Happy Birthday Air Force! 🎉
We have never made our own jets. We’re not gonna start now. Buying American is waaay more cost effective, and that’s what Canadians want.
JoeDyrt
joined 10 months ago
As a MexiCanuck, I’m lovin it!
A disturbing story about exploiting teen vulnerability. Sadly the “experts” offer no practical tips for teens to combat the scammers’ techniques.
The smugness on her face probably wasn’t because of this statement, but it’s very easy to imagine her thinking “Now you bad people are going to die for being bad, whilst us good people watch with stony hearts.” Ugh.
Release the Epstein files!
Working’ all right! Work in’ for ye water and oxygen, belta-loada!
“devastating” effects? What privileged delusion; “My view will be spoiled by wind turbines ELEVEN MILES offshore!”
BTW that’s nearly 18 kilometers. The horizons is SIX MILES for humans on the beach. Now, if your abode is several stories up from sea level, then maybe, if your sight is very good, you might see some smudges on the horizon. On a clear day. So the advantages of not burning hydrocarbons to power your car and elevator, outweigh your aesthetic of ocean view.
Nice! But we already got one! 🇨🇦
You’re effed, USA. You’ll be choking on fossil fuel fumes and dying before retirement age for decades after the kleptocracy falls.
«Мы просто ищем хорошие места для недвижимости».
“We are simply scouting for good real estate locations.”
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For a province dependant on agriculture in an age of climate change, it is definitely worth exploring the energy sector. It seems likely that AI’s energy demand will continue to rise for decades. If Sask can fill some of that demand, there will be a benefit to the economy.
On the “cons” side, the $7B investment comes from public money; i.e. taxpayers. And if the predictions of future demand do not pan out, the 1.7 million inhabitants of the province will be on the hook for the payments.