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Originally Posted by butterfly
Building a road from Calgary to Red Deer is slightly easier than building one through the Florida Everglades. And, yes, Canada's population is relatively smaller. It doesn't grind my gears any less to have underdeveloped infrastructure compared to, say, Slovenia.
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Ok, 100 Kms is also approximately the distance between Revelstoke to Golden, and that is definitely harder building that than building in the Everglades. And the population of BC is 1/4 of Florida.
Everyone would like better infrastructure, but we have to be realistic. I'm not sure if Slovenia has better roads than Canada, but I kind of doubt it. I guess it's possible though. But Slovenia is tiny. It's population density is more than 25 times that of Canada. It's the population density that you seem to be ignoring.