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Alberta's nature, so beautiful that the first time when I saw it I said myself it was forged! So magnificent!
Then alberta is touch by oilsands........

I shall like knowing if a majority of people fight against that?
I know that it is not easy, that would be it more if the majority of people became active in the fight, but it is necessary not to give up, the stakes are too grave to let make hands in pockets!
But are there people who fight against that?
After all they destroy your magnificent nature! And the consequences are catastrophic and worsen from day to day.
The nature is the only thing which we really need to live, the only one who gives us of what to live healthily, but the man destroys everything, making of a heaven on Earth as alberta the hell

   

Seriously, as a professional gibberish translator/interpreter, even to me, this did not make sense.

   

It's from France.

   

Ah. Bien sur.



Sacre bleu, maudit tabernac:

   

And these...

   

Don't mention the war.

   

You forgot to mention that you are also a user and speaker of the aforementioned....

   

Hey, practice makes perfect!

   

.....Like the french can point fingers at anyone.

   

They find it easy to point with both hands above their head.

   

Yea ok. This is utter BS! However, I would like to see a national energy strategy.

   

Yup, very easy with all those free fingers too.

not like any of them on a trigger or anything.

   

The OP of this thread should be advised that the Rocky Mountains are a long, long way from Fort McMurray. Digging up bitumen in the northeastern corner of the province is NOT going to destroy the beauty of those majestic, snow-capped peaks in any meaningful way. The boreal forest on the other hand...

   

...is in no danger given sheer total area encompassed by it.



Hyperbole, just say no.

   

Danke, and people can fill up the holes and replant the trees, no?

   

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