Recent content by MilEME09

According to the article he was, however his lawyer declined to say how much. Just that the owners were "compensated ". Another person living at the residence said their rent was $1100 plus utilities. It should be noted Smith was receiving a $26000/year housing allowance.

Marshall Smith lived in a multimillion dollar home owned by the sister of MH care CEO. The conflict of interest here is astounding https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/alberta/article-ahs-investigations-danielle-smith-marshall-smith-home-sam-mraiche/

Depends if the target is worth it I guess?

https://cultmtl.com/2025/05/canada-named-2nd-most-attractive-country-for-foreign-direct-investment-kearney-fdi-confidence-index/ Now to actually get the investment, just because we are attractive doesn't mean they will come, we gotta make them come

I was more suggesting it might be better to cut our losses, platform is irrelevant at the moment.

If the price tag is 300 million, we might as well look at a new aircraft. Example the airbus H175M is about 17 million each, so would could replace the entire fleet of lemons with a aircraft used by other nations and could be built in Ft. Erie Ontario. Total cost for 28 air frames 476 million...

Really all on who applies now, as of right now there are only two proposed pipelines over 40km https://www.cer-rec.gc.ca/en/applications-hearings/view-applications-projects/

Indeed like when the Canadian wheat board got sold to the Saudis, i remember years later when grain prices collapsed and the feds had to mandate to the rail companies X number of cars had to be grain because they refused to transport it because it wasn't cost effective at the time.

Full transcript: PM Mark Carney’s exclusive Canadian interview with CTV News https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/full-transcript-pm-mark-carneys-exclusive-canadian-interview-with-ctv-news/ A lot of good answers here, and olive branches to O&G, specifically saying yes to new pipelines

Beat me to it haha, I'm surprised they are waiting till fall, which is going to be half or more through the fiscal year

I am aware the federal government does, i was referring to the reason why construction was abandoned forcing the federal government to step in. I had the wrong company, my bad. Now granted the federal government apparently has a high transit fee which is why some companies aren't using it as...

And what rules did they loosen then tighten? And how did that effect the projects mentioned in this article? What government rules caused projects to collapse? Because last I checked a large volume of projects were canned because of market price collapses which has little to do with the feds...

Break down the myth of anti alberta https://theconversation.com/alberta-has-long-accused-ottawa-of-trying-to-destroy-its-oil-industry-heres-why-thats-a-dangerous-myth-255908

7.4 million for staff salaries, this isn't even travel costs.

It amazes me, the hypocrisy of the CPC to attack liberals on spending when Pierre Poilievre has expensed more to tax payers then the liberal and NDP leaders combined https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/canadas-mps-spent-1878m-in-2024-including-32m-on-travel/