The federal government has extended the contract of Quebec-based L-3 Communications MAS to maintain its fleet of CF-18 fighter jets for up to another decade.
Wake up people...the Americans offered to sell us the Super hornet years ago for less than what it cost to modernize our CF-18's (I believe they offered between 60 -100). WHAT??? we just got them back not to long ago so we could play with the Americans! quebec gets the $$$ again...
Wake up people...the Americans offered to sell us the Super hornet years ago for less than what it cost to modernize our CF-18's (I believe they offered between 60 -100).
I suppose I can go to the grocery store and see if they have cheese for poutine. maybe it might match up to the awesome taste of the stuff that I tried in Quebec
"ASLplease" said I suppose I can go to the grocery store and see if they have cheese for poutine. maybe it might match up to the awesome taste of the stuff that I tried in Quebec
I bought some at a cheese factory in Ontario, wasn't quite as good but it was good.
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Buy Canadian if you really have to buy!
but isn't quebec their own nation?
hey, btw, when I stopped in quebec this summer, I bought some unrippened stringy cheese that was saltier than beef jerk.....very awesome!
do you know what its called? can I buy it online?
Buy Canadian if you really have to buy!
What jet fighter do we build?
ROTFL
hey, btw, when I stopped in quebec this summer, I bought some unrippened stringy cheese that was saltier than beef jerk.....very awesome!
do you know what its called? can I buy it online?
Cheeze curds?
Crottes de fromage or fromage en grains, in French.
I prefer the unsalted version myself.
Dang, it was sooooo good. Maybe its a good thing that I've never seen it before, I'm sure that much salt is not good for me.
Quebec is known for its aeronautics and is definitely a ''Canadian'' province.
I suppose I can go to the grocery store and see if they have cheese for poutine. maybe it might match up to the awesome taste of the stuff that I tried in Quebec
I bought some at a cheese factory in Ontario, wasn't quite as good
but it was good.