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When I entered the job market, there was a recession and you took the job you could get. People will think I was lucky to be born when I was, and yes I am in many ways, but it was not all chocolate and roses.

and what does the consumer get in return with sharing that data?

I listened to a political pundit describe the Premier of Alberta as threading the needle nicely, she gets major concessions for Alberta and the referendum puts the issue to bed for quite sometime. He also pointed out the PQ want to have another referendum once they get back into power.

I suspect a bit of both

For that final resupply stretch

Canada got into the SOF game and has a highly respected force in that field. I don't know how good our domestic intelligence is, but I suspect by the way things play out that it works reasonably well. Building the mandate to collect overseas intelligence, by data collection, cypher intelligence...

A interesting way to incentivize the speed up of ship builds https://www.nsnews.com/in-the-community/time-traveller-this-destroyer-was-built-at-north-vancouvers-burrard-dry-dock-12787924

We were happy to teach spies https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_X

We knew a couple, he made 160,000 a year and she worked as well. They were perpetually broke, as they had no ability to budget or save.

The NDP loyalists would elect a goat, a long as it is a NDP goat. However a goat might be a valid alternative to Eby.

For the history nuts, previous naval engagements in the region

A knowledgeable response on a very specific subject within 15minutes of the post, hmmm sounds like a "lived experiance"

Fighting in your own backyard gives you access to all of the existing network/power infrastructure to build your network onto. If you are a expeditionary force you won't have that advantage.

Problem for the Houthi and Iran is, that if they cut the oil off completely, it may force nations to respond with force. But if they can throttle it to a tolerable pain point, the nation's may not get the political support from their population to go fight.

Trying to recall from memory, but I think there is some room to move them a bit aft?

Considering the loss rates of the current generation, i can see why they want to go cheaper.

That does not say much about the quality of that particular mount. The main gun is quite far away and is only 57mm. Wait till you have to contend with the 127mm. That being said having. 50cal RWS of the same type on all of the RCN vessels is a good idea.

Great White Shark attack in Quebec...

Actually no, you also have RWS on the Halifax's. Not sure how much zeroing you do on those? If you go back up, the link sends you to an image of a 30mm mount with a coaxial .50cal, which was what I was referring to in my post.

Since your using some form of optical aiming device, one would assume you might want it to shoot somewhat close to where your crosshairs are.