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Beware data centres There are two weeks left until the Oct. 19 referendum. However, a recent poll by Janet Brown Opinion Research has shown probable separation of Alberta is not the only people’s concern. Construction of multi-billion-dollar artificial intelligence data centres promoted by Premier…
Into the penalty box Half a billion plus dollars invested in a new playpen for the billionaire owners and millionaire players, courtesy of Calgary taxpayers. And a 6-1 loss in the farewell to the Saddledome home-opener. All while said taxpayers are now threatened with 15-20% tax increases. I know…
We’re being played Regarding the property tax increases. We taxpayers are clearly being played here. Original leaked documents showing a 20+% increase are ‘reduced’ to 15.5% so council looks good. Some Calgarians can’t feel too bad. After all, the constituents of Calgary-Shaw could have stayed with…
Kananaskis ‘scandal’ It’s about time to remove the $15/day fee to visit Kananaskis. The uncalled-for fee is such a bad act against Albertans or other park visitors that it makes you wonder if there is a hidden agenda. Every vehicle that stops in the park is scanned. Apparently the money from the…
Not to be trusted So President Trump seems to believe on a comparative level China is a better trading partner than Canada!? Any thinking person would disagree with that. Canada-U.S. dealings, I’ll admit, haven’t been perfect, but I will say Canada has and is a more trusted ally than China any day!…
While by no means a regulatory panacea — the Impact Assessment Act still gets in the way of getting things built in Canada — this is a promising bit of regulatory reform.
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi has been oddly quiet about abolishing the expensive, pointless, wasteful, undemocratic Senate in Ottawa. Which is weird, because Albertans are being asked if they want to scrap the Senate in a few weeks and it’s super weird because Nenshi isn’t known for being quiet…
U.S. is losing It is becoming obvious, not to Trump, but to the world, that the U.S. has lost the war with Iran. Iran completely controls the Strait of Hormuz and the U.S. is running out of advanced missiles. The U.S. Strategic Oil Reserve is hitting historical lows. The U.S. military and economy…
Waste of money Mrs. Smith was at a meeting with Doug Ford this morning, talking about the proposed Alberta to Ontario bitumen pipeline that has no tongues wagging in the towers of Alberta oil giants. Mrs. Smith could not even remember its name at the first big announcement. A multi-hundreds of…
Fear mongering Way back when the first A-bomb was detonated, the fear-mongers all shouted it would create a chain reaction and blow up the planet. When the internet came around, they said it would take over the world in a negative way. Y2K was going to crash all our computers, causing businesses…
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