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Originally Posted by WhipperSnapper
To quote my long standing SSP bro ... money talks bullshit walks.
A fair and balanced distribution of national wealth is all that is needed. This is related to party politics focus of maintaining power than doing what's best for the nation.
Bilingualism sets the stage of government employment. It shouldn't be a prerequisite for government employment as it favour parts of the nation over others which forms government choices and decisions.
Canadians have to stop being ignorant assholes. The oil sands/ resource extraction runs our nation (aside from the banana republic real estate market) and, recycling isn't green. Reduce and reuse is.
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Billingualism is not a prerequisite most entry level position in the federal government in Canada. That is made out to be a bigger issue than it is.
Non-renewal resources including oil sands are still a far bigger part of our economy than they should be. That does not mean we should try to shutdown or stop non-renewable. We should let them follow there logical course but at the same time understand that the communities we build around them will need something else when they are depleted and start building whatever is the new economy in each of these regions.
Fort MacMurray needs a small university with a business incubator. That is part of building a diversified industry. The same could be said for a lot of other communities in the country.