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"A Place to Grow" drew ire because it comes from a weird "provincialist" 60's anthem commissioned by the same Progressive Conservative government. Check it out:
by stewjacks 7y ago
"A Place to Grow" drew ire because it comes from a weird "provincialist" 60's anthem commissioned by the same Progressive Conservative government. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KU1wUfqhsM8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KU1wUfqhsM8
- 52-6F-62 7y agoIt's continually amazing to me how far they will go to politicize something. And now the old plates are "the Liberal's fault". They were also introduced by the PCs some time back. Cue eyeroll. That said, I'll take "A Place to Grow" over "Open for Business" as we once feared. All this to do some political posturing but we can't afford to let studies and trials keep running that were already under way. If I let my eyes keep rolling this hard I might lose my balance.
- UseStrict 7y agoWorst thing is that new commercial plates do have "Open for Business" on them. Fun fact, a lot of those black license plates on pickup trucks are commercial-style plates, meaning all the redneck truck-driving coal-rolling Conservative base will be cruising around with "Open for Business" on their trucks once the new plate designs come into effect.
- frosted-flakes 7y agoTo clarify, UseStrict means black letters on a white background. The normal ones are blue letters on a white background (with the slogan "Yours to Discover" on both).