Stats Canada!!!!!!

[freewheat]

Seat count 36 commy, 19 con.

Vote share 45% commy, 44% con

Again, the city and the natives shall rule over all rural/normal manitobans. The commies should be whining about first past the post, no? Unless they win of course, then it is "this is how our democracy works". LOL

My sympathy as well Klause. Sask was stuck like this too and it was so frustrating to behold. Finally Saskatoon got a grip on reality, and we booted the beggars out.

[chuckChuck]

Good thing the redneck right has a quiet place at agriville where they can cry in their beer.

"the city and the natives shall rule over all rural/normal manitobans"

pathetic!!

I rest my case.

[freewheat]

Winnipeg and the north will rule over the
rural realists. I rest my case. Kinda like
when Toronto and pieces of *****bec ruled
over a massive nation for 13 years,
despite constituting less than 10% of its
land base, and 1% of its natural wealth.
Yet they controlled it.

Again, what do you think kyle korneychuk
of the vote percent?

[Fransisco]

Manitoba's conservatives have to get serious about their job. Instead of thinking they can just coast to power.

They thought that all they had to do was sit back and wait till Gary Doer was gone and people would just elect them for no other reason than its time for a change. They ran a lacklustre campaign with a truly uninspiring leader who should have been shown the door after the previous election. But no, they decided to wait four more years for ol hurricane Hugh to show them he doesn't have what it takes.

So Manitoba will remain a socialist backwater for another four years at least. What a waste.

[Burbert]

The Albertie Barley Commission currently
has no head, it's headless, just stenos,
and accountants collectin checkoff fees
currently. Theys busy threatening
barley buyers, wit fines and goal time!
Sorta a mini wheatie bored operation in
progress...... The Albertie Grainery
Commission is an unknow entity in Gag,
hence they have no position, other than
trash the CWB a course, PC hacks
collecting money fer little er no work
done. Current position, wallowing at
the public trough of funds.........

[Burbert]

Go ND's Go! Butt remember that caring
for people, environment, the economy,
culture and helping those who need help
not always very popular, wit yer mean
spirited neighbours next door, where
GREED IS GOOD, let the chips fall where
they may, shoot shovel and shutup fer
chr#$%sake, wes Alberties and ALWAYS,
ALWAYS no whats goin on!!!!!! Saskies
er wannabees 2. BCs fulla pissed libs
right now, ya fer the harmonie sales
tax..........

[wilagro]

The AB government has been ranting and railing against the CWB for the last fifty flaming years. Its about time they called it quits. Millions of dollars wasted. Well they may get their way OR they may not...anyway its time for them to butt out and divert their efforts to a more productive course of action IF they can even find one.

[BTOfarmallll]

I kin Guaran F**kin Tee Yous that Bipole III aint coming anywhere near The West Side. Do like the one and only Lib to get elected in MB said to do, Run it down the bottom of Lake Whinerpeg, Out of Sight, Out of Mind, Make everyone happy. Oh and blepp, Tell yer Brain Dead Bitch ofa Relative Karen Tjaden to quit flapping her Fat useless Gums telling us to suck it up take the line down The West Side. If'n theys Canola was still in The Field, I would be dragging Cotton's harrow bar throughitall, F*** em'.............

[FarmRanger]

Apologies to anyone who happens to surf onto this site and sees the above 2 retard posts. Rest assured not all prairie grain farmers are not like this.

[FarmRanger]

Please ignore the double negative. That's what I
get when I type something in a hurry.

[rook]

of these comments I agree with silverback.

Charlie, do you have any insight what AB Ag is doing?

[charliep]

Not sure what you expect me to day.

The best answer I can give is the government of Alberta supports the federal government in their efforts to deregulate the wheat and barley in western Canada.

From an ARD standpoint, our efforts will be directed to helping farmers and agribusiness adapt to an open market for export/domestic human consumption.

Suspect it will not be as big an issue as some would make it to be but it will be change. Producer payment options have made this job easier.