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They do. They have the ultimate say on what happens with their land. Especially reserve land. That's what happened with the TMX pipeline. They needed signed agreements from First Nations communities to permit pipeline construction on indigenous land
December 1, 2025 at 6:52 PM
They do. They have the ultimate say on what happens with their land. Especially reserve land. That's what happened with the TMX pipeline. They needed signed agreements from First Nations communities to permit pipeline construction on indigenous land
I don't care to read the article. You're not listening. The indigenous get the final say on what happens with their land. If they say no then the pipeline will not happen. That's it. There's nothing else to comprehend or explain. You do not dictate what indigenous people can do
December 1, 2025 at 6:38 PM
I don't care to read the article. You're not listening. The indigenous get the final say on what happens with their land. If they say no then the pipeline will not happen. That's it. There's nothing else to comprehend or explain. You do not dictate what indigenous people can do
Are you a bot? Because there is no mixed messaging. The First Nations have a say on what happens on their lands. If they say no pipeline. Then there will be no pipeline. End of story
December 1, 2025 at 6:27 PM
Are you a bot? Because there is no mixed messaging. The First Nations have a say on what happens on their lands. If they say no pipeline. Then there will be no pipeline. End of story
If Indigenous peoples say no to Alberta then the pipeline is a no go
December 1, 2025 at 7:02 AM
If Indigenous peoples say no to Alberta then the pipeline is a no go
In all honesty I don't care about how Alberta views us BC'ERS. The current pipeline here in BC nets a profit of $1+ billion dollars a year. And that's when the pipeline isn't running at full capacity. Alberta O&G companies aren't struggling to make a buck
November 30, 2025 at 6:31 PM
In all honesty I don't care about how Alberta views us BC'ERS. The current pipeline here in BC nets a profit of $1+ billion dollars a year. And that's when the pipeline isn't running at full capacity. Alberta O&G companies aren't struggling to make a buck
It's not for me. I felt the sting right away when I first got it. Saw a Star Ocean game I wanted to play. Played it for 2 days then it rotated out. I didn't know the games rotate out. I just wanted to play that game. Never again did I ever purchase the subscription
November 29, 2025 at 4:01 PM
It's not for me. I felt the sting right away when I first got it. Saw a Star Ocean game I wanted to play. Played it for 2 days then it rotated out. I didn't know the games rotate out. I just wanted to play that game. Never again did I ever purchase the subscription
Doesn't matter. Smith blew up her career over it. In Alberta right now the NDP is celebrating while the UCP is very angry. Smith actually got booed at the UCP AGM. The NDP is celebrating because it's basically a Notley NDP agreement the MOU
November 29, 2025 at 5:29 AM
Doesn't matter. Smith blew up her career over it. In Alberta right now the NDP is celebrating while the UCP is very angry. Smith actually got booed at the UCP AGM. The NDP is celebrating because it's basically a Notley NDP agreement the MOU
To the net zero emissions plan by 2050
November 29, 2025 at 5:23 AM
To the net zero emissions plan by 2050
Because Guilbault has always had his environmental views be closer to the Green Party than the libs. Plus Guilbault didn't actually read the whole thing of the MOU. He is unhappy with Carney obliterating the emissions cap for the pipeline. But didnt realize that it was in exchange for Smith agreeing
November 29, 2025 at 5:21 AM
Because Guilbault has always had his environmental views be closer to the Green Party than the libs. Plus Guilbault didn't actually read the whole thing of the MOU. He is unhappy with Carney obliterating the emissions cap for the pipeline. But didnt realize that it was in exchange for Smith agreeing
Also Smith can't back out of getting BC'S approval because she signed the dotted line
November 29, 2025 at 4:50 AM
Also Smith can't back out of getting BC'S approval because she signed the dotted line
Smith and Pierre have both been saying that the pipeline project is a federal/national interest. They were trying to override BC's say in it all. Carney basically relinquished the ordeal to the 2 provinces. If BC doesn't approve then the pipeline project will be dead in the water
November 29, 2025 at 4:49 AM
Smith and Pierre have both been saying that the pipeline project is a federal/national interest. They were trying to override BC's say in it all. Carney basically relinquished the ordeal to the 2 provinces. If BC doesn't approve then the pipeline project will be dead in the water
Because Carney also made another strict condition on the MOU. That Smith must use carbon capture technology in the construction and operation of the pipeline. Carney basically said I approve the pipeline under these strict conditions. Meaning that the UCP gets nothing they asked for at all
November 29, 2025 at 4:35 AM
Because Carney also made another strict condition on the MOU. That Smith must use carbon capture technology in the construction and operation of the pipeline. Carney basically said I approve the pipeline under these strict conditions. Meaning that the UCP gets nothing they asked for at all
It means he pulled a fast one on Smith. He obliterated the emissions cap in order for Smith to agree to net zero emissions by 2050. Also the MOU states that no tax dollars will go towards building a pipeline. It must come from a private oil business only
November 29, 2025 at 4:10 AM
It means he pulled a fast one on Smith. He obliterated the emissions cap in order for Smith to agree to net zero emissions by 2050. Also the MOU states that no tax dollars will go towards building a pipeline. It must come from a private oil business only
