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Tuesday is the deadline for the initial repporteur to the PM of recommendations from the Special Rapa-Nui on foreign interference…which in turn is to then be disseminated from the PMO to the opposition leaders…this coming Tuesday May 23rd so in just a few days, & the next business day.

Five of them, claiming the one eBike the six months pregnant nurse was on, was their rental? It’s plausible… Maybe they’re circus performers, and they needed to practice?

https://apple.news/A1FmrgVXvSG6XuR0jTknoAg Given that a public inquiry into foreign interference with Canada’s democratic institutions — including the 2019 and 2021 federal elections — now appears inevitable, the issue of how it will impact on Canada’s national security must be critically...

http://apple.news/Ai0TPymTuRWmVFnlMOGGSQA Every time Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux points out there are costs to Canadians because of the Trudeau government’s climate action plan, Federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault, among other Liberals, blows a gasket. His latest...

I thought I’d find something here about the NYC pregnant nurse and the Citi-Bike thing. Apparently she tried to take an eBike that matched the serial# on her receipt for its renal from a bunch of teenagers. A white Manhattan hospital worker accused of taking a Citi Bike from a young Black man...

It grows back, so it’s renewable. http://cfs.nrcan.gc.ca/pubwarehouse/pdfs/20055.pdf Saskatchewan has an abundance of forest resources. Approximately 288 000 km2 or 44 percent of the province is classified as forested land, of which 42 percent or 120 000 km2 is considered nonreserved, productive...

….& some of them (OK, 1) are there to lecture the Italian PM about LGBTQ etc…rights… because there’s a time and place for everything.

Premier Scott Moe issued a challenge of sorts after the federal environment minister responded to Saskatchewan’s plan to decide for itself whether to use coal for power generation past 2030 and natural gas past 2035. Federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault said earlier this week that...

From the inside looking out, though from Western Canada (yeah Westernesse, etc…), Trudeau’s shortcomings where really obvious when he was still just an MP (not the PM) with one of the worst attendance records in Parliament of any MP…& he was an absentee representative even then, riding on his...

The attached video below might state what I was trying to stumble through above and much more eloquent manner. Perhaps with less flair and humour, but more clarity.

If Trudeau were sincere in his beliefs, he would enshrine the right to abortion in law. There’s no law protecting a woman’s right to an abortion, just no law prohibiting it. The Liberals could have changed that by now, but choose not to. That said, Poilievre would be wise to follow the path to...

You don’t need a pollster to tell you the popularity of Justin Trudeau’s government is plunging to new depths. You can smell the Liberals’ fear of losing the next election in the social media posts of high-profile cabinet ministers. They raise, once again, fears that a Conservative government...

(regarding post#425, those long wheelbase trucks are like Cadillacs compared to Highway tractors being like Honda’s as far as the ride goes, BUT, as far as a design flaw goes, we have discovered that they do not do well in Portland or San Francisco on those hilly roads)

All Color’s of the spectrum blended (?) before the prism?

My “Excuse me?” was me looking for clarification and thank you. Engineering problems will get solved in time, but maybe not in the next 12 years affordably & to the degree of sophistication needed to transition, seamlessly (or realistically in that timeframe) from one technology to the next. I...

Excuse me? If you were talking about engineering solutions or inventions or technologies, that just don’t exist yet, to solve problems in the next 12 years (2035 - 2023) to meet the Federal Green Agenda of NetZero, I’m hopeful that something (or many somethings) come down the pipe and become...

Johnston must report by Tuesday on whether he thinks the Trudeau government should call a public inquiry on the matter. The government has already stated publicly that it will follow Johnston’s advice, which is why anything short of a recommendation for a full, forensic investigation will be an...

Net Zero is a great concept. Living through a Prairie Winter in a mid-continental climate a long ways from any large bodies of water to moderate temperatures (or provide excess hydroelectricity), above the 49th parallel, is a reality. Saskatchewan usually has at least 30 days per year with...

In this current mad moment in Canadian politics, when the nation’s global warming synod (the high priest being the most frequent flyer in the country, Justin Trudeau) is handing out billions of dollars from an exhausted treasury to carmakers if they locate in Ontario, Moe has most sensibly held...

Huh, that’s a new (I guess old) concept. Had to google that. Learn something new (or old & obsolete) everyday. http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_race_concepts These ideas were popular from the late 18th century to the middle of the 20th century. These are now called historical...