Third Party Political Signs

[Max Power]

I've seen one for the extreme-right wing senate candidate Jimmy Clymer last year. Other than that, no.

[Max Power]

I've seen one for the extreme-right wing senate candidate Jimmy Clymer last year. Other than that, no.

Same here. We probably saw the same guy, lol.

Depends. Where do you live?

[Max Power]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

[Max Power]

I've seen one for the extreme-right wing senate candidate Jimmy Clymer last year. Other than that, no.

I've read about Clymer. He's far from "extreme".

So he's mainstream?

[Max Power]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

[Max Power]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

I think he lives in Ottawa.

Oh, okay. That makes sense, then.

[Max Power]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

I think he lives in Ottawa.

Oh, okay. That makes sense, then.

Yes I do live in Ottawa. The closest CHP candidate was in Glengarry-Prescott-Russell which consists of a small part of the city, but that's about it. Anyways, how does "that make sense"? 

If you live in Ontario, and you live in a city, you most likely live in Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, or Mississauga. Sorry if it sounded mean, it wasn't supposed to be. I just read it again, and I see why are you are asking that question.

[Max Power]

There were many green party signs around last election. But they're more of a "fourth party". I also remember seeing a sign for the "Progressive Canadian" party - an offshoot of disgruntled former Progressive Conservatives.

So no Christian Heritage Party signs?

Not where I live, they didnt run any candidates in the city.

I didn't know you lived in a city. Which one, Toronto?

I think he lives in Ottawa.

Oh, okay. That makes sense, then.

Yes I do live in Ottawa. The closest CHP candidate was in Glengarry-Prescott-Russell which consists of a small part of the city, but that's about it. Anyways, how does "that make sense"? 

If you live in Ontario, and you live in a city, you most likely live in Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, or Mississauga. Sorry if it sounded mean, it wasn't supposed to be. I just read it again, and I see why are you are asking that question.

No, no, s'ok. Ontario has many cities though of course- many large cities. But, anyways- Toronto is the enemy, and it must be crushed Canadians outside Toronto despise it, because of the whole "Centre of the Universe" thing.

Kind of like NYC and LA here.