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Is this post inaccurate Seth, or is it just that you think it won’t be utilized that way?
The agreement *literally* includes a massive powerline -- the intertie between BC and Alberta -- that would enable the addition of more renewable energy on both sides of the border.
C'mon, man.
C'mon, man.
November 28, 2025 at 6:39 PM
Is this post inaccurate Seth, or is it just that you think it won’t be utilized that way?
She’s great no doubt, but I’m really getting tired of the I-V-VI-IV progression tbh.
November 28, 2025 at 5:27 PM
She’s great no doubt, but I’m really getting tired of the I-V-VI-IV progression tbh.
I think I understand the gist, but I may be at my limitations to discuss things like this intelligently lol
November 28, 2025 at 4:33 PM
I think I understand the gist, but I may be at my limitations to discuss things like this intelligently lol
I get the sentiment but regardless of ideology, an autocrat is not in the best interest of society. There has to be a balance of social & economic negotiation with good governance, otherwise the model collapses.
Change has to be made, but the rate needs to be controlled to avoid adverse reactions.
Change has to be made, but the rate needs to be controlled to avoid adverse reactions.
November 28, 2025 at 4:01 PM
I get the sentiment but regardless of ideology, an autocrat is not in the best interest of society. There has to be a balance of social & economic negotiation with good governance, otherwise the model collapses.
Change has to be made, but the rate needs to be controlled to avoid adverse reactions.
Change has to be made, but the rate needs to be controlled to avoid adverse reactions.
My hope for these things are that people speak up, and that the house and senate work how they are intended to. I’m sure you would agree that as of right now there is no other legitimate alternative party. That then is a whole other ball of wax.
November 28, 2025 at 3:49 PM
My hope for these things are that people speak up, and that the house and senate work how they are intended to. I’m sure you would agree that as of right now there is no other legitimate alternative party. That then is a whole other ball of wax.
These are some of the things I disagree with. Absolutely.
November 28, 2025 at 3:45 PM
These are some of the things I disagree with. Absolutely.
Whether or not he is successful in moving the needle or making really hard decisions when he knows it’s required, I still feel that remains to be seen so I’m giving him the benefit of the doubt for now.
To be clear there are things he’s done I definitely disagree with, but that’s true of any PM.
To be clear there are things he’s done I definitely disagree with, but that’s true of any PM.
November 28, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Whether or not he is successful in moving the needle or making really hard decisions when he knows it’s required, I still feel that remains to be seen so I’m giving him the benefit of the doubt for now.
To be clear there are things he’s done I definitely disagree with, but that’s true of any PM.
To be clear there are things he’s done I definitely disagree with, but that’s true of any PM.
I think it’s easy for people like us to say that a PM should just make wholesale changes, stick it to O&G and pull the rug out from under them. The problem with that is, the Feds govern for everyone and there needs to be a transition period. We shouldn’t want for a left leaning autocrat either.
November 28, 2025 at 3:41 PM
I think it’s easy for people like us to say that a PM should just make wholesale changes, stick it to O&G and pull the rug out from under them. The problem with that is, the Feds govern for everyone and there needs to be a transition period. We shouldn’t want for a left leaning autocrat either.
Your take is valid, although I would argue that the shifting of responsibility may not actually manifest in that way. Typically consultations happen after a project is stood up with a plan & financing at the ready.
Carney has been in office 9 months, I just want to see how things play out.
Carney has been in office 9 months, I just want to see how things play out.
November 28, 2025 at 3:37 PM
Your take is valid, although I would argue that the shifting of responsibility may not actually manifest in that way. Typically consultations happen after a project is stood up with a plan & financing at the ready.
Carney has been in office 9 months, I just want to see how things play out.
Carney has been in office 9 months, I just want to see how things play out.
Wow, can I steal this?? Haha 🤣
November 28, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Wow, can I steal this?? Haha 🤣
Reposted by Winnipeg Drummer
Perhaps the smartest #ClimateAction investment in cities is in public transit. While others make excuses, Paris is building a WHOLE NEW METRO NETWORK CONNECTING SUBURBS.
“…the Grand Paris Express, a new 200km system with 4 new lines & 68 new stations.”
#ActionStartsHere
@mayors4climate.bsky.social
“…the Grand Paris Express, a new 200km system with 4 new lines & 68 new stations.”
