Gerry Craswell
@gcras.bsky.social
Retired educator and bureaucrat from Sask. Political (left leaning) and data junkie/nerd. Solar energy newbie. #Woodworker, #woodturner, backpacker, camper, love to curl, and play golf and ball. Dad/stepdad to 8. Grandpa to 6.
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Sometimes we need a moment, but if you tune out completely, they win. Fascism doesn’t need your support, just your silence.
October 10, 2025 at 2:31 AM
Sometimes we need a moment, but if you tune out completely, they win. Fascism doesn’t need your support, just your silence.
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In Chump's Own Words.......
October 1, 2025 at 10:06 AM
In Chump's Own Words.......
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This makes me think of Canada Post right now. If sitting down with a blank slate, nobody in 2025 would design a postal system in which a person walked to every home in a city every single day. Let’s re-envision a postal system that is effective and affordable.
This makes me think of Canada Post right now. If sitting down with a blank slate, nobody in 2025 would design a postal system in which a person walked to every home in a city every single day. Let’s re-envision a postal system that is effective and affordable.
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September 29, 2025 at 2:21 PM
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This makes me think of Canada Post right now. If sitting down with a blank slate, nobody in 2025 would design a postal system in which a person walked to every home in a city every single day. Let’s re-envision a postal system that is effective and affordable.
This makes me think of Canada Post right now. If sitting down with a blank slate, nobody in 2025 would design a postal system in which a person walked to every home in a city every single day. Let’s re-envision a postal system that is effective and affordable.
Here are some disappointing facts about solar power generation in Sask.
1. Sask is one of only two provinces that does not provide credit for power pushed back into the grid at the same rate it charges for electricity taken out of the grid. I pay about 15 cents/kWh, and get 7.5 cents credit.
1. Sask is one of only two provinces that does not provide credit for power pushed back into the grid at the same rate it charges for electricity taken out of the grid. I pay about 15 cents/kWh, and get 7.5 cents credit.
August 4, 2025 at 5:52 PM
Here are some disappointing facts about solar power generation in Sask.
1. Sask is one of only two provinces that does not provide credit for power pushed back into the grid at the same rate it charges for electricity taken out of the grid. I pay about 15 cents/kWh, and get 7.5 cents credit.
1. Sask is one of only two provinces that does not provide credit for power pushed back into the grid at the same rate it charges for electricity taken out of the grid. I pay about 15 cents/kWh, and get 7.5 cents credit.
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HOLY CRAP!! A QAnon account with 55k followers on TS posted this video. Dems can’t take their foot off the gas with this. This will tear his base apart.
July 13, 2025 at 7:28 PM
HOLY CRAP!! A QAnon account with 55k followers on TS posted this video. Dems can’t take their foot off the gas with this. This will tear his base apart.
Any possible chance our premier and his esteemed cabinet is rethinking the decision to continue to sell American liquor in our stores?
How about maintaining the large unoccupied stock of Sask housing and making them available? How about getting our water bombers fixed so they can fight fires?
How about maintaining the large unoccupied stock of Sask housing and making them available? How about getting our water bombers fixed so they can fight fires?
July 11, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Any possible chance our premier and his esteemed cabinet is rethinking the decision to continue to sell American liquor in our stores?
How about maintaining the large unoccupied stock of Sask housing and making them available? How about getting our water bombers fixed so they can fight fires?
How about maintaining the large unoccupied stock of Sask housing and making them available? How about getting our water bombers fixed so they can fight fires?
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For the "No shit, Sherlock" file...
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U.S. report finds fentanyl crossing from Canada ‘not an important part of this story’
Barely any of the fentanyl seized in the United States originates from Canada, according to a new report from U.S. think tank the Manhattan Institute.
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July 3, 2025 at 4:06 PM
For the "No shit, Sherlock" file...
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The Traitor team of Smith and Moe putting Nazi booze back on the shelves is really paying off on the trade front.
Who knows what Canada could really do if these two weren't drilling holes in Canada's boat.
Who knows what Canada could really do if these two weren't drilling holes in Canada's boat.
