UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Wasn't that the point of giving Klein his own thread? If you don't want to know about Canadian banks or anything else Canadian then don't click on this thread.
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Wasn't that the point of giving Klein his own thread? If you don't want to know about Canadian banks or anything else Canadian then don't click on this thread.
moreluck
golden ticket member
Go click on the Jobs thread and you can learn about how well Canada & jobs there are doing!
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Give him a break--he has kept most of the Canadian stuff in this thread.
klein
Für Meno :)
cachsux
Wah
We could but that would just be rubbing our superiority in your face and we`d have to be real narcissistic jerks to do that.
klein
Für Meno :)
Halifax cheers after winning $25-billion deal to build fleet of navy ships
HALIFAX - Hundreds of shipyard workers in Halifax roared with delight Wednesday after hearing Nova Scotia won its bid to build the navy's next fleet of warships.
They huddled inside a tent at the Irving Shipyard along the city's harbourfront, clapping and smiling as the federal government announced their shipyard won a $25-billion contract to build new combat ships.
HALIFAX - Hundreds of shipyard workers in Halifax roared with delight Wednesday after hearing Nova Scotia won its bid to build the navy's next fleet of warships.
They huddled inside a tent at the Irving Shipyard along the city's harbourfront, clapping and smiling as the federal government announced their shipyard won a $25-billion contract to build new combat ships.
klein
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Watch out Dilli, we're comming for you !
Non-stop service to Phoenix soars to new heights http://www.flyeia.com/news/travel_a..._to_phoenix_soars_to_new_heights_?navID=11901
Community demands more direct service from Edmonton
October 19, 2011 (Edmonton, Alta.) — Both US Airways and WestJet are adding more flights on larger planes to meet the demand for more direct service between EIA and Phoenix this winter. Service has already started increasing and will reach 24 flights per week in January, 2012.
This is a substantial increase compared with 14 flights per week in January 2011. Over 100,000 passengers flew between EIA and Phoenix in 2011, making it EIA’s second-most popular US destination, just behind Las Vegas.
“Phoenix is a top pick for many leisure travellers, but the increased service will also be of tremendous benefit to business travellers,” said Peter McCart, EIA’s Vice-President of Strategy. “Phoenix is a popular US Airways hub that provides excellent connections to the southwestern US and Latin America,” added McCart.
Non-stop service to Phoenix soars to new heights http://www.flyeia.com/news/travel_a..._to_phoenix_soars_to_new_heights_?navID=11901
Community demands more direct service from Edmonton
October 19, 2011 (Edmonton, Alta.) — Both US Airways and WestJet are adding more flights on larger planes to meet the demand for more direct service between EIA and Phoenix this winter. Service has already started increasing and will reach 24 flights per week in January, 2012.
This is a substantial increase compared with 14 flights per week in January 2011. Over 100,000 passengers flew between EIA and Phoenix in 2011, making it EIA’s second-most popular US destination, just behind Las Vegas.
“Phoenix is a top pick for many leisure travellers, but the increased service will also be of tremendous benefit to business travellers,” said Peter McCart, EIA’s Vice-President of Strategy. “Phoenix is a popular US Airways hub that provides excellent connections to the southwestern US and Latin America,” added McCart.
Lue C Fur
Evil member
Wow...how did this Canadian get a gun and kill all those people?
Toronto police charge 'evil' man with 4 killings
Accused laughed when he heard about charges, lawyer says
Toronto police charge 'evil' man with 4 killings - Toronto - CBC News
Toronto police charge 'evil' man with 4 killings
Accused laughed when he heard about charges, lawyer says
Toronto police charge 'evil' man with 4 killings - Toronto - CBC News
klein
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Where do you think he got a gun from ?
Made and imported from the USA !
He probably is, too (not too many black people originated from Canada, but came from the US.
moreluck
golden ticket member
I read the whole story and all it said was he's from Toronto. You have any proof that he & his gun are from the U.S.?
Lue C Fur
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Lue C Fur
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Canadian healthcare at its best:
Woman breaks leg at hospital, told to call ambulance - Canada - CBC News
Woman breaks leg at hospital, told to call ambulance - Canada - CBC News
cachsux
Wah
Gosh forbid he might even be gay and jewish? Better dig out the KKK outfit and rally the gang.
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Lue C Fur
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Wow, this has cost Canadian tax payers some big bucks.
When Canada's auditor general tabled her December 2002 report, she set her sights on Ottawa's controversial gun registry program.
Sheila Fraser blasted the federal government, run by the LIberals at the time, for exceeding its estimated budget, saying that by the time the smoke cleared and all gun owners and their guns were registered, the program would have cost taxpayers more than $1 billion. Opposition critics were quick to point out that figure is 500 times more than the original $2-million estimate. A look at internal audits conducted by the Canadian Firearms Program suggests the cost of the program has been an issue from the beginning.
Here's a look at the key moments in the gun registry debate, and the rising costs over time.
Implementing the Firearms Act - Canada - CBC News
When Canada's auditor general tabled her December 2002 report, she set her sights on Ottawa's controversial gun registry program.
Sheila Fraser blasted the federal government, run by the LIberals at the time, for exceeding its estimated budget, saying that by the time the smoke cleared and all gun owners and their guns were registered, the program would have cost taxpayers more than $1 billion. Opposition critics were quick to point out that figure is 500 times more than the original $2-million estimate. A look at internal audits conducted by the Canadian Firearms Program suggests the cost of the program has been an issue from the beginning.
Here's a look at the key moments in the gun registry debate, and the rising costs over time.
Implementing the Firearms Act - Canada - CBC News
Lue C Fur
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Lue C Fur
Evil member
So what your saying is that you have no clue that the gun was from America and because he is black he is from America? ...you were just being your usual self and blowing smoke and trying to bash America again?
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