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California to Test Whether Big Batteries Can Stop Summer Blackouts

April 3, 2021 Bloomberg Leave a comment

The state is set to become a global test case in using batteries to back up wind and solar power With summer’s heat approaching, California’s plan for avoiding a repeat of last year’s blackouts hinges on a humble savior — the battery. Giant versions of the same technology that powers smart phones and […]

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Slowly but surely the government is gathering the media into its ghastly embrace

April 2, 2021 The Globe and Mail Leave a comment

I don’t want to alarm you, but you might like to know that the federal government is about to take over the media. Every minute of every hour of every day of what is broadcast on Canadian radio and television is overseen by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission , with […]

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Opinion: In a democracy, the government shouldn’t fund the media

April 1, 2021 Financial Post Leave a comment

Scrap this Ministry of Truth-type $600-million bailout and eliminate any perception of a conflict of interest in our media’s reporting of the government To maintain trust in the audit process, users of the audited financial statements must know the auditors have not been influenced by any conflict of interest, real […]

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Kelly McParland: Time to grow some backbone Canadians

April 1, 2021 Uncategorized Leave a comment

Has the bumbling government response to the pandemic not convinced you that you have to start taking care of yourself and your loved ones? Her daughter drove her to the designated spot, which was deserted. To get her shot, the daughter would have to drive her mom to the second address. […]

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Trafigura: green copper supercycle driving prices to $15,000

April 1, 2021 Mining Global Leave a comment

The world’s biggest copper trader expects metal to hit $15,000 a tonne in the coming decade with demand from global decarbonisation Even in the early stages of the covid-19 crisis, Trafigura Group was betting on the rebound that’s seen copper double over the past year to trade at more than […]

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FUREY: The carbon tax ruling is judicial activism at its worst

March 31, 2021 Toronto Sun Leave a comment

Take a look at a couple of sentences about climate change that appeared Thursday concerning the Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling on the carbon tax. These theatrical flourishes were from the SCOC ruling itself. Right there in the text of the majority decision that ruled the federal government does indeed […]

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REDMAN: Canada has failed to properly manage COVID-19 emergency

March 31, 2021 The Western Standard Leave a comment

Emergency management Since 1955, this is the world’s fifth pandemic. We have never responded to a pandemic like we have over COVID-19. In Canada, we have an emergency management process that we normally use in a pandemic. We have pre-written pandemic response plans. The aim of these plans is to […]

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Sweden saw lower 2020 death spike than much of Europe – data

March 31, 2021 Reuters Leave a comment

STOCKHOLM — Sweden, which has shunned the strict lockdowns that have choked much of the global economy, emerged from 2020 with a smaller increase in its overall mortality rate than most European countries, an analysis of official data sources showed. Infectious disease experts cautioned that the results could not be interpreted as […]

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Lincoln Isn’t Evil. Neither Is the West. Stand Up to the Woke Lies.

March 30, 2021 Bari Weiss Leave a comment

I do not take those things for granted. I know very well that in many other places the answers would be different, and my life wouldn’t be possible at all. America is imperfect. America is fast developing its own informal social credit system, as the writer Rod Dreher has noted, […]

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Sean Speer: The Supreme Court Justice who’s not afraid to shake things up

March 30, 2021 Uncategorized Leave a comment

In so doing, he’s become an intellectual beachhead for a nascent conservative legal movement in the country. Brown, who was appointed to the country’s top court in 2015, came with a sterling record as a legal scholar at the University of Alberta on such topics as commercial law, medical negligence […]

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  • California to Test Whether Big Batteries Can Stop Summer Blackouts
  • Slowly but surely the government is gathering the media into its ghastly embrace
  • Opinion: In a democracy, the government shouldn’t fund the media
  • Kelly McParland: Time to grow some backbone Canadians
  • Trafigura: green copper supercycle driving prices to $15,000

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