I want to get off this ride

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That's what you get for having the queen as head of state cuck.

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>>53483298
>tfw you will always be stuck in this frozen shithole for eternity.

>>53483374
I actually had no idea Autralia's dollar was so low until Canada's dropped. So this makes me feel a bit better.

When do we need to build a wall to keep Canadians out of our country too?

>>53483500
oil became worthless

>>53483469
When Trump gets elected.

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>>53483725
It's gonna be great

>>53483398
There's still time for you to come before we build the wall
>>53483781

>>53483781
kek

for real though you guys wouldn't do that to us would you?

>>53483862
We'll bail you out if the economy tanks, if you lose we lose

>>53483469
they're already stealing all our milk

>>53483862
Not unless you start mass importing "refugees"

>>53483862
Nah, I can't see the US-Canada border ever being strictly enforced. At least not to the degree of our southern border.

>>53483436
They've been taking a beating on the commodity market. Our economies are pretty much the same except we have oil and they have mines.

>>53483298
Beer is still probably cheaper in the states

The Saudis can't keep selling their oil for cheap. We'll be back.

>>53483862

If your immigration policy was to deviate from ours in a significant enough way, we'd do something. It's likelier we'd apply pressure on you to conform than to build a wall. There are much less costly alternatives out there to building a wall.

>>53484043
I wouldn't worry since we have a very successful immigration policy. It's not anything like Europe where they're taking all comers.

Sometimes I wish my province was a separate country. Not just from the have-not provinces but from ALL of the rest of Canada.

>Oil producing provinces (AB, NL, SK) are consistently at the top of Canadian GDP growth for the past decade or so
>Oil price drops
>AB in a technical recession
>NL growing at less than one percent
>SK brought down to... the national average

Why can't the premiers in Alberta and Newfoundland learn how to translate resource wealth into general economic well-being, outside of the energy sector? They've both been riding the oil wave five times as long as Saskatchewan, but they seem to have benefited from it less.

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This is good for the economy though. It makes the exports go up.

>>53484580
Was it good for Europe's economy? Did European exports increase? I seem to recall the Eurozone not doing particularly well.

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>>53483298
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAJ

>>53484639
just germany since they export

everyone else is screwed

>>53484639
Ours did, I don't know about the rest.
Anyway this rate makes it easier, but it doesn't necessarily means that everything is going to go well.

>>53483298
Just adopt the US dollar

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>>53484814
I googled "Germany GDP Growth" and I feel like your comments might not be accurate.

>>53484936
>Ours did, I don't know about the rest.

Spain's doing well, then? Good employment prospects for young people, lots of stability for families, a stable economy and increasing wages?

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Legalizing weed will fix everything. Trust me, I got a PhD in economics.

>tfw I can now purchase a Canadian mail order bride

Finally

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>>53485213
w.e. bro

>>53485213
>Spain's doing well, then?
It used to be very very bad. Now it's just very bad.

Does that mean USA is losing one of his main export market?

>>53485385
Trade surpluses are nice, but sort of pointless if, even when you're running the highest trade surplus in the world, you're still in recession. Having a trade surplus is an indication that exports are doing well. Apparently, German exports are doing well, but obviously there's still something wrong if the Eurozone (including Germany) is stagnating.

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>>53485213
0.1
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>>53485008
and the constitution

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>>53483862

>2016
>not shutting out Canadians who elected this fuck

lol you wouldn't think we would?

America please pay for a wall and well build it with our resources and manpower

Weedman will save us. Be patient. The herb hasn't even been legalized yet.

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>>53485661
>yfw canada lets in so many immigrants creating ethnic enclaves that we become an empire

>>53484521
Companies can't compete with oil companies offering $40/hr fresh out of highschool. The oil oriented companies then get the best IT, construction, instrument, and environmental workers. So the government either has to subsidize other industry wages or slow oil field growth. Both incredibly unpopular decisions regardless if they are good or not. You should read up on why Alberta doesn't have fuck all for refineries the economic risk the government would have to take is ridiculous.

>>53485862

With what farmland?

>>53486031
>Companies can't compete with oil companies offering $40/hr fresh out of highschool. The oil oriented companies then get the best IT, construction, instrument, and environmental workers. So the government either has to subsidize other industry wages or slow oil field growth.

Why is it that this has resulted in pronouncedly negative economic effects for Alberta and Newfoundland, then, but not Saskatchewan?

You can thank Obama for not building that pipeline.

>>53486461
Not sure the Keystone would help them when their method oil extraction can't compete with OPEC flooding the market
same as it is here in Texas, fracking just can't compete at market rates.

>>53486169
I can only guess with what I've read and been told. Sasketchewan got into the oil game very late(I don't know if a change of government helped) Alberta's had the oil sands developped for a very long time but not at this rate. Newfoundland had offshore drilling but the Atlantic Accord made it much more profitable due to the federal government not taking its royalty cut to help grow the economy. Sasketchewan also has very little influx of out of province workers. We've had maritimers coming here for a decade soley oil working and even when oil plummeted 40,000 out of province people still moved here further contributing to unemployment.