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Imagine going back to October 2024 and telling Canadian oil & gas execs:
- Trudeau, Guilbeault Eby gone
- Strait of Hormuz war, WTI > $100
- Liberals adopted energy superpower agenda
- New west coast oil pipeline designated in national interest
- TMX full
- Keystone XL/ Southbow Bridger moving forward
- Conservative BC government
- LNG Canada Phase 2 FID’d
- Natural gas gigascale data centres FID’d
- Emissions cap scrapped, IAA removed from almost all O&G projects
- 100% immediate and permanent expensing for capital investments
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All these years later, I still think of that Irish Spring commercial where the dude cuts a bar with his pocket knife.
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Leon Draisaitl is on pace to finish with 84 points less than Connor McDavid this year.
Leon Draisaitl is also on pace for 176 points this year.
Absolute madness.
RT @Bob_Stauffer: The @EdmontonOilers morning skate:
Podkolzin-McDavid-Draisaitl
Hyman-RNH-Kapanen
Formenton-Michaels-Joseph
Frederic-Dach…
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Canada is the hardest country I’ve worked in to get information or responses from government agencies. And I was in Dubai before this.
We have to demand better.
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I'm sorry but even if we accept that the military is going to go radio silence and answer nothing during their investigation, *Environmental Canada is not part of the military*.
It's hard to believe that Canada's governmental transparency could actively get worse.
This is what we’re up against trying to report on the CFB Wainwright tragedy.
On October 18, I asked Environment Canada for the original wind-warning bulletins for the region, to make sure I hadn’t missed any and because several had since been archived online.
I also asked for the timestamped XML files — or directions on how to access them myself.
I wasn’t asking about the fire. I wasn’t asking for anything new. I was trying to retrieve historical weather warnings and records, most of which were already publicly available.
This was their response.
It took them two full working days to send this.
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He also raised nearly $35,000 to help defend against this “politically-motivated” police investigation!
STORY, updates to come: Edmonton former journalist Duncan Kinney has admitted to spray painting a bust of Ukrainian World War II leader Roman Shukhevych with the words "actual Nazi," then writing about it, claiming he didn't know who did it. edmontonjournal.com/news/cri…