Not to worry. The MOU actually does give BC and First Nations all the power. MOU states that Smith must get BC and the First Nations to agree to it. Otherwise there will be no pipeline
November 29, 2025 at 4:07 AM
Not to worry. The MOU actually does give BC and First Nations all the power. MOU states that Smith must get BC and the First Nations to agree to it. Otherwise there will be no pipeline
I guess none of you actually read the MOU. The MOU states that the pipeline project can only be approved if Alberta gets BC and First Nations people to agree to it. it means that BC now holds all the cards because of the MOU. Not even PP can do anything about it now
November 29, 2025 at 4:04 AM
I guess none of you actually read the MOU. The MOU states that the pipeline project can only be approved if Alberta gets BC and First Nations people to agree to it. it means that BC now holds all the cards because of the MOU. Not even PP can do anything about it now
When I saw the Simpsons aliens during this Halloween season, I took a shot in the dark and said that I want a full Simpsons map and big merch bundles. I got everything I asked for. I honestly thought it was just going to be a few spots on the map. So I understand the insane need to jump on
November 1, 2025 at 10:01 PM
When I saw the Simpsons aliens during this Halloween season, I took a shot in the dark and said that I want a full Simpsons map and big merch bundles. I got everything I asked for. I honestly thought it was just going to be a few spots on the map. So I understand the insane need to jump on
Me a Canadian watching my Prime Minister doing regular things to help Canada. I turn on American media and watch Trump and feel like pulling my hair out because it's excruciating to hear him. Good gosh I feel so bad for the sane Americans who have to sit there and endure their government
September 23, 2025 at 10:46 PM
Me a Canadian watching my Prime Minister doing regular things to help Canada. I turn on American media and watch Trump and feel like pulling my hair out because it's excruciating to hear him. Good gosh I feel so bad for the sane Americans who have to sit there and endure their government
I effing love Baten Kaitos! I love the challenge of thinking on the fly. I understand that it would be daunting on some. I just have experience because I played the game on GameCube way back when I was a kid
September 12, 2025 at 5:09 AM
I effing love Baten Kaitos! I love the challenge of thinking on the fly. I understand that it would be daunting on some. I just have experience because I played the game on GameCube way back when I was a kid
Lo and behold it was ICBC trying to get information on me. Receptionist told me it was them. What timing that happened when I show up. I'm glad I lawyered up. I was just going to deal with them without a lawyer at first. But everyone told me to get a lawyer
August 7, 2025 at 10:26 PM
Lo and behold it was ICBC trying to get information on me. Receptionist told me it was them. What timing that happened when I show up. I'm glad I lawyered up. I was just going to deal with them without a lawyer at first. But everyone told me to get a lawyer
I remember when I went through a lawsuit with them. I was going to physio one day and I heard the receptionist answer the phone. The receptionist got snippy with the person and loudly said that guy has a lawyer. I won't give you any information on him. You have to contact his lawyer
August 7, 2025 at 10:21 PM
I remember when I went through a lawsuit with them. I was going to physio one day and I heard the receptionist answer the phone. The receptionist got snippy with the person and loudly said that guy has a lawyer. I won't give you any information on him. You have to contact his lawyer
The laws are so far behind on this. People are getting away with a lot because law enforcement has no real teeth on online issues. So regular folk have to fill the gap until then. Here in Canada the government promised to start cracking down on these matters. But in the US it's the wild west
August 5, 2025 at 12:50 AM
The laws are so far behind on this. People are getting away with a lot because law enforcement has no real teeth on online issues. So regular folk have to fill the gap until then. Here in Canada the government promised to start cracking down on these matters. But in the US it's the wild west
Thanks. The most grueling part about the trip is the heat. It was 62 degrees where I left. It's currently 80 degrees. My destination will be even hotter. I've been enjoying that 60 degree weather all summer
August 3, 2025 at 12:35 AM
Thanks. The most grueling part about the trip is the heat. It was 62 degrees where I left. It's currently 80 degrees. My destination will be even hotter. I've been enjoying that 60 degree weather all summer
I have 8 hours of traveling today. 6 down 2 to go
August 3, 2025 at 12:19 AM
I have 8 hours of traveling today. 6 down 2 to go
That's the thing about simple answers. Most likely it's because of simple thinking. Intelligent people take the time to give well thought out reasons
August 2, 2025 at 7:03 AM
That's the thing about simple answers. Most likely it's because of simple thinking. Intelligent people take the time to give well thought out reasons
Yeah I understand that. I just got frustrated that a lot of companies keep their stuff at full price or near it for a long time. Nintendo does it. Activision does it. This company. Like so many companies jumping on this band wagon to keep their prices high. I said to myself enough
July 27, 2025 at 9:25 AM
Yeah I understand that. I just got frustrated that a lot of companies keep their stuff at full price or near it for a long time. Nintendo does it. Activision does it. This company. Like so many companies jumping on this band wagon to keep their prices high. I said to myself enough