>be texas >have 8.4 million less people than canada >be

It's hilarious considering Canada is one of the most successful countries in the modern world

Health care

>>77912038
>muh healthcare

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>>77912128
>muh not letting poor people die because they're poor

>>77912219
But it's illegal to do that in this country you stupid fuck

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>>77912448
>dude just go to the emergency room for regular chemotherapy treatment

Most of our land is permafrost, and any good produced in the interior need to be transported by land.

Texas has tons of oil right? How much does Canada have?

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>>77912792
A patch the size of the UK. Although extraction and cleanup is super expensive.

>>77912859
An unhealthy portion of our economy relies on oil considering it costs a fucking fortune to get it out and oil prices are too low. When it was 100 bucks a barrel it was great but not anymore.

>>77912964
Unhealthy maybe, but its hard to argue against. Trudeau got assblasted when he suggested that we should phase it out- people in Alberta need those jobs bad, and the rest of Canada needs the money.

>>77912751
Nice country you got there, billy

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>>77912859
>why the fuck do so many people live in northern alberta

Oh

I look into all possible futures, and Canada is in all of them.

They will outlast the sun

>>77913325
It does need to be phased out. Phased being the keyword. The price of oil will likely continue to fall as green tech gets better and better. There will always be a use for oil but if vehicles suddenly dont need 95% of what they used to the price will crash making the oil sands financially unviable.