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  1. Ron in Regina

    Well, today is the Liberal/NDP Non-Coalition Coalition Budget Day!

    While Canada’s consumer price index fell from 3.4% in May to 2.8% in June, the cost of groceries was 9.1% above where it had been a year earlier. True, the rate of inflation on groceries was 10.4% in January, so 9.1% today is better. But excuse me if I’m not all that grateful, given that...
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    Trudeau’s Newest New Carbon Tax

    Clean Green Pennsylvanian Natural Gas? But Trudeau said there’s no business model for Natural Gas exports, right? Yet Pennsylvania seems to be expanding their production for some mysterious reason. Maybe Trudeau isn’t Carbon Taxing them?
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    Trudeau’s Newest New Carbon Tax

    Bingo!! Yes, and with Actual Climate…like the Climate in a Canadian Prairie Winter…. http://www.saskenergy.com/manage-account/federal-carbon-tax Here’s the increases from the Carbon Tax to households in SK to heat their homes in the winter from the Carbon Tax…unless you “choose” not to heat...
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    Trudeau’s Newest New Carbon Tax

    Alberta, Saskatchewan, & Newfoundland and Labrador at the top of this newest second Carbon Tax…& what do they have in common as numbers 1, 2, & 3 respectively? The PBO report estimated the second carbon tax will cost the average household between $384 and $1,157 in 2030 depending on the...
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    Trudeau’s Newest New Carbon Tax

    New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs has long complained of the impact of federal climate policies on the price of fuel in the province, but Ottawa has signalled it may be willing to address those concerns. Following a meeting of the four Atlantic premiers and federal ministers in Moncton on...
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    Would you pay to use your heated seats?

    I’d be figuring out a way to bypass the CPU and have them on a toggle-switch if push came to shove. Damned if I’d be paying someone rental on a subscription for something I’d have already bought and paid for...
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    Well, today is the Liberal/NDP Non-Coalition Coalition Budget Day!

    So, here we are in the midst of an inflation and cost of living crisis, Canadians still processing the most recent punch to the gut courtesy of the Bank of Canada, and we have politicians out there showing us repeatedly just how little they get it. Butter is $9 and Chrystia Freeland is taking...
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    Would you pay to use your heated seats?

    Having the heated seats, or an extra 20hp, or other features that are already in the vehicle on a subscription basis would be a deal breaker for me. XM Radio or OnStar are one thing, but this is just ridiculous. You’ve purchase the vehicle with heated seats installed in them (I’m sure they’re...
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    Notorious child killer Paul Bernardo transferred to Quebec institution

    Why all the lies though? To what end? http://apple.news/Afn31hl3oR9Wc4d3J2JnZAw What other scandal is the current government trying to drown out with the noise from this one? It’s the only thing that makes sense to me.
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    Omnibus Russia Ukraine crisis

    Still space on the sidewalks in downtown Toronto. Bring your own tent, or settle somewhere sane with room to breathe.
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    Omnibus : Hunter Biden

    We seem to have had a plethora of those lately….Jewish Space Lasers I mean, ‘cuz Global Warming, etc….😉
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    CRTC (Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission) & Bill C-18

    Meta has started to run ads to inform Canadians of its plan to block the viewing and sharing of news content on Facebook and Instagram within weeks, but some Quebec radio stations and news publications are refusing to carry them. It’s the latest development in a tense standoff between Meta and...
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    Rapporteur David Johnson, Eminent Canadian

    A retired RCMP officer has been charged with foreign interference, the Mounties said in a news release Friday. William Majcher, 60, "allegedly used his knowledge and his extensive network of contacts in Canada to obtain intelligence or services to benefit the People's Republic of China," the...
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    Rapporteur David Johnson, Eminent Canadian

    http://apple.news/AHvaoz_LnT5mxg-Q6ttA89w
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    BC Port Strike

    The strike at B.C. ports has been on, then off, then on, then off again. It has been quite a whirlwind as negotiations between port workers and their employer have unfolded. The process has gone through several stages and it isn’t quite clear exactly what will happen next. Workers are taking...
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    Homeless Tent Cities in Canada

    Regina Mayor Sandra Masters addressed the encampment during a media conference Wednesday, suggesting the city wouldn’t be able to take down the tent city without safely ensuring that those who are staying there had a place to go. “I think that’s what all of the organizations are working through...
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    Homeless Tent Cities in Canada

    Makowsky couldn’t say why people were refusing help, noting that they don’t tend to give long answers, but he said there could be many reasons why. “It’s sort of a scenario where they are asked if they’d like any help from the ministry and it’s just a ‘no,’ ” said Makowsky. Alejandra Cabrera...
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    Homeless Tent Cities in Canada

    One of the biggest parts of the mess that has led to mass homelessness is Canada’s undeniable housing crisis. With immigration targets set to rise to half a million by 2025 the situation will get worse unless we get building. In Vancouver there have been encouraging signs by Ken Sim and his...
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    BC Port Strike

    http://apple.news/AV__cnoo4SAupDdFu7uLcHA The Port of Vancouver handles 3,500 tonnes of ready-to-consume food on a daily basis, said Sylvain Charlebois, director of the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University. The strike therefore delayed the inbound and outbound movement over 12 days of...
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    Homeless Tent Cities in Canada

    According to a letter she received from the province, her new one-bedroom must come in at $925 including heat, or $825 with no utilities included. (So to heat a 1 bedroom house or apartment out there only costs $100 on to heat on average??) Vienneau said that number was determined using the...