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    #16
    Just to be clear though auto sales in Canada are very strong currently - in fact at a record high.

    [URL="http://ca.reuters.com/article/topNews/idCAKBN19P27A-OCATP"]http://http://ca.reuters.com/article/topNews/idCAKBN19P27A-OCATP[/URL]

    Yet in the US auto sales are collapsing - strange that when they have Trump "making America great again" and Trudeau is bringing Canada to it's knees.

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      #17
      Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
      Also interesting was the price of vehicles went very high just before that .
      By the end of 2008 you could by the same truck for $15,000 less . Same thing starting to happen now
      I think it's about to repeat .
      Prices on everything have gone ballistic the past two years ( vehicles, machinery ) .
      It's time for a reset .
      I remember buying a new pick up that year, cheap cheap.

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        #18
        Since Wall is doing such a poor job, I'll make you a deal, send him to AB, and we will send Notley to fix everything in Saskatchewan. All sales final, no returns, refunds or exchanges. If you get buyers remorse, try sending her further east, where they nmay actually appreciate her ideologies.

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          #19
          Originally posted by grassfarmer View Post
          Just to be clear though auto sales in Canada are very strong currently - in fact at a record high.

          [URL="http://ca.reuters.com/article/topNews/idCAKBN19P27A-OCATP"]http://http://ca.reuters.com/article/topNews/idCAKBN19P27A-OCATP[/URL]

          Yet in the US auto sales are collapsing - strange that when they have Trump "making America great again" and Trudeau is bringing Canada to it's knees.
          Toilet paper alert.

          Just to be clear grassy, we happen to be witnessing the sunset glow of the Harper government effect while the US is staggering under the Obama deficit years.

          Guess what we will be looking at once the sock puppet is booted out - holes in our socks.

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            #20
            Albertafarmer5

            Wall just had a party and sent the bill to the taxpayer.....as I mentioned so did Devine but at least we had some assets at the end....never mind the donkeys that sold them off cheap to make him look bad.


            Devine did asset debt....Wall did expense debt....

            In the long run he has no options to get out other than taxes....

            He will gladly resign before the next election because he has zero vision as to how to fix it.


            First off sell the stadium to the rider organization and let them hold the debt....there is 300 million.

            The bypass is just a result of piss poor planning by the city of Regina. In under 20 years they will want a new airport.



            Wall is just a good public speaker. ....

            Some one has to clean this mess up...but not sure anyone wants to tackle it other than get their outrageous salary and pension.

            Spoke to a minister's assistant the other day and so many "I don't knows " I wonder why he has a job.

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              #21
              Originally posted by burnt View Post
              Toilet paper alert.

              Just to be clear grassy, we happen to be witnessing the sunset glow of the Harper government effect while the US is staggering under the Obama deficit years.

              Guess what we will be looking at once the sock puppet is booted out - holes in our socks.
              Thanks for the toilet paper alert - it certainly was a pile of $#%@ from you as a response. Laughable really.

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                #22
                Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
                .........LAND!!! Don't forget land!
                Wait for some of us to retire!

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by fjlip View Post
                  Wait for some of us to retire!
                  No one knows where or when the peak will be. Like the guys getting out of dairy around here....there were lots of small dairies in the area , in today's standards, and selling quota too early made you look foolish compared to some guys who hung on longer and got alot more money. Same thing with farm dirt.... $60-80K compared to $240-320K, who knew. Other than the fact Sask needed to catch up. But now the economics of buying it and paying for it farming it are pretty tough....need some big cash down and a subsidizing base to help pay for it in a reasonable time frame to keep total acquisition costs reasonable.

                  Just think of all the new capital that got injected into Sask by outside buyers being able to buy land from generational farming "Sask" residences. ( but not saying it all stayed in Sask).

                  Does the "bar" ever get permanently lowered? Or just reset for a short time only to get raised again....and higher!

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
                    Just wait til the local Regina economy feels the effcts when the mega-projects are complete. ..Stadium is already done....by-pass in a year or two....then what are they going to use to force, I mean "stimulate", the economy. Oh...and a poor crop in the southern half of Sask to rub salt in the wound.
                    Government employee cities could care less about ag. Ag Production abundance or shortfalls They might miss a few sales of 3/4 ton diesel trucks, thats about it.

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