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Sweden flies Gripen fighter jets on offer to Canada as part of NATO mission As geopolitical tensions rise in many parts of the world, Swedish Armed Forces have six JAS 39 Gripen fighter jets deployed in Iceland.

"This marks a significant milestone. It’s the first time Sweden leads air policing duties in the highly strategic territory since joining NATO in 2024. It’s also an occasion for the Swedes to show off their fighter jets to Canada, and how they fit into NATO operations" www.ctvnews.ca/canada/artic...

so we rubber stamp the action as okay? That means we have rubber stamped our own demise. Time to get off the quisling appeasement Kool-Aid, yet another USSA product to boycott

Please look up the methane produced. It's insane to consider it clean

Europe will give priority to clean energy, high-level EU diplomat says | The Narwhal A high-level EU diplomat says Europe is focused on nuclear and renewables, as India makes a play for Canadian oil and gas

A high-level European Union diplomat said the EU is prioritizing clean energy sources when asked whether the trading bloc has any interest in Canadian oil and gas last week. @meyer.bsky.social reports: thenarwhal.ca/eu-canada-oi...

you're not including the methane from extraction

Lloyd Axworthy: Canada once rejected America’s aggressive, unlawful foreign policy. Today Mark Carney embraced it By endorsing preventive strikes on Iran during ongoing diplomacy, and after Washington itself shredded the previous agreement, we are embracing the very doctrine we used to reject, writes Lloyd Axwort...

“We invoke international law and the “rules based international order” when adversaries engage in unlawful actions, but abandon those same rules entirely when it’s the Americans…For a country that depends on law more than force for its own security, that is not realism; it is recklessness.”

if a LIBNDPGRN coalition were formed on 30 ridings, 30 that they lose anyway so there's no loss in trying, Ford could be removed from power by coalescing to the GRN vote in just those ridings.

The Star has to stop begging Ford to do anything about anything and start to report instead on how to oust him from office. If LIBNDPGRN coalition were formed on 30 ridings, 30 that are lost anyway so there's no loss in trying, Ford could be removed from power

All provincial leaders including Marit Stiles need to resign for not forming a coalition to stop vote splitting thus allowing Ford to walk into office three times in a row. Protesting education to Ford, of all people, is just a waste of time, sorry

if a LIBNDPGRN coalition were formed on 30 ridings, 30 that they lose anyway so there's no loss in trying, Ford could be removed from power by coalescing to the GRN vote in just those ridings.

The Star has to stop begging Ford to do anything about anything and start to report instead on how to oust him from office. If LIBNDPGRN coalition were formed on 30 ridings, 30 that are lost anyway so there's no loss in trying, Ford could be removed from power

BC Liberals 20 seats need to break off creating a Climate Liberal party away from the Carney oil-soaked Liberals and hold them to account. They've gone waaaay off into Harperland

Spanish Prime Minister condemns war on Iran as breach of international law Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has condemned the US-Israel war on Iran as a breach of international law.

Spanish Prime Minister condemns war on Iran as breach of international law.
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Danielle Smith uses notwithstanding clause to run red light Calgary, Alberta - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has once again invoked the notwithstanding clause, something meant for only the most dire times to pass legislation, to get around a small legal probl...

Danielle Smith uses notwithstanding clause to run red light

This is complicity in an illegal and immoral war. It goes way beyond appeasement.

Liberal MPs were likely not told, don't care anyway, and sold out everything to stay in power. No defections no sitting independently no new parties that hold any ideals. Sell. Sell everything @liberalca.bsky.social 🤡🔫

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That's too bad I really enjoyed my last two gigs as a remote worker. Some IT companies at least saw the benefits and I hope they can keep that going. I'm off for the moment and will try to make my own stuff to continue remotely. The dread of the cubicle is a good motivator

Carney puts rules-based international order sign back in window OTTAWA - After publishing an official statement on behalf of the Canadian government supporting the joint US-Israel bombings in Iran this morning, Prime Minister Carney was spotted happily putting the...

Carney puts rules-based international order sign back in window

New Canadian trade deal with India only allows for 1 assassination per year OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have reportedly outlined a first draft of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, which includes a sub-clause limi...

New Canadian trade deal with India only allows for 1 assassination per year

Grievance Queen gotta grievance

Somehow the cheapest shack ever will cost a gazillion billion dollars but we can't repair a single roof

EIA's outlook for 2025 showing renewables at 193.2 million MWh

Materials throughput by type of energy source

Annual growth in World Electricity Production 2013 to 2023

What a sucker economy. Throwing it all away to multinationals. Royalties 12% oil&gas, 20% potash are a joke. Norway's 56% too late, they timed it perfectly. Prices are falling as demand destruction switches to cheaper renewables. Forget pipelines, solar/wind need those resources. Let's do value-add

Norway's special tax on oil royalties is 56%, in addition to the ordinary corporate income tax rate of 22%, resulting in a total tax rate of 78% on petroleum-related income (norskpetroleum). They are using their win-fall for renewable energy projects among other things

Somehow the cheapest shack ever will cost a gazillion billion dollars but we can't repair a single roof

Norway's special tax on oil royalties is 56%, in addition to the ordinary corporate income tax rate of 22%, resulting in a total tax rate of 78% on petroleum-related income (norskpetroleum). They are using their win-fall for renewable energy projects among other things

Norway's special tax on oil royalties is 56%, in addition to the ordinary corporate income tax rate of 22%, resulting in a total tax rate of 78% on petroleum-related income (thenarwal reported 8 years ago)

Mining companies in SK are not a part of the constitution. People would have to sue the province for not collecting royalties beyond the meager 20% for its citizens

If it's federal lands then not a problem. The Canada Petroleum Resources Act allows for the regulation of royalties on petroleum and other resources

the provinces suck at it. Get the enfeebled losers out of the equation so all Canadians benefit