June 29, 2025 at 11:41 PM
The Traitor team of Smith and Moe putting Nazi booze back on the shelves is really paying off on the trade front.
Who knows what Canada could really do if these two weren't drilling holes in Canada's boat.
Who knows what Canada could really do if these two weren't drilling holes in Canada's boat.
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NEW: Sask. to extend life of all coal-fired power plants despite federal clean electricity regulations.
One expert compares the decision to Blockbuster building new VHS-rental stores in the era of streaming services; a waste of money.
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One expert compares the decision to Blockbuster building new VHS-rental stores in the era of streaming services; a waste of money.
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Sask. to extend life of all coal-fired power plants despite federal clean electricity regulations | CBC News
Saskatchewan plans to continue the use of coal-fired power plants as it moves toward adopting nuclear power generation.
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June 18, 2025 at 10:26 PM
NEW: Sask. to extend life of all coal-fired power plants despite federal clean electricity regulations.
One expert compares the decision to Blockbuster building new VHS-rental stores in the era of streaming services; a waste of money.
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
One expert compares the decision to Blockbuster building new VHS-rental stores in the era of streaming services; a waste of money.
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On the day we find out that the provincial gov’t let Sask burn with 4 of their 10 water bombers on the ground (as well as the new one the premier said had not been delivered, but was), we also find out it has committed to rebuilding the coal burning electrical generating plants in the province. 🤦♂️😩😡
June 19, 2025 at 12:52 AM
On the day we find out that the provincial gov’t let Sask burn with 4 of their 10 water bombers on the ground (as well as the new one the premier said had not been delivered, but was), we also find out it has committed to rebuilding the coal burning electrical generating plants in the province. 🤦♂️😩😡
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Minister Jeremy Harrison has just directed SaskPower to rebuild its coal-fired power plants and continue running them past 2030. The letter directs SaskPower to begin by putting Boundary Dam unit 4 back in service. This decision is problematic for many, many reasons and I list some of them below:
June 18, 2025 at 9:15 PM
Minister Jeremy Harrison has just directed SaskPower to rebuild its coal-fired power plants and continue running them past 2030. The letter directs SaskPower to begin by putting Boundary Dam unit 4 back in service. This decision is problematic for many, many reasons and I list some of them below:
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Something to consider the next time the USA claims to be “subsidizing” Canada.
June 14, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Something to consider the next time the USA claims to be “subsidizing” Canada.
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In Manitoba, Kinew requested federal/military help and got thousands evacuated. Moe refused help. Why? Because it is a Liberal federal government? Why is he still premier? www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
Northern Sask. mayor calls province's wildfire evacuation response 'disgusting' | CBC News
Julie Baschuk says people are hungry and sleeping in tents because of the a “confusing” response to wildfire evacuations.
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June 10, 2025 at 10:42 AM
In Manitoba, Kinew requested federal/military help and got thousands evacuated. Moe refused help. Why? Because it is a Liberal federal government? Why is he still premier? www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
I would be interested to hear from people who support the action being taken by the government against the protestors in California, but hated the action taken by the government against the protestors in Ottawa, or vice versa. To you, what is the diff that makes you support one but not the other?
June 9, 2025 at 12:17 AM
I would be interested to hear from people who support the action being taken by the government against the protestors in California, but hated the action taken by the government against the protestors in Ottawa, or vice versa. To you, what is the diff that makes you support one but not the other?
@scott.moe what could they possibly do for Ontario?
As wildfire smoke engulfs Ontario and the Federal government sends in Armed Forces to help.
Ford cuts the budget for wildland firefighting and goes on vacation.
Toronto had the worst air quality in the world this week due to smoke from wildfires.
#ONpoli
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Ford cuts the budget for wildland firefighting and goes on vacation.
Toronto had the worst air quality in the world this week due to smoke from wildfires.
#ONpoli
www.thestar.com/news/canada/...
Carney sends army to northwestern Ontario as wildfires blaze in the province
The Canadian Armed Forces will be helping with emergency airlift evacuations near Sandy Lake First Nation, the prime minister announced Sunday morning.
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June 8, 2025 at 5:24 PM
@scott.moe what could they possibly do for Ontario?