Getting really tired of having absolutely no idea what the worst-case scenario is for what comes next.
01.03.2026 01:37
👍 44
🔁 6
💬 3
📌 0
Getting really tired of having absolutely no idea what the worst-case scenario is for what comes next.
They have a surprisingly good breakfast.
maps.app.goo.gl/zSKpSYCeR1Ko...
Cats love Baby beds #cats
Good morning from 39,000’
Thanks for sharing Gabe
@nerd4cities.bsky.social Canada is starting to take a serious look at high speed rail. I wondered if it really is good value.
Like wouldn’t the same money spent on local/regional transit benefit many more people. Ie expanding the subway in Toronto.
Mark Carney's grand bargain with Alberta wasn't popular with climate activists, but it's a much different story with the broader public.
Why it's part of his push to return the Liberals to their former position on the political spectrum. #cdnpoli www.nationalobserver.com/2025/12/12/o...
You can even see the current and proposed route on the map as a dashed line.
Very odd map, wrong locations for cities, and the route is all wrong as well.
Mark Carney managed to trade a pipeline that will never get built for meaningful progress on industrial carbon pricing and electricity interties — both of which will get more wind and solar built.
Remember when people thought he wasn't good at politics? www.nationalobserver.com/2025/11/27/o...
Blue Jays dedicate 11-4 blowout to Donald Trump 🇨🇦
Great! Still one of my favourite bands. A little more folky than a lot of bands.
I also really like Fever Dream which is a little more ALT.
Herr Goebbels Angered By Anti-Nazi Wit Comedians Banned For Humorous Remarks on Leaders --The Montreal Star, 4 Feb 1939
1939
WE’RE COMING HOME!!
#SENS WIN‼️
#GOSENSGO
Mark Carney walks in a steel plant with workers.
The workers at Algoma Steel make some of the strongest steel in the world. American troops have driven armoured vehicles made with Algoma steel into combat.
This steel — and these workers — saved American lives.
#CanadaStrong
It’s about who will stand up for Canada.
Shows we need to get building home for these new people
Interesting read about rhe CPC media strategy
open.substack.com/pub/axorc?r=...
Rainy Day in #YYZ
I know it’s completely irrelevant now, but I wonder if O’Tool would have been better for the Cons to have now.
“Poilievre’s spending spree is a sugar high that cares more about getting to the end of the day than it cares about coherence or totality. It’s Milibandian in its stupidity, because just like Ed in 2015, all the parts might poll well, but together it doesn’t add up”
open.substack.com/pub/scrimsha...
Elbows up, Canada.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farming...
Canada has one, there’s even a music connection. The host used to be a host on much music
Any company to use. If the government funded Nav Canada, stopped charging rent or subsidized the major airports, and paid for security. And supported small destinations (essential air service)
We could bring down the cost of flying, bring access to more people. And creat room for competition
I think there needs to be a discussion around how the costs of flying are paid though.
We have a user pay model here. So when you fly you help shoulder the cost of the infrastructure and the flight you are taking.
But maybe we should treat aviation like we treat roads. A system for anyone or
For a population 1/10 the US we do have a large and somewhat diverse aviation industry.
1 international (AC)
2(3)domestic (AC/WJ)and Porter?
1 ULCC (Flair)
1 leisure (AT)
And other specialty airlines.
The consumer carbon tax is not working. It’s become too divisive — at a time when Canada needs to be united.
As my government’s first order of business, I have cancelled it.
My message to our steel and aluminum workers: you have our full support, now and for the future.
We’re going to build big things in Canada, and we need every one of you.
