The climate is changing, but it's mostly due to a natural cycle plus the Sun and the planets. The 'human' interference moniker is largely bullsh!t to implement more tax scams cash etc. Climate narratives/scams generate over 440 billion in revenue yearly...where does that money go? Who controls it? We could speculate lol...

Bottom line is history shows us the scams right back to the 60's and even before. 60's was we are running out of oil - Fake. 70's was Global Cooling - fake. 80's was acid rain - fake. 90's was the CFC ozone scam - fake. 2000's Gore started this 'global warming' campaign and when that was all debunked 'they' switched the narrative to 'climate change' to have more market/media penetration plus to brainwash the uninitiated public...which has worked to some degree but folks are waking up to many of these scams that really only resulted in higher tax bases and these climate clowns have't hit ONE climate target in 6 decades.

History shows that every single decade since the 60's a 'climate' scare has been tried and ultimately debunked. But folks still slurp these narratives it's truly remarkable.

But overall you had a sick burn on the WEF climate tax scammers lol
- LordHumungous

What a bunch of BULLSHIT.

Someone from the Canadian food sector, interesting read.


"I am proud to be Canadian and always will be. But as much as we cherish our national identity, we cannot ignore that Canada and the United States share more than just a border—we share an economy, supply chains, and strategic interests. Our geographic reality means the U.S. is not just a neighbour but a necessary partner, an economic ally intertwined with our prosperity.

Many Canadians vividly remember September 11, 2001, and the global solidarity that followed. Canada played a critical role, offering refuge to stranded travellers, particularly in Atlantic Canada, where thousands of Americans were welcomed into communities. This spirit of mutual support runs deep. Every year, Nova Scotia sends a Christmas tree to Boston, a longstanding gesture of gratitude for the city’s aid following the Halifax Explosion in 1917. The history of cooperation between our two nations is extensive—whether in security, trade, or disaster response, we have stood together.

Yet, no partnership is without friction. American policies can be unpredictable, and administrations come and go. In the broader context, Donald Trump’s presidency is a political parenthesis—an administration with significant but temporary influence. While his tenure has shaped U.S. trade policy in ways that affect Canada, it is essential to separate short-term political disruptions from long-term economic realities. Canada’s trade relationship with the U.S. has endured through numerous political cycles, and it will continue to do so beyond any single leader.

For Canada, especially in the agri-food sector, maintaining strong economic ties with the U.S. is not just beneficial—it’s essential. The U.S. market absorbs over half of our agri-food exports, and American food policies, innovations, and consumer trends directly impact Canadian producers. Consider this: Texas alone has an agricultural sector six times the size of all of Canada’s. When looking at the global trade hierarchy, Canada is a significant player, but realism dictates that we acknowledge our position within larger economic forces.

Calls for boycotts against American goods and businesses may be well-intentioned, but they do not change the fundamental structure of our trade dependence. Instead, they serve as a reminder of how interconnected our economies are. If a boycott raises awareness about where our food comes from, strengthens discussions around food sovereignty, or prompts deeper engagement with our supply chains, then there is value in the conversation. However, severing ties with the U.S. is neither feasible nor strategic.

I see great potential in leveraging our relationship with the U.S. to improve our own food systems rather than turning away from them. Canada has a strong agricultural sector with world-class standards, but we can still learn from the efficiencies and innovations in American agribusiness. Likewise, Canadian expertise in sustainability and food safety has valuable insights to offer our southern neighbours. Trade is not a zero-sum game—it is about collaboration, competition, and mutual benefit.

So, for those who choose to boycott, that is your prerogative. But I won’t be joining. The reality of global trade, especially in agri-food, is that our economies are deeply intertwined, and ensuring that relationship remains functional is in our best interest. The U.S. is not just its government; it is an economic powerhouse with which Canada must continue to engage, pragmatically and strategically."

The NDP are just ruining BC, kind of in-step with what Trudeau's doing to Canada. Is it all by design? 1.2 million on waitlists.



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Two doctors groups in British Columbia say there is a "wait-list crisis" for specialists that is severely compromising the health and well-being of residents.

https://vancouver.citynew...grow-to-1-million-people/

bloated steps in with the liberal narratives...

But he's not a 'liberal'...

love it.


- LordHumungous

The world is filled with so much stupidity, thank you for not breeding.

The NDP are just ruining BC, kind of in-step with what Trudeau's doing to Canada. Is it all by design? 1.2 million on waitlists.



CityNews Vancouver
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Two doctors groups in British Columbia say there is a "wait-list crisis" for specialists that is severely compromising the health and well-being of residents.

https://vancouver.citynew...grow-to-1-million-people/
- Pacificgem

My father has to wait 2 months as of yesterday for a doctors appointment to adjust his medications... medications that can be life threatening if not prescribed accordingly. He almost died from being overmedicated here a few years ago. It burned out his liver...

It's (frank)ed here...

The NDP are just ruining BC, kind of in-step with what Trudeau's doing to Canada. Is it all by design? 1.2 million on waitlists.

CityNews Vancouver
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Two doctors groups in British Columbia say there is a "wait-list crisis" for specialists that is severely compromising the health and well-being of residents.

https://vancouver.citynew...grow-to-1-million-people/
- Pacificgem

This is a problem that's been ongoing for so long, you can't just blame one particular political group. It’s not a recent phenomenon. The entire industry is at fault, including those specialists in the article you posted.

