Cheryl in Nova Scotia 🇨🇦🍁🍁

Canadians on Ukraine's front lines face bitter cold, share stories of resilience | CBC News After over four years of war, several people with ties to Saskatchewan say a bitterly cold winter is taking its toll and that there's no end in sight to the fighting.

Canadians on Ukraine's front lines face bitter cold, share stories of resilience #Canada #Ukraine

Feb. 24 marked 4 years since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine

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Houston government should walk back some cuts: Opposition leader In an interview with the CBC's Amy Smith, NDP Leader Claudia Chender said taxpayers need to ask how the province went from having a balanced budget five years ago to spending $6.7 billion outside the ...

Houston government should walk back some cuts: Opposition leader #NDP #Chender #NovaScotia #HoustonFail

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Houston questioned about staff salaries amid cuts Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston took issue with reporter questions about staff costs when his government's latest budget includes more than $300 million in cuts to jobs and grants.

🤬 Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston took issue with reporter questions about staff costs when his government's latest budget includes more than $300 million in cuts to jobs and grants. #HoustonFail #NovaScotia

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N.S. farmers hope snowy winter will mitigate effects of drought | CBC News Most of the province has seen normal or above-average snowfall this winter, but there are a few factors that will determine how that affects the water table.

#NovaScotia
N.S. farmers hope snowy winter will mitigate effects of drought

How fast the snow melts will affect how water table is replenished

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/8 Membertou First Nation is a majority owner of the four wind projects, and Chief Terry Paul said in a news release the band’s participation “is about creating enduring economic opportunity while ensuring projects are developed with care, accountability, and respect for Mi’kma’ki.”

/7 EverWind will need to use the Nova Scotia Power grid to move its electricity; in exchange, Chard said the company will pay the utility about $10 million a year. He said other “natural benefits” of being connected to the grid have an estimated value of about $20 million.

/6 to build hundreds more turbines in phase 2, and a production and export facility in Point Tupper, N.S.

/5 said an application for Upper Afton is in the process of being registered.

EverWind’s long-term plan is to use the electricity generated at its wind farms to power the production of hydrogen and subsequently ammonia for export. It plans

/4 Bear Lake, located mostly in Hants County, with up to 15 turbines and up to 89 megawatts.
Upper Afton in Antigonish County, with up to 28 turbines and up to 176 megawatts.
The first three have received environmental approval from the provincial government and an EverWind spokesperson

/3 The wind projects, each expected to take two years to build, are:

Windy Ridge in Colchester County, with up to 49 turbines and up to 376 megawatts.
Kmtnuk, also in Colchester County, with up to 16 turbines and up to 128 megawatts.

/2 EverWind CEO Trent Vichie said the investment will allow for construction to begin this year on the company’s first phase of wind projects comprising around 100 turbines and at least 650 megawatts of energy capacity.

American investment in Everwind to kickstart buildout of first 4 wind farms | CBC News A company that wants to build some of the province’s largest wind farms and a green hydrogen production facility in Nova Scotia has secured its “most important” capital investment to date.

American investment (10% investment) in Everwind to kickstart buildout of first 4 wind farms #NovaScotia #Canada

Construction of about 100 turbines could start this year

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Picture of a coffee cup that's says "Science doesn't give a fuck what you believe"

Dear Alberta...get vaxxed.

To be fair the US Food and Drug Administration doesn't really care about this stuff anymore.

Agreed. Did you see this? The piece by Tom Urbaniak shows it’s even worse than I thought, and I thought it was very bad.

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Oh my

Apparently there’s a big loophole in US food safety regulations, and its name is GRAS

Eat fresh whenever you can.

With this in mind and trade with EU a focus, #Canada should adopt EU standards for substances allowed in foods.

OK, I am not surprised. #FoodSafety

There is a new Discord group: Ontarians Against Corruption. #onpoli

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Poor people are always fcked💔
But this is what America voted for.
You are becoming a typical Russian population that know their food is not regulated and often poisoned by their food and medicine
Making you sicker and weaker populace is the plan

Link to original study.
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Iran death toll reaches 555 as US, Israel escalate attacks Civilian deaths are growing as more attacks are reported in the capital and other parts of the country.

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I don't have a problem with this, they removed a gene from pigs that had previously allowed them to get sick

so sorry

If any country gets us, its Australia & New Zealand

What the fuck?

This should be a bigger story!!

YouTube video by ABC News (Australia) What's on the agenda for Canadian PM Carney's visit to Australia? | ABC NEWS

What's on the agenda for Canadian PM Carney's visit to Australia? #Canada #Australia

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WTAF?!?!?!