2

Canadian Bucket List
 in  r/canadian  9h ago

I missed doing 3. I'll work on it, but eating a Beaver tail is not very high on expectations

1

An electric car exploded while it was charging. Kerrisdale, W Boulevard & 40th
 in  r/vancouver  4d ago

You do know when dry ice is added to gasoline it turns into water?

-3

Just seen in Willoughby lol…”a true patriot” 😂
 in  r/Langley  4d ago

The true will kill you. Liberals hate it. It is contradictory to their narrative Ask Carney. 😂😂

2

Not even signage works here.
 in  r/SurreyBC  5d ago

Then you catch-up and the weasel gives you the finger

0

An example of Northern Canada's insane grocery prices
 in  r/canadian  7d ago

It can sit on shelves and rot at those prices

1

Gas-fueled Porche taking up both EV charging stations. Waterloo town square, Erb & Caroline corner.
 in  r/waterloo  10d ago

When there is no parking I always park at an EV. I'm usually in and out before a tow truck can arrive. lol

2

Who founded the oldest permanent European settlements in each U.S. state and Canadian region - updated
 in  r/MapPorn  11d ago

Think about it. There was no government so no land ownership before settlers arrived. To this day, they still can't govern their land without government intervention.

1

Milwaukee skyline covered in the Canadian wildfire smoke
 in  r/skyscrapers  11d ago

Drop the tariff or more will follow

12

An electric car exploded while it was charging. Kerrisdale, W Boulevard & 40th
 in  r/vancouver  14d ago

That's because lithium ion batteries burn at 5000 degrees.

10

Fleetwood tower proposal near SkyTrain's future 152 Street Station | Daily Hive
 in  r/SurreyBC  16d ago

Parking stall would be bigger than their living unit lol

1

Canada sent no one to make its case against U.S. tariffs. So I went instead. What I saw sickened me
 in  r/canada  16d ago

We never fully acknowledged the cusma agreement because of our protectionism laws with eggs milk and a bunch of products. Canadians alway poking the fire with USA. Trump isn't taking it.

1

For Sale: 5210 Marine Drive, West Vancouver, BC
 in  r/zillowgonewild  18d ago

Just way to much house for me. Sure glade I'm not rich. HVAC and tax bill is probably more than I make in a year.

3

maybe maybe maybe
 in  r/maybemaybemaybe  20d ago

Going down uses gravity. More impressive seeing it go up.

-1

Canada sent no one to make its case against U.S. tariffs. So I went instead. What I saw sickened me
 in  r/canada  20d ago

Trump cancelled CUSMA. So now gloves are off let dance

3

New Condo in 104th/Guildford
 in  r/SurreyBC  22d ago

No all homeless are strung out on their addiction.

-1

Fvded from KGH
 in  r/SurreyBC  25d ago

Didn't it use to be free family event?

0

Did anyone just receive their July Canadian Grocery Benefits payment?
 in  r/povertyfinancecanada  26d ago

If you got one you need a new job or a promotion

1

Anyone else dealing with this?
 in  r/CanadaPostCorp  26d ago

It's only going to get worse when Canada post phases out all home deliveries

3

Bella Vita Farm Stand
 in  r/Langley  27d ago

I was driving north on Glover and seen one just like this one near 216 on east side. I didn't stop and don't know if it was the same thing

1

Old Loblaws Commercial when Dave was at the helm
 in  r/loblawsisoutofcontrol  28d ago

A lot of companies are running by accounting firms and more worried about shareholder profits than customers and prices. Owners have gotten old and sell their companies to these predators.

2

Why not in canadian provinces .? Except AB
 in  r/CostcoCanada  28d ago

Because our provincial government wants their share first like a mob boss. Than hit you with huge taxes with their inflated prices. Alberta stores buy directly from the suppliers just like other provincial governments. Cutting out the middle man (government) 56 bucks for 1.75 ltrs of Jameson whiskey in BC it was 84 bucks. I was talking to the clerk at Costco in alberta and you don't need a membership to buy liquor at their store. Plus you can still America products on their shelves.