I am not from Quebec and would like to hear from Quebecois actually how they feel. What I see and hear is that the Quebecois are very concerned about the threat from the USA as well and actually moved closer to the rest of Canada recently. The Bloc seemed to have missed the current situation and interests of their people completely here. Or am I completely wrong here?
And food safety was questionable before. We stopped buying cantalopes and onions from the US years ago. I rather do without than get ecoli or listeria.
The longer she stays, the more crap she does and says, the harder for people to justify this nutcase. And the US threats have even hardcore conservatives’ neck hair up. They don’t trust her not to sell us out. I believe a very, VERY small group actually wants to join the US.
I know Germany, Austria pretty well and their income isn’t as high as ours. And their rents and real estate in general are high. Clothing is more expensive too. Food definitely is cheaper.
100%. People haven’t seen nothing yet. Good time to start learning what really needs are. People have no idea anymore and don’t even realize where they blow their money.
Do you look at income, rent etc in these countries then? I know several European countries where groceries are indeed cheaper but you need to compare how much they earn there and their rent or mortgage. Let alone FX
I found both. Some items are more expensive, others are actually cheaper.
Buying produce and veg in season is key. Bulk if you can. Watch for sales especially with clothing and anything that is household items (TP, shampoo etc.). Not buying American is the first goal. Canadian is the next. Lots of cheaper stuff can be had by non-USA products.
Shopping is a skill like everything else.
I am sure they all are ok with paying Starbucks drink 2x a day
I am hearing some people starting to talk about Carney in a positive way here in Alberta. We are rural and lots of farmers. This is not going to fly. It’ll be over with them before he even gets going. Such a shame.
I did mine about 7 years ago and I didn’t find it easy or quick. It took two full days of proper (theoretical and handling guns - no shooting) training and the tests were not easy. Maybe there is difference where or who puts them on but my brain was smoking lol.
I passed with flying colours, so did my friend (we were both the only females). We were the two with the highest scores in the room. Several didn’t pass! I am a bit fuzzy on the number but I would say 7ish out of 40ish?! One was there for the second time and didn’t pass. The other one had tried several times before and never passed. The instructors were talking between them after they failed and left and I overheard.
Absolutely agree that criminals don’t care about gun safety and the proper paperwork. Neither for themselves nor for the guns.
What we (Alberta) need to do is separate from Danielle Smith. I wish she would just move to Florida to be with her buddy.