I absolutely agree and hope that this serves as a wake call to the dangers of building a country on consumption and dependence on foreign goods to sustain itself.

In spite of looking economic uncertainty, we remain assured in the fact that the military presence here will persist into the future even as the US potentially suffers a sustained period of contraction.

Hi there,on a more general note: does the current boom in the Kamloops are appear to be sustainable, i.e. what's the main driver?

I’ve worked with the petroleum industry for a long time, and though I have made a good living, like many others of my peers, I’m in place that my current lifestyle is only sustainable as long as I continue to work til I drop dead.  

The resource vets contractors and makes sure they are familiar with the administrative compete as well as reviewing financial to insure the contractor can sustain the project.

Also, I'm really interested in green building/sustainable building/community development.

This resonated with me because, I have always stressed preparation and doing things once to avoid wasteful repetition. 

San Mateo has seen 12% appreciation this year, which in my eyes in isn't sustainable.

My question is after I scale up and make enough cash flow to sustain my life style I’d like to quit this job.

For me, the cash flow would need to be very good and sustainable (not above market rents).