Em Adespoton

Well, they’re not completely wrong. Canada is roughly the same as it was 15 years ago. US swerving hard right could make those who have convinced themselves that they’re the centre of the universe that this makes Canada unreliable, as we haven’t tracked the US dive into political instability.

I seem to recall most of the indigenous foods where I grew up being exported to Japan because they paid more for them.

So… I presume between 2019 and 2026 most of the Harrington owners have sold to unsuspecting buyers who were unaware of the extra costs they were assuming.

And I doubt there’s any relief available there.

He wants Hitler to be forgotten in history in the shadows of his bigliness.

That doesn’t seem like a good thing to be pointing out right now, regardless of whether it’s true or not.

Anyone know how our clean oil exports compare to our oil sands exports?

For comparison, in CAD, the Superbowl ad spend for 2025 was just over $676M.

Never mess with a moose.

The PNW would complain.

It’s trickle out economics.

Excellent point, and the Canadian government appears to agree.

“Institution” in this case means the CDC, drug manufacturers, blood banks and analysis technology, not hospitals or federal health services.

Meanwhile, TransLink ridership is still down, services still cut back, and LRT expansion slowly approaching where it was supposed to be a decade ago. Busses still have the “Transit of the year 1998” stickers from back when everything was run by BC Transit.

A 2019 study on the Victoria-Westshore ferry found the transit option would provide few potential revenue benefits.

And that’s the problem with privatization.

A study was conducted that concluded no immediate profit was to be made, when that should never have been the question asked.

Would a rail line boost affordability, both of goods and services in Victoria and for people attempting to commute?

The service could possibly pay for itself in ways other than direct revenue to the rail line operator. But the study didn’t address that.

To the Canadian constitution, or the US one? It’s pretty much enshrined in the Canadian constitution.

Denialists will disagree.

And there are Canadians with those predatory timeshares in Florida that are damned either way….

Anyone accusing someone of utility is someone I’ll ignore.

Don’t forget the shrimp chips!

I’d just use a lever.

The running is more impressive though, as he wasn’t run over by a vehicle.

The formal statement is out now — in this case it’s because an aide wanted to tweet neo-nazi propaganda in her name and she responded by trying to get them fired… and others in the party responded by firing her instead for not being neo nazi enough.