#ActionStartsHere
@mayors4climate.bsky.social
Paris is getting a whole new Metro network. And it’s huge | CNN
The Grand Paris Express will add four lines, 68 stations and 200 kilometers of track to the French capital’s 120-year-old Metro system, providing vital suburban links – just not quite in time for the ...
www.cnn.com
November 28, 2025 at 4:09 AM
Perhaps the smartest #ClimateAction investment in cities is in public transit. While others make excuses, Paris is building a WHOLE NEW METRO NETWORK CONNECTING SUBURBS.
“…the Grand Paris Express, a new 200km system with 4 new lines & 68 new stations.”
#ActionStartsHere
@mayors4climate.bsky.social
“…the Grand Paris Express, a new 200km system with 4 new lines & 68 new stations.”
#ActionStartsHere
@mayors4climate.bsky.social
Hey Andrew - I’m actually waiting to see the results of all of these things before passing judgment. This article basically sums up my thoughts.
The method to Mark Carney’s madness
The memorandum of understanding with Alberta might look like surrender. Look closer
www.nationalobserver.com
November 28, 2025 at 2:59 AM
Hey Andrew - I’m actually waiting to see the results of all of these things before passing judgment. This article basically sums up my thoughts.
This is not the kind of circular economy I had in mind…
November 28, 2025 at 1:34 AM
This is not the kind of circular economy I had in mind…
No offence but I really hope I’m right and you’re wrong 😂
November 27, 2025 at 9:07 PM
No offence but I really hope I’m right and you’re wrong 😂
My gut tells me that with his past, what his wife & daughter are involved with, & the book that he wrote (which admittedly I have not read yet but know the gist), is that he’s got a few tricks up his sleeve & his approach will be different than how it’s been done in the past which has not worked.
November 27, 2025 at 9:05 PM
My gut tells me that with his past, what his wife & daughter are involved with, & the book that he wrote (which admittedly I have not read yet but know the gist), is that he’s got a few tricks up his sleeve & his approach will be different than how it’s been done in the past which has not worked.
November 27, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Well, for sure there is no perfect PM, and I can’t speak to much of what you’ve written because I’m not up on the topic enough, but I’m still holding out hope that he will be good for Canada - including our climate goals. My wife works heavily in this space, and I happen to like our planet.
November 27, 2025 at 8:51 PM
Well, for sure there is no perfect PM, and I can’t speak to much of what you’ve written because I’m not up on the topic enough, but I’m still holding out hope that he will be good for Canada - including our climate goals. My wife works heavily in this space, and I happen to like our planet.
Doesn’t it depend on how the process works though? What comes first - private interest in the project and then BC/Indigenous consultation, or consultation first then shop for private interest? I assumed it’s always the former because what would they be consulted on without knowing the ins and outs?
November 27, 2025 at 8:08 PM
Doesn’t it depend on how the process works though? What comes first - private interest in the project and then BC/Indigenous consultation, or consultation first then shop for private interest? I assumed it’s always the former because what would they be consulted on without knowing the ins and outs?
It seems like he’s just moving the Feds out of the cross hairs. Without public subsidy, there is likely no business case here.
I hold out hope because if someone like Carney, with his amount of experience and education can’t get this right - we are hooped. Who else could be possibly better suited?
I hold out hope because if someone like Carney, with his amount of experience and education can’t get this right - we are hooped. Who else could be possibly better suited?
November 27, 2025 at 7:36 PM
It seems like he’s just moving the Feds out of the cross hairs. Without public subsidy, there is likely no business case here.
I hold out hope because if someone like Carney, with his amount of experience and education can’t get this right - we are hooped. Who else could be possibly better suited?
I hold out hope because if someone like Carney, with his amount of experience and education can’t get this right - we are hooped. Who else could be possibly better suited?
It seems like he’s just moving the Feds out of the cross hairs. Without public subsidy, there is likely no business case here.
I hold out hope because if someone like Carney, with his amount of experience and education can’t get this right - we are hooped. Who else could be possibly better suited?
I hold out hope because if someone like Carney, with his amount of experience and education can’t get this right - we are hooped. Who else could be possibly better suited?
November 27, 2025 at 7:29 PM
It seems like he’s just moving the Feds out of the cross hairs. Without public subsidy, there is likely no business case here.
I hold out hope because if someone like Carney, with his amount of experience and education can’t get this right - we are hooped. Who else could be possibly better suited?
I hold out hope because if someone like Carney, with his amount of experience and education can’t get this right - we are hooped. Who else could be possibly better suited?