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What is good for one is good for all (except the people) as Volkswagen, Stellantis, and Honda are all jumping on the build your electric vehicle in Canada band wagon. Hitched to Canadian tax rebates and exemptions of course. Thing is everyone is starting to wonder about the E.V. and whether it...

Sounds like Canada would be better off leaving the decision on Sussex Dr until after the election, but they won't.

https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/airbus-workers-at-mirabel-plant-reject-companys-third-contract-offer

No mention of Beau Baldwin as QB coach joining up has me wondering. I was thinking he would be a big help to Jake Maier who might not get the rope he got last year with Matt Shiltz on the roster...

Curious which direction the "weather" comes in from?

wouldn't that be something

Could be the core issue is the athletic therapist being mad at Kelly about her contract not being renewed by the Argos. Doesn't actually sound like sexual assault happened. That said everyone should understand zero tolerance these days.

How did that all work out? Gave the top brass in Canada something to do and a bonus for Canadian lawyers defending military sexual harassment claims. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_Williams_(criminal)

Politicians love to travel. It takes up a lot of time and makes them appear important. Plus private jets and business class are great ways to avoid constituents. Travelling to Ottawa to sit in Parliament is a very expensive joke. Cut it entirely and you will see no change

IDF missile strikes Iran. Time to fasten your seatbelt.

Canada needs a good referendum followed by a total reorganization influenced by the results.

Mike Duffy 2.0

He is from Scarborough, only running in Burnaby because it is apparently a safe NDP seat although his gig must be wearing thin even on them. Appears fairly active in the Toronto area going by his website. I could be wrong.

I don't imagine there was anything in there along the lines of a wage or hiring freeze.

Singh has been working from home in the GTA for the past three years. Coincidence the wife just had his second kid.

Was just hypothesizing about rail yards in general. Seems like most things being transported are industrial goods, oil, grain, cement, cars and containers which has little to do with an urban freight yard. CP has a deal going back to the time of construction that no tax is paid for revenue...

Yorkton surprises me but I guess it shouldn't. Nice town.

What if it becomes an urban green space generating carbon dioxide and helping to replenish the ozone layer? Seems odd the plan would be to work around the aging infrastructure unless it is running at full capacity. I'd gamble on the entire lot but don't see myself as one who could live there.

Boundary Dam is also one of the major regional suppliers of flyash for use in concrete. Cool little bar nearby in Fife Lake if it is still there.

A professional women's sports team with male therapists and coaching is living in denial if they think they will never be affected by sexual tension. U.S. Olympic gymnasts bear the scars among others. The CFL / Argo / Kelly thing is not something new. Not trying to dismiss it but they should...