@hollyberry2025.bsky.social
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You know what would be great?
If anyone in Canada actually recognized that in 2014 Saudi Arabia started an oil price war that caused oil to drop by 70% in two years instead of blaming it all on the federal government.
Great job @macleans.bsky.social
If anyone in Canada actually recognized that in 2014 Saudi Arabia started an oil price war that caused oil to drop by 70% in two years instead of blaming it all on the federal government.
Great job @macleans.bsky.social
Alberta’s New Separatists — Maclean’s
Canada’s renegade province has been threatening to go it alone for more than a century. Now they mean it more than ever.
apple.news
August 19, 2025 at 7:52 PM
You know what would be great?
If anyone in Canada actually recognized that in 2014 Saudi Arabia started an oil price war that caused oil to drop by 70% in two years instead of blaming it all on the federal government.
Great job @macleans.bsky.social
If anyone in Canada actually recognized that in 2014 Saudi Arabia started an oil price war that caused oil to drop by 70% in two years instead of blaming it all on the federal government.
Great job @macleans.bsky.social
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As tech firms keep adding the largest and most compute-intensive AI models into more and more aspects of our digital lives, they are increasingly dependent on a growing share of existing energy and natural resources, leading to rising costs for everyone else, write Sasha Luccioni and Yacine Jernite.
How Your Utility Bills Are Subsidizing Power-Hungry AI | TechPolicy.Press
The next few years will be pivotal for determining the future of AI and its impact on energy grids worldwide, write Sasha Luccioni and Yacine Jernite.
buff.ly
August 10, 2025 at 12:01 PM
As tech firms keep adding the largest and most compute-intensive AI models into more and more aspects of our digital lives, they are increasingly dependent on a growing share of existing energy and natural resources, leading to rising costs for everyone else, write Sasha Luccioni and Yacine Jernite.
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Canada’s MPs spent $187.8M in 2024, including $32M on travel www.ctvnews.ca/politics/art...
Find out more at nationalnewswatch.com
Find out more at nationalnewswatch.com
Canada’s MPs spent $187.8M in 2024, including $32M on travel
Canadian members of Parliament spent a record $187.8 million in 2024, including $32 million on travel.
www.ctvnews.ca
May 16, 2025 at 9:23 AM
Canada’s MPs spent $187.8M in 2024, including $32M on travel www.ctvnews.ca/politics/art...
Find out more at nationalnewswatch.com
Find out more at nationalnewswatch.com
There's STILL a great disconnect with their idea that the party's job is to "fight" the Liberals...
May 5, 2025 at 4:39 PM
There's STILL a great disconnect with their idea that the party's job is to "fight" the Liberals...
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Alberta First Nations have issued a "cease and desist" order to Danielle Smith's attempt to break up our country.
"If you or any Canadians are not happy living on treaty lands, they are free to seek citizenship elsewhere."
Let Danielle Smith know what you think about breaking up the country.
"If you or any Canadians are not happy living on treaty lands, they are free to seek citizenship elsewhere."
Let Danielle Smith know what you think about breaking up the country.
Here are the phone numbers for Premier Danielle Smith's offices:
Office of the Premier (Edmonton):
Edmonton area: 780-427-2251
Toll-Free (within Alberta): 310-0000
Phone (outside Alberta): 780-427-2711
Brooks-Med. Hat Offices:
Brooks Office: 587-270-5110
Medicine Hat Office: 403-527-5622
Office of the Premier (Edmonton):
Edmonton area: 780-427-2251
Toll-Free (within Alberta): 310-0000
Phone (outside Alberta): 780-427-2711
Brooks-Med. Hat Offices:
Brooks Office: 587-270-5110
Medicine Hat Office: 403-527-5622
May 1, 2025 at 6:30 PM
Alberta First Nations have issued a "cease and desist" order to Danielle Smith's attempt to break up our country.
"If you or any Canadians are not happy living on treaty lands, they are free to seek citizenship elsewhere."
Let Danielle Smith know what you think about breaking up the country.
"If you or any Canadians are not happy living on treaty lands, they are free to seek citizenship elsewhere."
Let Danielle Smith know what you think about breaking up the country.
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Poilievre is economically illiterate.
You know what *did* create inflation in 2022-23?
Price fixing by oil companies.
open.substack.com/pub/dougaldl...
You know what *did* create inflation in 2022-23?
Price fixing by oil companies.
open.substack.com/pub/dougaldl...
April 20, 2025 at 1:02 AM
Poilievre is economically illiterate.
You know what *did* create inflation in 2022-23?
Price fixing by oil companies.
open.substack.com/pub/dougaldl...
You know what *did* create inflation in 2022-23?
Price fixing by oil companies.
open.substack.com/pub/dougaldl...
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This is would represent the politicization of Canada’s judiciary, which is another way of saying “corruption.”
To a lawyer, this is the most dangerous plank in the piffleswipe Pierre Poilievre’s platform.
If implemented, it would represent the complete Americanization of Canada’s legal system.
We don’t appoint judges to be ‘strict’. We appoint them to find the facts and apply the law, including the Charter.
If implemented, it would represent the complete Americanization of Canada’s legal system.
We don’t appoint judges to be ‘strict’. We appoint them to find the facts and apply the law, including the Charter.
April 13, 2025 at 12:23 AM
This is would represent the politicization of Canada’s judiciary, which is another way of saying “corruption.”