Khelshar wrote:Finally I got a post up. I don't really have any excuse for my lack of posting, I just struggle coming up with things to post. Have to delve into his mind and his state of mind, and that takes some time and dedication. And I don't want pointless posts where nothing happens, so I have to read everything twice to get things to fit and etc. Again, sorry for not posting any sooner.
No worries!




). It would not be inaccurate to say that agriculture is, when compared to provinces like Alberta or Saskatchewan and placed in the context of BC's economy, not their focus. Manitoba, with a quarter the population of BC, has about 800 more farms than BC does; these farms are, of course, far larger. So, yes, BC has farms, in the sense that it is a thing that exists in BC, but it is not a particularly notable part of BC (aside from producing all their pot and wine. It's a culture thing, guys, you wouldn't understand). And it is non-existent along the coast, in places like Port Hardy, which is why I made a point of singling it out.

