Recent content by Blackadder1916

The date/time of that tweet 10:07 AM · Mar 25, 2023 which referenced a Narwhal article from a year before that. https://thenarwhal.ca/alberta-tc-energy-kxl-delaware/ archived https://archive.ph/yX6f3 And the arbitration that is still ongoing, though the ultimate response from the USG will...

This one? https://decisia.jmc-cmj.forces.gc.ca/jmc-cmj/cm/en/item/98846/index.do

I'm wondering which group will be the first to suggest that "Ottawa" directed its federal police force to conduct a "politically motivated" investigation. Will it be someone in the UCP camp who ties it to a need for a true provincial police force or will it be the separatists who will add it to...

Consequences . . . https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/article/former-snowbird-pilots-career-destroyed-by-cancelled-passport-over-work-in-china/ From the linked article in the OP, his c/s is "Jackass".

I'm still trying to find the correlation between ". . . kind of fits into the discussion about multiple drone suppliers but only one vehicle supplier" and you building a uninhabitable barely habitable shack in the middle of nowhere. The piece that you referenced in the OP seemed a little thin...

https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/news/2026/03/partial-remains-of-12-canadian-soldiers-of-the-first-world-war-returned-by-museum-in-philadelphia.html The operative word is "partial'. These aren't complete bodies of deceased soldiers; they are "parts" that were probably...

And introduced yesterday. https://www.parl.ca/DocumentViewer/en/45-1/bill/C-270/first-reading

Though bread may be virtually sterile when it comes out of the oven, it doesn't stay that way. While cooling it attracts airborne organisms like mould spores and bacteria. It will be handled by bakery workers who could have unreported illnesses like hepatitis. It may rest on surfaces in the...

Yes, depends on who you read. In British media: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/royals/article-15636527/Charles-welcomes-Nations-leaders-Buckingham-Palace.html Seven sentences about the First Nations Chiefs who came to see the King and hoped to give him a pair of moccasins and then seventeen...

When I think back to service provided vittles there were many meals that I would classify as good, maybe some as exceptional; probably just as many that were mediocre and some that were inedible. However, there are few occasions that I specifically recall that I use as benchmarks for specific...

Of the over 800 peers (only 92 of which were hereditary) who could put their upholstered behinds on seats in the Lords chamber, what did they do to deserve that honour? https://lordslibrary.parliament.uk/house-of-lords-backgrounds-in-public-life/ And who were some the latest...

They've been filling the place with "buddies" since before the Life Peerages Act (1958) when politicians and fellow travelers were made barons and their inbred first born sons inherited the title and seat. The only difference is that now inbred offspring don't get a vote.

Though there may be no election in the near future, Elections Canada is gearing up their organization to be ready as per their mandate. For those electoral districts that currently have vacant Returning Officer positions, they have been contacting former election workers by email and phone (I...

The "greatest" advancement in bakery craft on this side of the Atlantic Ocean occurred on 7 July 1928. It had nothing to do with the taste, texture or nutritional benefit of bread. In Europe though, you can still find a baker in just about every neighbourhood. I would have to agree with the...

There are republic models other than the United States "presidential republic". Our history would be more conducive to a "parliamentary republic" with an elected (either directly or indirectly) ceremonial head of state. Examples would be Ireland (directly elected) or Germany, Israel, India...