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    #11
    This is what Canada really looks like. So the BC natives are not out line on their thinking. Nobody bothered to make a deal with them back when a good chunk of the country was negotiating treaties.

    Thank god our forefathers put in protections for AB SK MB. Almost treaties signed after Dominion lands act 1872 so it has precedence and private titled ownership. Whether the treaties were fair or not or need to be updated is a matter of debate, but the fact that the primacy of the crown was locked into those lands from the get go gives huge leverage against claims and blockages happening here. Que, NL, BC basically up for grabs I guess if the natives decide to push it.

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      #12
      All up for debate if you listen to the propaganda at the grade school level.

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        #13
        I was just reading an article on the CBC website about how the federal government is going to help Newfoundland more with the Muskrat falls hydro project debacle. Another Canadian project that doubled in cost from conception to finish. Without further government intervention Newfoundlander's power rates will go from just over 13 cents a kilowatt to over 20 cents a kilowatt when Muskrat falls comes on line later this year. Another example is the Greenline LRT in Calgary which is actually still on the drawing board but has doubled in price since inception. So are the people in government incompetent or is it that it takes so long from when a project is proposed to when it is completed that it is just inflation?!

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          #14
          Originally posted by Hamloc View Post
          I was just reading an article on the CBC website about how the federal government is going to help Newfoundland more with the Muskrat falls hydro project debacle. Another Canadian project that doubled in cost from conception to finish. Without further government intervention Newfoundlander's power rates will go from just over 13 cents a kilowatt to over 20 cents a kilowatt when Muskrat falls comes on line later this year. Another example is the Greenline LRT in Calgary which is actually still on the drawing board but has doubled in price since inception. So are the people in government incompetent or is it that it takes so long from when a project is proposed to when it is completed that it is just inflation?!
          Brown paper bags made invisible cost big $$$$$$$$

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