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Now that trend, is it due to growing population? Anyone? If we build up our power generation capability, can we ever get to export only and not require import?

This will be interesting to see how it unfolds.

I get that, but thats a ballsy ask (literally asking for the law to be f#cked), or did Trudeau owe someone some favours? That one incident blew up in the media, how many of these situations are going undetected? Many corporations would know their limits. Google searching "Laurentian Elite"...

Agreed. The separatist movement if it keeps moving forward will eventually gain unstoppable momentum. I predict if Alberta gains serious headway on this, Saskatchewan will be in line with them. And Quebec will jump aboard as a chance to exploit the mood of the fractured under liberal rule...

Think back to the former SNC-Lavalin basically asking for a favour from PM JT, and then setting off that whole affair (which i still insist was a slow burn for the LPC), would the head of then SNC-Lavalin been pert of the Laurentian Elite? Enough power to ask the Prime Minister for a pretty big...

Lets be clear, I do INTEND for us to produce our own power and then some (lets sell to the USA). I would like to be an exporter on our terms, get it? Therefore I do not want us cut off from the USA.

I think the Michael Ma issue is what I would call a "slow burn", Carney is not feeling the effects of it YET. In time, especially with lots of other little failures or very weak performative promises, its gonna come to back to haunt him.

I never advocated for power decoupling from the USA. I have no issue with trade with the USA. Some of you jumped right to that conclusion, mostly becauise you want to make me wrong (ARDS? Armyrick derangement syndrome) I am not part of the elbozo crowd that Carney worked up last election. And...

Curious. How many here buy into the theory of "the Laurentian elite" and its alleged influence on Ottawa and thus Canada? https://thehub.ca/2025/05/02/john-ibbitson-the-laurentian-elite-strikes-back/

The point is being missed. We should produce ALL of our power. Add in a very high energy consuming HSR and how more electricity do we need? Than if the Liberals get their wish, increase EVs by thousands and thousands. Then add in heat pumps while we chase the climate fairy. How much...

Very interesting insight. O'Toole was in a tough bind for sure. Had he spoken out against the COVID restrictions, he would have been labled as "anti-vax, Canadian killing, etc" (That was Trudeau's schtick that election), info are fortunate to have readily available that carbon emmissions are not...

Whatever. The CPC (including me) wanted Pierre Poilievre to stay and so here he is.

Right now, Carney needs everybody he can in the LPC, to get and hopefully retains majority. Hell, he would accept a corpse if it gave him his majority. Remember, I said a brief while ago, I want the Carney Liberals to get a majority and I want them to stay in power for awhile. My reasons are far...

The usual caveat from google AI, take with a grain of suspicion "Canada does both, acting as a net exporter of electricity, primarily trading with the United States through an integrated grid. While Canada historically exports significantly more electricity than it imports, provincial grids...

Just found out an interesting bit of gossip (I will try and verify it later) Canada is now an electricity IMPORTER, I remember it was only a few years ago we were an electricity EXPORTER. And we have a federal government who wants to "electrify" (You because carbon/climate blah, blah, blah)...

Your eager to come at me, fair enough, I don't mind. Lets deal in some numbers, $1 Trillion is a lot of money. Lets talk tangible results. Canadians don't give a flying F*ck about "statistical data" that says X or Y. Yeah stats matter but needs context. Now, I speak for people affected (not...

I get that but I find Americans react a little differently to defence spending than we do up here.

Google AI, take with a grain of suspicion "Yes, investment has been leaving Canada, with the country facing a structural capital flight crisis. Canada has become a net exporter of capital, with a roughly $1-trillion gap between Canadian direct investment abroad and foreign direct investment...

I call pure bullshit on this graph. Where did you get this rubbish from?

If PM MC was actually doing a very good job (He has had many bumps rather quickly in his time as PM), he would be sailing very high in the polls (He is still high but I suspect the chickens will be home to roost soon). And Pierre would be irrelevant. No one would want to hear from him. Now...