…of electrical interties would go a long way in creating a “national electrical grid,” which in turn could be a big deal when it comes to nuclear power development. But to get what it seeks, Saskatchewan might have to give way on an industrial carbon tax & on methane gas emissions reductions.” 2/2

Yup. Sounds like it was likely started (in the ditch) with a flicked cigarette butt or an ATV’s exhaust.

…the MOU commits Alberta to increasing its industrial carbon price”.
This time, unlike the Trudeau-Notley TMX for consumer tax deal of 2018, which the UCP govt then abandoned - but still got its pipeline, Alberta & oil companies must act first before the feds do anything concrete. 2/2

I recently wrote on the big opportunity that interprovincial transmission expansion is here: macleans.ca/economy/forg...

…use of immigration to drive growth & consumption & to staff those projects….Madrid…goes big, and goes early.” 2/2

…countries, they assumed reader knowledge of the method.
In the 🇨🇦 province of Saskatchewan, we have been fortunate to have population-based health data for decades, so have been able to use such methods.

The study compares all those in the relevant population who were infected with COVID compared to those who were not, after adjustment for potential confounders. They would have used a proportional hazards model, such as Cox regression. I assume b/c such studies are commonly done in these … 1/