Many CIBC corporate staff are still usually only 1-day per week in office. All the CEO excuses you hear about "performance" and "collaboration" are bunk. It's really all about real estate and control.

The finance-bro mindset is both relentlessly short-term, one quarter to the next, and conformist. Faced with big oil's corporate media propaganda behemoth, Carney naturally adapted his 'Value(s)' to fit extinctionism, facts, science and reality be damned. It's who he is. substack.com/home/post/p-...

Canada Post should copy the Belgian post which is a major player in that field. Also postal bank and throw in a telecoms service and Canada Post should be providing these services.

You’re so right and what pisses me off is that so many people refuses to accept this. Hence they settle for scraps instead of demanding better public services

As a political scientist, I think the effects on unity are some of the biggest problems with the agreement. It legitimates "Alberta" as an aggrieved party, distinct from other provinces, while treating BC and its peoples to be as issues to be managed, rather than partners in the federation.

I am still concerned that the US won’t allow us to use the aircraft when we truly need it. But this is a better argument I have read than most. The US clearly a Russian vassal state wouldn’t allow use of the F-35 against Russia or itself.

And if you think Carney must be a political super genius because he was a banker and economist etc etc., well, I'd like you to meet tech bros as proof positive that skills in one area don't always port over to another.

I'd write this up but I don't want to. So, feel free to mad libs it.

Alberta will never go Liberal if buying us a pipeline didn't do it but now they get to lose BC too!