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The Port of Churchill has potential, but major questions remain unanswered: demand, financing, seasonality, logistical constraints and long-term competitiveness. Ambition alone isn't a strategy. My latest in the @financialpost
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Monumental but I have so many questions
The new federal budget commits $32 billion over 10 years to repair, replace and build First Nations infrastructure -- though the Assembly of First Nations says the work will require more
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Pure gratitude for all of you who watched last night. This started as an experiment with a House special election last year and turned into this
JUST IN: The "Kornacki Cam" is officially the #1 election livestream on YouTube.
@SteveKornacki's 10.5-hour marathon generated a RECORD 29 million views across platforms, drawing twice as many live viewers on YouTube as key broadcast and cable competitors.
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Just guys being dudes
Texas' new attorney general Nathan Johnson has revealed that he composed the score for 67 episodes of ‘DRAGON BALL Z’ as well as 5 of the Dragon Ball movies.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney just announced that Russia will not be permitted to compete at next month's world junior tournament in Alberta as long as the Ukraine invasion continues.
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None of that was the fault of the troops. The poppy honours the fallen, not the politics of the day.
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But can we agree that promoting LNG and mineral exports out of a mostly ice-covered port in Churchill using icebreaking, is a lot riskier than sending double hulled oil tankers out of Prince Rupert, which can already accommodate shipping containers that carry 50,000 barrels/8000 m3 of petroleum fuel in their own tanks?
Can we agree there are different standards being applied for political, rather than scientific or technical, reasons?
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Andrew Potter is one of the clearest voices in Canada.
I look forward to reading him every single week.
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Obama: "The big trade war he's starting now is with that well-known evil empire, Canada. These are the people who gave us maple syrup and Martin Short. Canadians, they're the nicest people."
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Something to keep in mind with this project.
A map depicting the notional coverage of Canada's forthcoming Arctic over-the-horizon backscatter (OTH-B) radar, which will be constructed at sites in the Kawartha Lakes, Ontario, area. The map reflects a series of assumptions about radar coverage and is subject to the standard caveats about depictions of radar and air defence coverage. Details and a higher-resolution image, as well as a map that also incorporates the coverage offered by the future American OTH-B site in Oregon, can be found on my site. 1/2
1950 all over again
Michael Byers: The United States is the greatest threat to Canada’s Arctic sovereignty theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
About time. Pretty sure I was 6 the last time Canada published a National Security Strategy.
National security strategy to address array of threats coming soon: Carney adviser ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
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Smaller countries need to prepare for a dangerous world. They should look to Canada (and its prime minister) for an answer on what to do bit.ly/4zwKfVg
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The Port of Churchill has potential, but major questions remain unanswered: demand, financing, seasonality, logistical constraints and long-term competitiveness. Ambition alone isn't a strategy. My latest in the @financialpost
financialpost.com/opinion/th…
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Breaking News: The Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to the Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson. nyti.ms/478iExO
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Matt Gurney | Eyre’s right: Canada needs to move beyond its peacekeeping myth
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