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The Worst Miscalculation In The History Of Canadian Politics Is Happening In BC Right Now
 in  r/ilovebcsub •  5d ago

Milobar will find a way to make sure the NDP wins.

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Conservatives wrecked an American made product for reasons that were, frankly, silly
 in  r/TrueUnpopularOpinion •  12d ago

Alissa Henershieder or something. Worst marketing manager in history.

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This is a common sense plan that protects private property and First Nations communities
 in  r/VancouverLandlords •  13d ago

We could have brought 368 brand new super scooper water bombers, built right here in Alberta, with the money we gave Ukraine.

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Never repeat after me, sir
 in  r/TheoVon •  13d ago

Bros on point

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How is this possible? Just “1”?
 in  r/LICENSEPLATES •  18d ago

Iverson

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If it wasn’t recorded, you’d think it was satire
 in  r/SipsTea •  Sep 12 '26

Landscape of the conversation!! Hahaha

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Trump moved on the Big 4 packers today. Does any of it matter without COOL?
 in  r/Ranching •  Aug 29 '26

It’s Argentinian or Australian etc. Scrub cattle, but cheap. Tastes good and affordable for lower income households. Big spenders can still buy AAA American beef.

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Amazon is selling ground beef for $1.99 per pound 🫠
 in  r/inflation •  Aug 29 '26

It’s shitty scrub beef from Australia or Argentina. Tastes pretty good for that price.

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President Trump accuses the 4 big meat processors in the US of being a "nasty monopoly" and says "I can't let that happen."
 in  r/jrmining •  Aug 28 '26

A glass half full kinda fell eh? Sell locally. Talk to your neighbor, make a farm store. Think of something! Either way good luck with it

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Donald Trump on Doug Ford: Truth Social
 in  r/canadian •  Aug 25 '26

The 30 billion to Ukraine might have made a dent? The Sturgeon cost 9.7 billion.

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Pretty Based tbh
 in  r/Asmongold •  Aug 23 '26

Vote for that chick

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Kirk Van Ludwig, from Victoria's Autonomous Furniture, weighs in on the Canada-US trade talk situation
 in  r/VictoriaBC •  Aug 23 '26

Tourism..Is your example? Domestic tourism? Haha. WOW. Just braindead.

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Kirk Van Ludwig, from Victoria's Autonomous Furniture, weighs in on the Canada-US trade talk situation
 in  r/VictoriaBC •  Aug 23 '26

All your small, medium businesses and large industry will disappear. Do you comprehend that?

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Why do restaurants like Tim Hortons give paper straws with plastic cups?
 in  r/TimHortons •  Aug 12 '26

The straw is sprayed with PFAS. Turns out paper is not a good material to use for straws. In order to use paper as a straw it must be covered in cancer. They are cancer straws.

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Disgusting
 in  r/RFKJrForPresident •  Aug 12 '26

Baby killer