Which members are from Canada, Eh?!
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Yeah, a 1/2 pound of ham is $3 .75
and a 1/2 lb. of the elite "Canadian Bacon" from the same processor
$5.50 ! . . Go fig - er. :tongue:
Oh, most certainly
What about the toast and home fries?
We need someone to take care of that!
blue ballz 22
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eastern ontario here. 15 minutes from the quebec border and an hour from ottawa. and a little bit of backstroke and im in the u.s. (damn border crossings are a bitch lately)
We need someone to take care of that!
Im sure we can get ChefChiTown to join in with his awesome chefistry
PlasmaTwa2
The Second-Hottest Man in my Mother's Basement
Boring.
No, GM closed it down this summer.
Unno. :nanner:
ChefChiTown
The secret ingredient? MY BALLS
I'm not familiar with Canadian cuisine. Just the cliche things like Canadian bacon and pancake syrup. Other than that...well, I'll have to do my research.
Mississauga is my hometown!!! It's in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) on the west side of Toronto. Mainly an industrial city.
There isn't really much to Canadian cuisine, just cook what tastes good.
Election time in Quebec...
Federal elections...
US elections...
And our brilliant Prime Minister Jean Charest went to election while over 80% of the population didnt wanted...
Anyhow, here are the details for those interrested:
Here are the 4 main parties and candidates for those interrested:
Former Prime Minister Jean Charest, Parti Liberal (Liberal Party), Center-Left.
Pauline Marois, Parti Québecois (Québecois Party), Left leaning toward socialsm, independantists.
Mario Dumont, Alliance Démocratique du Québec, (Democratic Québec Alliance), Center-Right but uniting all right-wing allegiances.
Françoise David & Amir Khadir, Québec Solidaire (Soldarity Québec), Socialists, independantists.
Traditionnally, the Province of Québec is divided by the independance question regarding the Canada. We are deeply divided on the question (last referedum had less than a 40,000 voice margin in favor of our stay within Canada).
Liberals are well in chair and should win the election easily. The challenge will be to be able to take control over the Parliament with a majority of candidates elected.
The right-wing formed the official opposition last time under Mario Dumont but the support they gather is melting like snow at summer.
The Independantists were in the same situation as the right-wing last election but they are regaining popularity. Enough to re-take the official opposition status over right-wingers, relegating the later to a 3rd party status.
The far left-wing union under a bicephale chief formed of a man and a lady havent been able to get a representant elected at last election even if they scored a respectable 8ish percent support. We might see one or two of them in the next Parliament.
Economy is at center of debates. Each one have a different plan to counter the recession that havent really affected our Province yet. 5 Billions over 4 years to support quebecker middle-weight buisness (Liberal), 600Millions over 4 years to fight poverty (Québecois Party), privatisation of Hydro-Québec and using the money to pay parts of the Province debt (Democratic Alliance).
So basically, the real question for quebeckers in the current election is where do we want our money put... As we are already the most taxed citizens in America, its a very personnal question for each one of us.
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Federal elections...
US elections...
And our brilliant Prime Minister Jean Charest went to election while over 80% of the population didnt wanted...
Anyhow, here are the details for those interrested:
Here are the 4 main parties and candidates for those interrested:
Former Prime Minister Jean Charest, Parti Liberal (Liberal Party), Center-Left.
Pauline Marois, Parti Québecois (Québecois Party), Left leaning toward socialsm, independantists.
Mario Dumont, Alliance Démocratique du Québec, (Democratic Québec Alliance), Center-Right but uniting all right-wing allegiances.
Françoise David & Amir Khadir, Québec Solidaire (Soldarity Québec), Socialists, independantists.
Traditionnally, the Province of Québec is divided by the independance question regarding the Canada. We are deeply divided on the question (last referedum had less than a 40,000 voice margin in favor of our stay within Canada).
Liberals are well in chair and should win the election easily. The challenge will be to be able to take control over the Parliament with a majority of candidates elected.
The right-wing formed the official opposition last time under Mario Dumont but the support they gather is melting like snow at summer.
The Independantists were in the same situation as the right-wing last election but they are regaining popularity. Enough to re-take the official opposition status over right-wingers, relegating the later to a 3rd party status.
The far left-wing union under a bicephale chief formed of a man and a lady havent been able to get a representant elected at last election even if they scored a respectable 8ish percent support. We might see one or two of them in the next Parliament.
Economy is at center of debates. Each one have a different plan to counter the recession that havent really affected our Province yet. 5 Billions over 4 years to support quebecker middle-weight buisness (Liberal), 600Millions over 4 years to fight poverty (Québecois Party), privatisation of Hydro-Québec and using the money to pay parts of the Province debt (Democratic Alliance).
So basically, the real question for quebeckers in the current election is where do we want our money put... As we are already the most taxed citizens in America, its a very personnal question for each one of us.
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What are you smoking? Quebec is a friggin whiny province in Canada. I live in Ontario and I'm a native.
What's wrong with you? Another Quebec-basher?
I'm just trying to give a neutral portrayal of the current elections in the Quebec province. As much as it would be appriopriate to talk about Saskatchewan or Ontario elections in a CANADIAN thread.
Violator79
Take a Hit, Spunker!
Just for the record, I'm NOT from Canada. I've been there before, but only for a couple hours.
Naw. Just another Indian who is fighting for territory.
Shame you have to put up with BS from the government directly.
