SAme for me. I think only the ex and her lawyers don't.
- La Raie

Not much need for them with the markets here and all. I'm loving Food Basics though... cheap (frank)ing food.
- Tee-Dot

Yeah. No Frills has pretty good prices too.

Yes.

Wonder no longer.
- eihcnerf

*cleans up*

*cleans up*
- Tee-Dot

Kleenex says "Bless you".

Yeah. No Frills has pretty good prices too.
- 3M

I really love the fact that useless, ignorant, piece of poop albertans told me it's sooooo expensive here. Gas is the same, smokes are 4 bucks less a pack, and I got 15 Blue for 18 bucks as opposed to 32 in EDM. (frank)ing clueless idiots.

Nothing too fancy eh?
- QuebecPride

Eh, je commence mon "trousseau" de bouteilles d'alcool.

I really love the fact that useless, ignorant, piece of poop albertans told me it's sooooo expensive here. Gas is the same, smokes are 4 bucks less a pack, and I got 15 Blue for 18 bucks as opposed to 32 in EDM. (frank)ing clueless idiots.
- Tee-Dot

Some things cost more, some things cost less. Beer isn't bad as far as price goes, but beers you got cheap in AB might be more here (like Kokanee).

I really love the fact that useless, ignorant, piece of poop albertans told me it's sooooo expensive here. Gas is the same, smokes are 4 bucks less a pack, and I got 15 Blue for 18 bucks as opposed to 32 in EDM. (frank)ing clueless idiots.
- Tee-Dot

The higher costs usually comes down to a few things, primarily housing or renting, cable, internet, entertainment, etc...

All depends on how you choose to live your life and what you find most important.

Some things cost more, some things cost less. Beer isn't bad as far as price goes, but beers you got cheap in AB might be more here (like Kokanee).
- 3M

Yes, like Lucky. Bud and Blue here is the same if not cheaper then Lucky!!!

Yes, like Lucky. Bud and Blue here is the same if not cheaper then Lucky!!!
- Tee-Dot

Welcome back to civilization Stee.

Yes, like Lucky. Bud and Blue here is the same if not cheaper then Lucky!!!
- Tee-Dot

I don't buy Lucky, but from what I remember it's certainly cheaper than Bud and Blue.

The higher costs usually comes down to a few things, primarily housing or renting, cable, internet, entertainment, etc...

All depends on how you choose to live your life and what you find most important.
- JDJ

This is true

Gas is cheaper avg. in EDM by about 2 cents.

Our Bell FIBE is around 50 here with wireless and fibre optic wheres Shaw was 150 coaxal and non wifi

More tax in ONT

Housing is slightly less here.

Work here is available but harder to find since they want qualified people instead of any joe blow because of the oil.

IMHO... advantage Ontario.

Yeah. No Frills has pretty good prices too.
- 3M

Good for some of the "bulk" stuff - cereals, detergents, etc... I would never buy produce of any fresh foods at No Frills.

Then again, I have a fresh food store at the bottom of the street... cheap and always a great quality selection.

Those can hit you like a Mack truck if you are not ready for them!
- JDJ

Beep Beep !!

Beep Beep !!
- pete26

Wyle E Coyote never had a chance.

Poor bastard.

Wyle E Coyote never had a chance.

Poor bastard.
- JDJ

Eh, je commence mon "trousseau" de bouteilles d'alcool.
- _nay_

J'ai pas encore le goût assez développer pour faire ça.

This is true

Gas is cheaper avg. in EDM by about 2 cents.

Our Bell FIBE is around 50 here with wireless and fibre optic wheres Shaw was 150 coaxal and non wifi

More tax in ONT

Housing is slightly less here.

Work here is available but harder to find since they want qualified people instead of any joe blow because of the oil.

IMHO... advantage Ontario.
- Tee-Dot

I have a good deal on cable; my housing group pays the TV, so I only pay internet and phone (I have to pay for PVR too, but it's only $20) with Rogers.

And they have the gall to ask for QUALIFIED people? TA. BAR. NAK.

I don't work in a trade, but I would imagine that qualifications carry a certain amount of weight regardless of your profession.

I really love the fact that useless, ignorant, piece of poop albertans told me it's sooooo expensive here. Gas is the same, smokes are 4 bucks less a pack, and I got 15 Blue for 18 bucks as opposed to 32 in EDM. (frank)ing clueless idiots.
- Tee-Dot

Ouch

Good for some of the "bulk" stuff - cereals, detergents, etc... I would never buy produce of any fresh foods at No Frills.

Then again, I have a fresh food store at the bottom of the street... cheap and always a great quality selection.
- JDJ

I like to think I have a pretty good eye for produce; if it's not good, I don't buy it, regardless of who's selling it.

This is true

Gas is cheaper avg. in EDM by about 2 cents.

Our Bell FIBE is around 50 here with wireless and fibre optic wheres Shaw was 150 coaxal and non wifi

More tax in ONT

Housing is slightly less here.

Work here is available but harder to find since they want qualified people instead of any joe blow because of the oil.

IMHO... advantage Ontario.
- Tee-Dot

I only work on contract a few months of the year, maybe 6, and from home. Work is not that bad to find, but I did spend years making connections for that to happen.

People just starting out, or without the proper experience, can find it hard to work right now.

I only work on contract a few months of the year, maybe 6, and from home. Work is not that bad to find, but I did spend years making connections for that to happen.

People just starting out, or without the proper experience, can find it hard to work right now.
- JDJ

That's true for any industry. Even in my field, if you're fresh out of school, be prepared for a tough job hunt, and when you get an offer, it'll be a lowball deal.

I like to think I have a pretty good eye for produce; if it's not good, I don't buy it, regardless of who's selling it.
- 3M

When I first moved to the city, the only place near where I lived was a No Frills and no real other source for fresh produce and meats. Maybe it was just that one palce that soured my experience, but if I happen to stop at a No Frills now to pick something up, I do not even bother looking at the "fresh" stuff.

I just heard the local pub patio call my name - may you all wake up with the hangover I likely will have tomorrow.

EDIT: Obviously that was not for Pete, as it was a given regardless!

When I first moved to the city, the only place near where I lived was a No Frills and no real other source for fresh produce and meats. Maybe it was just that one palce that soured my experience, but if I happen to stop at a No Frills now to pick something up, I do not even bother looking at the "fresh" stuff.
- JDJ

Although I have seen some bad produce at No Frills, it's not a guarantee. I suspect it was probably just the place.