The biggest factor though is rapid population growth. Our management systems just can't keep pace. They are purposely designed to implement due-diligence and eliminate all risk. I'm sure you know that when you try to do that, you create paralysis by over analyses which absolutely kills efficiency and development.

My father has to wait 2 months as of yesterday for a doctors appointment to adjust his medications... medications that can be life threatening if not prescribed accordingly. He almost died from being overmedicated here a few years ago. It burned out his liver...

It's (frank)ed here...
- boonerbuck

It's (frank)ed everywhere, malpractice is on the rise. The reasons are well documented.

https://www.commonwealthf...y-us-leads-medical-errors

It's (frank)ed everywhere, malpractice is on the rise. The reasons are well documented.

https://www.commonwealthf...y-us-leads-medical-errors
- bloatedmosquito

The doctor that over prescribed him has earned the nickname Dr. Kevorkian locally. Apparently, it's a common thing with him. Yet he still is one of the few doctors serving this community.

The doctor that over prescribed him has earned the nickname Dr. Kevorkian locally. Apparently, it's a common thing with him. Yet he still is one of the few doctors serving this community.
- boonerbuck

To me, that's the crime. Multiple incidences of wrongdoing yet no discipline. Really frustrating and so damaging to the public’s confidence in our medical system.

The world is filled with so much stupidity, thank you for not breeding.
- bloatedmosquito

This is a problem that's been ongoing for so long, you can't just blame one particular political group. It’s not a recent phenomenon. The entire industry is at fault, including those specialists in the article you posted.

The biggest factor though is rapid population growth. Our management systems just can't keep pace. They are purposely designed to implement due-diligence and eliminate all risk. I'm sure you know that when you try to do that, you create paralysis by over analyses which absolutely kills efficiency and development.
- bloatedmosquito

Oh I agree, it's a long-standing problem not only within BC, but all of Canada. It's getting worse though, quickly, which is at the hands of the current provincial governments all over the county.

Wtf??

What a bunch of BULLSHIT.
- TurdFergeson

hahahahah iT's right in front of your face and you still can't see sh!t...

Typical libtard...

Well done!!

The world is filled with so much stupidity, thank you for not breeding.
- bloatedmosquito

hahahaha and you libtard narrative pushing champs are the reason home-schooling numbers are way up and skyrocketing...

To me, that's the crime. Multiple incidences of wrongdoing yet no discipline. Really frustrating and so damaging to the public’s confidence in our medical system.
- bloatedmosquito

If you had half a fucking brain you's realize your boy JT allowing 1.3 million migrants in the country per calendar year (legal or not) has decimated our health care system Country-wide. If you think this is totally a provincial and Province to Province matter you are a complete fucking idiot. Which we have established...

The NDP are just ruining BC, kind of in-step with what Trudeau's doing to Canada. Is it all by design? 1.2 million on waitlists.



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Two doctors groups in British Columbia say there is a "wait-list crisis" for specialists that is severely compromising the health and well-being of residents.

https://vancouver.citynew...grow-to-1-million-people/
- Pacificgem

Yes. lol. Trudeau's migrant crisis and open-border policies is really hurting what most call 'Provincial' health care...it's much deeper than that.

If you had half a fucking brain you's realize your boy JT allowing 1.3 million migrants in the country per calendar year (legal or not) has decimated our health care system Country-wide. If you think this is totally a provincial and Province to Province matter you are a complete fucking idiot. Which we have established...


- LordHumungous

All hail the male tampon revolution! Equality for all!

https://fortune.com/2025/...-zuckerberg-donald-trump/

Canada is so stupid, but this is a win, inter-provincial trade barriers coming down.


“BC wineries can now sell directly to customers in Alberta. Knocking down internal trade barriers is one of the ways we're strengthening and diversifying the province's economy in the face of unjust tariff threats from Donald Trump.” Explore and Buy BC: hellobc.com/things-to-do/w…

Canada is so stupid, but this is a win, inter-provincial trade barriers coming down.


“BC wineries can now sell directly to customers in Alberta. Knocking down internal trade barriers is one of the ways we're strengthening and diversifying the province's economy in the face of unjust tariff threats from Donald Trump.” Explore and Buy BC: hellobc.com/things-to-do/w…
- Pacificgem

The biggest factor in the revival of Canadian patriotism… Donald J Trump.

All hail the male tampon revolution! Equality for all!

https://fortune.com/2025/...-zuckerberg-donald-trump/
- bloatedmosquito

love it massaging mental illness into a tampon rebellion hopefully DannyWood and Turd are involved..

- VanHockeyGuy

Canadians are being punished for something that falls 100% on our incompetent Trudeau government. Canadians crying over 25% tarrif with USA but ignoring the 20% carbon tax increase April 1st.

You honestly can't make this sh!t up...

Canadians are being punished for something that falls 100% on our incompetent Trudeau government. Canadians crying over 25% tarrif with USA but ignoring the 20% carbon tax increase April 1st.

You honestly can't make this sh!t up...


- LordHumungous

Canada is a corrupt mess, the best thing that could happen to them is Trump destroys them economically, and the country breaks up or is absorbed into the US.

Canada is a corrupt mess, the best thing that could happen to them is Trump destroys them economically, and the country breaks up or is absorbed into the US.
- Pacificgem

100 percent agree. If another Libtard gov't comes in it will no more than a matter of time.