and one more unscientific observation. when a 1970s vintage house on a 60 ft. lot sells in the Golden Horseshoe area it is often torn down and replaced by either two semis at the conventional 1200 sq. ft. or by a single home that is in the neighbourhood of 2500 or greater. In both cases there is no delay in occupancy and the original house sells quickly. So someone feels it is worth the gamble in the first place and one or two others have the cash/credit to buy. House prices went sky high because there were more people looking for places to live than there were properties available. That is directly attributable to uncontrolled immigration. High development costs were also contributing factors as was simple greed on the part of the developer.
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Not sure if this belong here, but buy your barbecue meat now and freeze it for the summer months. If it’s going up this much in the US this summer, for certain we’ll be following suit.
Cattle prices soar to record highs as grilling season heats up
Cattle prices soar to record highs as grilling season heats up
Cattle prices soar to record highs as grilling season heats up
Cattle prices soar to record highs as grilling season heats up
Halifax Tar
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Defiantly don't take up hunting. Its an awful way to get red mead that's much better for you.
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What's the bag limit for Herefords I find wandering around my property?
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Are they your brand ?
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11 cents a kilo is crazy, $10 a delivery aint bad when some stores might only get one or two deliveries a week. Sure it adds up but its quickly easy to tell which companies are just trying offset costs and which ones may be trying to exploit.
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No, but if the neighbour thinks its okay to water and feed his stock on my property, I think I can compensate myself fairly n'est-ce pas?
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I am assuming there is some jest here, but...
My advice to you would be to contact your local live stock association.
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I know where I am from if you... made use... of someone else's cattle you might find your self in a pickle... barrel.
I know people who have had camps burned down for atving on a snowmobile trail. Rural folks will fix problems, even if they themselves are the problem.
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I know live stock theft is a major issue here in southern AB, people aint stealing on mass, but the lone cow or horse here or there. Horses tend to be stolen then sold to slaughter houses before anyone is wiser.
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When I was in my early teens a fellow was out jacking on a local road. He shone his light in a field, two eyes glowed back so he pumped a round between them. Realizing it was a family horse he cut the head off and high tailed. The daughter woke in the morning, went to go do her chores with horse and discovered the horrifying scene.
The man was found by the afternoon; and OPP had an extra cup of coffee and doughnut before they responded to the call.
We had a brand new young DNR officer decide he was going to drive into someone's field and walk into their sheds and barn. The bushes started to fire 30-30 rounds into the dirt around him, he smartly GTFO'd. The local head DNR guy showed up later and apologized. The young DNR guy was relocated.
There is a right way and wrong way conduct your self in rural areas. Its all about accountability and respect.
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Not surprised. I posted on here 1-2 weeks ago that Amazon was adding a 3% fuel surcharge. Surprised that Door Dash or Uber Eats haven't done the same yet.
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Amazon owns most of it's fleet in many areas, otherwise it's contracted out to other delivery companies.
I have serious doubts that a Door Dash or Uber Eats driver would ever see any of that money, it's entirely personal vehicles.
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On the East Coast, if you drop lobster traps in someone else's area, best case is you get your trap lines cut. Worst case, you get your boat set on fire.
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Don't F with fishermen.
Worse than that old cocky.
True Crime, Lobsters, and The Killing of Phillip Boudreau - POV Magazine
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I did a hunt a couple years ago near meat cove CB. Non motorized highland moose hunt. I tell you, you listen to the guide and you do what he says. If you F with the locals you're in for trouble and Mounties don't come fast.
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It's weird that this war is going to benefit so many parts of the Canadian economy.
Oil and Gas-Alberta,Saskatchewan and NFLD & Lab
Fertilizer- Saskatchewan
Aluminium is spiking-Quebec
Shame about how many people are going to starve to death this year, but certain sectors in Canada stand to benefit.
And because of globalization, we are forbidden from taking care of our own needs first - then selling the surplus to a global cabal...right??
(Open question, please correct me if I'm wrong on this. Not meant in a snarky way)
I don't think this is what winning is supposed to feel like...
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Nope, capitalism. Companies are free to sell to who they want. And they want to sell to whoever will pay the highest.
We could take over the companies and make them sell to certain people at certain prices. That's not capitalism, that's an aspect of communism.
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Canadians are going to starve or other nations?
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