bloc is actually a provincial party but are included in TV debates ect for the French effect

Yes. This October. There are five national parties. NDP, Liberal, PC, Green and Bloc
- Cape Breton Bruins

jesus, yeah im looking at an interactive map on cbc right now


you guys should just go to the two party system. it's so easy and oppressive

bloc is actually a provincial party but are included in TV debates ect for the French effect
- Cape Breton Bruins

jesus, yeah im looking at an interactive map on cbc right now


you guys should just go to the two party system. it's so easy and oppressive
- Crimsoninja

It's more fun this way. Debates are great, the incumbent gets publicly flogged by 4 or 5 other people candidates relentlessly. Great pay off.

(frank) i love brian burke

(frank) i love brian burke
- Crimsoninja

You wouldn't if you lived in Canada the past 10 years.

You wouldn't if you lived in Canada the past 10 years.
- Cape Breton Bruins

lol im not sure if i'd even like hockey if i lived in Canada the past 10 years.


it's great to be in a country obsessed with it when i visit...but in some ways it's actually really nice to have it almost as a niche sport down here. cuts down on the idiot/casual fans like we have with the nfl

lol im not sure if i'd even like hockey if i lived in Canada the past 10 years.


it's great to be in a country obsessed with it when i visit...but in some ways it's actually really nice to have it almost as a niche sport down here. cuts down on the idiot/casual fans like we have with the nfl
- Crimsoninja

It's not hard to understand why players love playing just about anywhere except the Meccas like MTL and TOR.

lol im not sure if i'd even like hockey if i lived in Canada the past 10 years.


it's great to be in a country obsessed with it when i visit...but in some ways it's actually really nice to have it almost as a niche sport down here. cuts down on the idiot/casual fans like we have with the nfl
- Crimsoninja

E-A-G-L-E-S EAGLES!!

WooOOOoOOOo!!!!!11!!!11!!!!!

It's not hard to understand why players love playing just about anywhere except the Meccas like MTL and TOR.
- Cape Breton Bruins

exactly


JOHNNY HOCKEY

i do like that kid

but you guys do have like a big one where all yall vote for the PM or whatever right?
- Crimsoninja

Says the dude with a degree in history...


Holy tabarnak you are cluless

Yes. This October. There are five national parties. NDP, Liberal, PC, Green and Bloc
- Cape Breton Bruins

lol im not sure if i'd even like hockey if i lived in Canada the past 10 years.


it's great to be in a country obsessed with it when i visit...but in some ways it's actually really nice to have it almost as a niche sport down here. cuts down on the idiot/casual fans like we have with the nfl
- Crimsoninja

Weird that this cutoff doesn't seem to work in Pennsylvania

this is a beautiful metaphor

this is a beautiful metaphor


- Shutdown

all these gifs over there lately have me wishing i didnt trade it in

really might be the most amazing game of all time in terms of graphics, scenery/map and just the sheer amount insane poop you can do

all these gifs over there lately have me wishing i didnt trade it in

really might be the most amazing game of all time in terms of graphics, scenery/map and just the sheer amount insane poop you can do
- Crimsoninja

dont know why you'd trade it in
i still have stick of truth too

dont know why you'd trade it in
i still have stick of truth too
- Shutdown

yeah im dumb i traded that too

but on the bright side i have $100+ in credit so ima get a used Xbone for like $175 or something LOL

edit: nevermind apparently i still have stick of truth LOL!!!!

I'm worried about Vag. But seriously I'm not sure how you can have a province like Alberta so rich in natural resources and not have an amazing surplus of wealth in the budget? And Google the name Alison Redford is you want some prime examples of a party who's been in power way too long.
- Cape Breton Bruins

I'm stable dude. I exercised my right to vote by secret ballot. I also think Jim Prentice is a Richard, the Wildrose are a bunch of bumholes, and the NDP are a bunch of pussies. Change was necessary.

I have a few friends who work in the government who are worried about their jobs now so I just hope they have things work out.

I'm curious to see how extreme the changes are. The first two years will either be decent or rough as Richards. Year 3 will be a settling phase and year 4/5 will probably be a waste as they spend the whole time campaigning for an election. So it'll be like every government.

They can't go as hard and make changes like the NDP in Saskatchewan and BC did because the public uprising would get them impeached once the dust settles. They also have to find a way to manage needs of rural vs urban communities which is going to be a huge issue for them looking at their platform that is so urban-centric.

Alison Redford was the worst thing to happen to Albertan politics since that dude in the 70's I learnt about in highshool.

I'm stable dude. I exercised my right to vote by secret ballot. I also think Jim Prentice is a Richard, the Wildrose are a bunch of bumholes, and the NDP are a bunch of pussies. Change was necessary.

I have a few friends who work in the government who are worried about their jobs now so I just hope they have things work out.

I'm curious to see how extreme the changes are. The first two years will either be decent or rough as Richards. Year 3 will be a settling phase and year 4/5 will probably be a waste as they spend the whole time campaigning for an election. So it'll be like every government.

They can't go as hard and make changes like the NDP in Saskatchewan and BC did because the public uprising would get them impeached once the dust settles. They also have to find a way to manage needs of rural vs urban communities which is going to be a huge issue for them looking at their platform that is so urban-centric.

Alison Redford was the worst thing to happen to Albertan politics since that dude in the 70's I learnt about in highshool.
- Lindenis#1

I was rooting for a minority government. NDP blew the mission in NS with just as much fanfare but I think the Alberta version is more centric.

im so confused by all this

provinces have their own parties and elections? states have elections here but its still all dem/rep
- Crimsoninja

Republican, democrat, independent, green

lol im not sure if i'd even like hockey if i lived in Canada the past 10 years.


it's great to be in a country obsessed with it when i visit...but in some ways it's actually really nice to have it almost as a niche sport down here. cuts down on the idiot/casual fans like we have with the nfl
- Crimsoninja

You're so hip

Republican, democrat, independent, green
- shvingter88

ah ok lol

You're so hip
- shvingter88

- DJL

what in the actual (frank)???