually wrong and then you repeated the statement.

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Ontario is throwing out the vaccine mandate March 1.

Do you just suck at logic? You said - and repeated - that every province is phasing out mandates. That is factually incorrect as I have explained to you twice. Telling me about one province that is phasing them out obviously doesn't make your statement correct.

This is largely irrelevant, and I don't even mind you ****ed up the first time on the basic facts, but tripling down on your error is just ridiculous.

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02-17-2022 , 06:05 PM

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BC being the last province to hold on to a mandate isn't particularly a ringing endorsement on Trudeau trucker vaccine mandate.

I think there is a 50/50 shot it gets thrown out March 15th when BC wakes up and they are the last mandate province.

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02-17-2022 , 06:11 PM

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Making (fairly obvious) predictions about the future doesn't magically make your false statement correct.

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02-17-2022 , 06:24 PM

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If its fairly obvious that BC will throw out the mandate rather soon than I don't see a problem with me saying:

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Every single province is throwing these mandates out the door

Within context of Trudeau's trucker mandate.

Ok, I will rephrase to say nearly all provinces have announced phasing out the mandate within next 30 days or less.

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02-17-2022 , 07:06 PM

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Thank you for fixing your false statement on the fourth try.

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02-17-2022 , 07:15 PM

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Come out East. And then you can bathe in those transfer payments you so hate

No I am excited to move to Kimberley BC We have 6 lots and I bought one personally.

It is gorgeous in the Kootenays and its conservative

Ill be splitting my time between Edmonton and Kimberley as I finish two builds out here

If I was ever to go out east it be the Maritimes. Never been but it looks gorgeous.

Though If i had to pick the most gorgeous city I have been to in Canada it be Quebec City

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02-17-2022 , 07:49 PM

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Come out East. And then you can bathe in those transfer payments you so hate

Lol !

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02-17-2022 , 08:24 PM

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You get that people live and work in the area....right?

Yes. That would not prevent what I am saying. The Truckers are cloistered in groups that can be encircled by the military.

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02-17-2022 , 08:26 PM

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Its why Im leaving this God Forsaken province and headed to BC. Damn its tough to get a builders License there and I got respect that. Slow as molasses as well.

When are you arriving in BC? uke and I can plan a welcome party for you!

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02-17-2022 , 08:34 PM

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No I am excited to move to Kimberley BC We have 6 lots and I bought one personally.

It is gorgeous in the Kootenays and its conservative

Ahhh Kimberley makes sense. Still just a quick hop back to AB.

The Maritimes are gorgeous and rugged but damn cold in winter.

Quebec is the most beautiful city in N.America imo.

If the Province had a warmer winter I might have moved there instead of to BC as I do love PQ. Then Tien and I could be besties.

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02-18-2022 , 12:07 AM

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I grew up in maritimes, it is not close to as cold as Alberta. But they get huge dumps of snow regularly that sucks.

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02-18-2022 , 12:07 AM

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02-18-2022 , 12:14 AM

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Damn. Protesting is a new ball game now. Cause millions in economic damages? Your elected representatives will start running a leadership campaign based on who loves you most, and switch policy to what you want on a dime while barely lifting a policing finger.

OF COURSE people on the other side of the political spectrum are taking not and upgrading their tactics

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02-18-2022 , 05:01 AM

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The idea of lozen making wheel barrels of cash with housing dev while spouting so much nonsensical junk is actually pretty good stuff. I like it

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02-18-2022 , 06:07 AM

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It is gorgeous in the Kootenays and its conservative

Yeah, the Kootenays will be a nice way to start for you as a semi-BCer. Lots of Albertans (probably 50% or more of the summer population, LOL), rural politics, and even the same time zone!

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02-18-2022 , 09:55 AM

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No I am excited to move to Kimberley BC We have 6 lots and I bought one personally.

It is gorgeous in the Kootenays and its conservative

Still luxury house building? I remember that BFI thread.

You must have made a killing buying lots before the pandemic and seeing house prices explode.

I am more of a city skyscraper guy. Don't like low rise cities too much. Quebec city is very beautiful though.

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02-18-2022 , 10:01 AM

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Are you fluent in French or very good? English speaking Cannucks don't quite enjoy Quebec too much as a home.

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02-18-2022 , 10:04 AM

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The idea of lozen making wheel barrels of cash with housing dev while spouting so much nonsensical junk is actually pretty good stuff. I like it

Wheel barrels of cash. I built 4 houses last year and lost money on 2 of the 4 . The other two are break even. The two I am building here this year have small profits

That is the funny thing about all this affordable housing stuff. If you can not control costs.......

Yeah nonsensical junk like politicians should deliver on what they promise.

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02-18-2022 , 10:06 AM

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Actually the opposite. We had some lots but did not build the first year of the pandemic. The last two costs are through the roof and selling prices have not kept up. I only do infills and many of the infill builders are taking a break. Lumber alone is up 300%

Though the lots we bought in Kimberley good be a gold mine for us.

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02-18-2022 , 10:13 AM

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Are you fluent in French or very good? English speaking Cannucks don't quite enjoy Quebec too much as a home.

I cant speak a word of it. Some would say I struggle with English at least my writing skills

Though you can still appreciate how gorgeous the city is and the culture. I was alot younger than but the if you cant speak french your screwed in Quebec City. I found Montreal easier . Though I have no clue how that is today

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02-18-2022 , 10:50 AM

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My neighbour does tear-downs - he's put it on hold and is doing kitchen reno's for the past 2 years: making more money, dealing with less subcontractors and only working indoors.

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02-18-2022 , 10:53 AM

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Comparing what 1 million gets you in Quebec city vs. the GTA, it's damn tempting to brush up on my grade 11 French...

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02-18-2022 , 11:56 AM

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Comparing what 1 million gets you in Quebec city vs. the GTA, it's damn tempting to brush up on my grade 11 French...

I think as a young family if you knew a trade or teacher, nurse or doctor areas like the Kootenays and East Coast are great places to move.

See lots of adds for Nova Scotia on TV trying to attract folks

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02-18-2022 , 12:00 PM

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Interesting Post by Tara Henley who left CBC on the Emergencies Act

https://tarahenley.substack.com/p/by...utm_source=url

And why she left the CBC

https://tarahenley.substack.com/p/sp...utm_source=url

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