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All in shilo is my understanding

indeed its a high bar, but take for example the education minister, the bar is about 16000 votes, last election he only got about 11, so if he gets recalled successfully, and they all then show up to vote against him, he's gone

Canada ranking second for perspective investment

and then there were 14, more recall petitions approved today, totaling almost 1/3 of the UCP's MLA's. In reality with the current make up of the legislature, if 5 of these are successful the UCP would lose its majority government. Setting a show down of either a general election or the NDP...

and in a surprise to no one, the latest push for a peace deal has been rejected by Russia, when will the Trump admin though follow through with its promise to arm ukraine to the teeth?

Devil will be in the details, the MPO and Ottawa aren't in the pipeine building business, so we still need a private investor, if one doesn't come up, this project is dead, if oil prices really are going to crash to $30 by 2027, I don't see any company wanting to build when losing money hand...

it wasn't the government that overturned an environmental assessment because the company cut corners

No one at Brookfield Corp. has spoken with Prime Minister Mark Carney about company business since he resigned earlier this year to run for the Liberal leadership, according to chief operating officer...

Looks like Joly was in Korea getting the sub tour.

A little bit fo good news for Ontario manufacturing https://spencerfernando.com/2025/11/25/canadian-auto-sector-gets-some-good-news-as-stellantis-begins-hiring-for-third-shift-at-windsor-assembly-plant/

Also used for precocious puberty defined as going into puberty before age 8, affecting 1 in every 5000 girls, slightly less frequent in boys. You can imagine how self-conscious a 8 year old or younger might get if they started going though puberty so early.

According to this the government was not interested in Potash export from Canada? I find this hard to believe https://edmontonsun.com/opinion/columnists/lorne-gunter-nutriens-u-s-port-project-shows-carneys-mpo-more-about-politics-than-results Mind you seems this article really needed a better...

Oil in the $30s would lead to massive layoffs and a recession in AB, and a collapse of out provincial budget which relies heavily on resource revenue. 2027 is also an election year in AB, assuming these recalls dont work anyway. Which extremely low oil would likely be disastrous for the UCP at...

The irony is the UCP brought this legislation in to target NDP ridings, now they are the victim of their own Hubris

Big thing hitting the news cycle regarding recalls. A MLA facing recall makes a claim that suggests he looked at voter data that he shouldn't have access to, in potential breach of privacy and the law.

Deal with Alberta and ottawa about energy to be announced thursday https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-mark-carney-danielle-smith-energy-deal-pipeline-eby/

credit to him for providing solutions, they might not all work but atleast its solutions

Still, how much would that attract people in the GTA to have an orca like craft sailing up and down the lake close to shore? quick 1.5 hour cruise on a wednesday night? sounds like a good way to prevent skill fade.

Navy wants to expand Orca operation to the great lakes. I am surprised this wasn't already happening. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-navy-great-lakes-st-lawrence-river-training-ship-operations/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

Vard is already partnered with Seaspan and Babcock so I think they are ahead of the game there