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unless they are changing the coast guard mandate, that is a whole lot of 1.5% and a big fat zero on the 2 to 3.5 scale.. They still can't seem to connect guns with defense.

go read the mouse that roared and possibly think again.

honeymoon trip to Vancouver via CP, bedroom and all. Food was excellent, service superb and the scenery both north of Superior and through the Rockies. You wouldn't want HS on either route; too much to see. But both routes are gone I think. Didn't the viaducts past Banff burn a couple of...

now how quickly can we spin up munitions manufacturing. Everyone seems to be jumping on the drone bandwagon so munitions systems would seem to be the way to go.

and now even the buses are gone for the most part so the only option is PMV. Some of that network could and should be re-built. I remember the Turbo. When it worked speeds of 100mph were easily attainable but there were too many unguarded crossings on the CN mainline. 3&1/2 hours if I...

You get what you pay for and those who sow to the wind reap the whirlwind. Old fashioned sayings maybe but most apropos. The government allowed the CBC to become more and more radicalized and has encouraged the fiction that the RCMP is rife with bigots and our nation is made up of racists...

Wasn't the intent of the change in access infrastructure to provide for a longer shipping season? Hard for a mine to be profitable if its access route is shut down for 5 or more months a year. On a side note, with 14 Liberal MPs signing a letter criticizing Carney's position on the Alberta...

OK in relation to the UN document but didn't Eby commit BC to adhering to it through their own legislation?

to do what? They aren't going to light up the SU27 for fear of triggering a lethal response. All it will do is add another potential collision unless the Russians are told in advance that the escorting a/c will open fire should the episode be repeated and then mean it and I can't see that...

Our government of the last 10 years has put us between a rock and a hard place. They have loaded the courts with left leaning judges who as far as I can see have no compunction about interpreting a law in ways that were never intended. And many of them appear to have environmental activist in...

should include cell phones in that or develop one that is voice only. Every kid I see is emulating his parents by having his nose buried in the screen while his thumbs are typing a mile a minute. Interaction with other people directly is rapidly approaching zero. Cadets, Boy Scouts should be...

1/90th of the HSR good for the economy of Nunavit but doesn't pass the indigenous test. Can see both sides of this sort of but I can also envision the same outcome for any developments involving first nations/Eby with the BC bunch. So tell me again why the pipeline people are going to jump at...

I question their sincerity. If the Snowbirds are such an advantage for public relations, why take 5 years to find a new airframe? The government spends more than this on crappy commercials. Is our pilot shortage so bad that we need everyone we can keep? 19 a/c is not a huge order, is Pilatus...

Except he is adamant re: large tankers servicing a northern pipeline. Without the normal rant, is there a feasible way to circumvent the constraints for a northern route or does it appear that he is backing a duplication of the Transmountain

I would emphasize the employment and training. The money is useless if all you can do is sit on the front porch and drink the beer it provides. Nothing better for the self-esteem than coming home at 6:00 completely bushed from your own efforts

Contact the Canadian Harvard Association. If they got the funding they might be able to put the team back together

Are those the same promises that they made to the dead people in Tehran last January?

I do like the overhead shots. And he spoke without hesitation, great job

Just read that Russia is now using depleted Uranium in their drones. Adds another complication to cleaning up after an attack

Interesting since we have a province full of potash that could be shipped out to fill the gaps.