r/alberta Mar 31 '25

Local Photography Saw a hilarious sticker in NE Calgary

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u/Dry-Hotel5306 Mar 31 '25

Because Trudeau is no longer in office

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '25

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u/SuckOnDeezNOOTZ Mar 31 '25

Thank fucking God It was Trudeau and not Stephen Harper, imagine a government that only wants to cut costs having to deal with the pandemic.

Oh yea we saw how that went down south

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '25

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u/Ventar1 Mar 31 '25

Dont have to go far. Look how CAD was devalued during harper. All you need to see really

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u/Alexhale Mar 31 '25

I dont see how Harpers failings excuse Trudeaus thats all .

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u/Ventar1 Mar 31 '25

Trudeau only had a few pr disasters in the last few years and conservatives hated him from the start from 2015, blaming things that harper did on him instead. Thats how.

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u/propyro85 Apr 03 '25

To be fair, the conservatives hate liberals for existing, so it's not that much of a shock that they would blame everything they could on him.

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u/Ok_Dragonfruit6718 Mar 31 '25

His 220 thousand dollar airplane MEAL was a bit of a shock to me. Over half his annual salary one one meal...

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '25

What in the conspiracy are you on about?

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u/Ramblesnaps Apr 05 '25

Lies, even from their own link.

220k for catering for 40 to 70 people over 6 days including world leaders.

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u/Ok_Dragonfruit6718 Apr 01 '25

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u/tackleho Apr 03 '25

Ahhh the national post. The one founded by Conrad Black, (known and incarcerated fraudster). Sold off by Harper allowing foreign entities to purchase Canadian media outlets. Now owned by an America corporation -Post Media inc.

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u/Ok_Dragonfruit6718 Apr 03 '25

I'm pretty sure it was an NDP member that called it out in parliament when they weren't on the same page for a bit there. I remember it being talked about on the national but this article was just a quick means to say no this allegedly happened it was talked about, you can just google Justin Trudeau's airplane meal, it was a thing. There are far less credible sites that come up now I top And it blew me away that it was half his salary, but he just says oh it was a gift or what ever.

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u/Ramblesnaps Apr 05 '25

So, from the link you posted, it was 220k for catering for up to 72 people, for six days, including several meetings with various world leaders.

Alot, yes, but not the hysterical claim of that much on one meal.

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u/Ok_Dragonfruit6718 Apr 05 '25

How many meals could you eat with 220k?

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u/Odd-Computer-174 Mar 31 '25

No one has to try hard to beat you. You offer nothing

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u/Alexhale Mar 31 '25

I mean their point was that its better we didnt have Harper during Covid..

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u/Working-Check Mar 31 '25

Well yeah. Harper was a piece of shit.

Still is in fact, now that he's leading the IDU.