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There was a time when Canada had it all: freedom, democracy, bountiful resources, and safe communities. However now it's become a place that would be unrecognizable to the previous generations that helped build it. The good news is that we can have that Canadian dream once again. Will you... show more

Stephanie Kusie

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Western Canadian Girlvor 1 Jahr

Not much hope left if Ontario and Kaybec keep messing things up for the rest of us

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David McGownvor 1 Jahr

Stephanie, don’t know where you live, but my Canada has freedom, democracy, bountiful resources and safe communities. Not without challenges. But don’t tell me please that we don’t have the Canadian dream today.

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Jeffvor 1 Jahr

Alberta and Saskatchewan is leaving Canada soon. Rest of Canada can go to hell!

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I Love Teavor 1 Jahr

Nope. I’ve given up on Canada. The damage is irreparable. I’m now fighting for #AlbertaIndependence.

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Nana0000vor 1 Jahr

Prayers it’s sooner than later. Carney hellbent on our complete destruction

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Brenda L Whitevor 1 Jahr

I remember the 100th anniversary - it was a time of joy and youth, freedom, celebration in our little park beside the house (no one said back then - you cannot do that). Safety in our streets would indeed be a wonderful thing again.

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Geraldine 🍁vor 1 Jahr

Happy Canada Day Stephanie ♥️

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Mikie66vor 1 Jahr

My Grandfather who fought in WW II would not be happy.

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Sir Newtonvor 1 Jahr

Only western GenXers know how good it once was !

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Brander 🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

Agree. I remember how it used to be.

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