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Probably the F14 or F15. We have been paying a penalty in costs since we bought the CF18 due to the increased weight needed for its carrier strengthened frame.

Every time I think we are doing really bad I take a look at England.

comes from countless times I have been disappointed by the choices made, sorry. For decades and including all parties incidentally I have seen the politics side make their choices based upon votes rather than upon the best choice and watched us struggle to make it work. The Iltis comes to mind...

oh no, it also includes drafting children, slave labour and abhorrent living conditions. I do love your idea of a poster child though.

in other words, the offer that gains the liberal party the most potential parliamentary seats. :cry:

In 2018 China had just under 1000 GW of coal generated power. They have been adding to that figure ever since. The U.S. had 261 GW. That is some poster child. Yes they have a lot of wind and solar power but they are definitely not reducing the carbon based at all.

or continue to purchase waterfront acreage in areas that are supposed to be underwater in a few years. They have the inside knowledge, are addicted to making money and yet they blow it on ocean front property. Incidentally, as far as sea level rise is concerned, many of those islands that were...

Quebec still appears adamant to prevent any carbon fuel related projects from being accepted in the province so perhaps he might have more influence than you think. Hopefully he doesn't but in La Belle Province, who knows>

of note is the fact that the CBC pushed the cash benefits and person years for the 212CD along with the sustaining facilities to be built without ever drawing the comparison to Korea who from what I have read are proposing identical facilities AND buying steel from Algoma to boot. A little push...

with what? All the money went into bird abattoirs.

isn't that concept based on french law? curious

that second law is the one that will trigger the Transnistria takeover.😡

you think so, perhaps in science but certainly not in the news. Scientists didn't contradict the news either; they were too busy soliciting for grants. It was advertised as a truism to all of our children or grandchildren as they were growing up. Ask them. Britain was advocating for a 5...

not being a naval type, are there any potential bottlenecks where someone could choke off the route? I am assuming that they are going to go west and around Africa.

If a flat earther is one who believes in natural processes and that true science is based upon proving itself wrong I plead guilty and I thank you for the complement. That is why every statement out of science is prefaced with the word theory.

absolutely not. But that isn't rectified by storing CO2 underground. It would have been better buying scrubbers for coal plants and higher efficiency natural gas products and installing decent water systems in poorer areas. As for apocryphal scenarios Putin in Ukraine and Trump in the middle...

only in large quantities but koolaid drinkers will never be convinced so there is no point and incidentally, there is absolutely no such thing as settled science

The environment is important yes and we should and must do what we can to clean up harmful gases which, contrary to popular belief does not include CO2. By now everyone has read that the forecast devastating increase in carbon levels isn't going to happen so why are we still going ahead with...

Not to mention that the scheduling changed so the times were no longer convenient and frequency was reduced. VIA got rid of the Havelock run by moving the Budd times to longer suit commuters. Costs shrank the mainline runs to 3 coaches: adding a forth cost more than the seats could be sold...

Lets say you are posted in Trenton. If the HSR stops in both Oshawa and Kingston that gives you two choices for getting off. Both require an hour or more travel. But how about that infrastructure network I wrote about with hourly departures that would allow you to get off in Oshawa, wait a...