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No clue. A lot of resource (mining) companies are headquartered in Toronto, meaning that's where the wealth gets reported, but that's not where the wealth was created.

Similar federal legislation exists which is supposed to guide/impact FN relationships in areas of federal jurisdiction.

In the end, Toronto would never go for it. They would lose access to the province that pays for a lot of their transit, takes over their freeways pays for a good chunk in their services. Whining to the federal government might not be as successful.

I can order booze through McD's? Good to know. Drone drops have been an issue for a while but they usually drop in an obscure corner of a yard or someplace similar. If the article is accurate, window delivery is a new level of precision...

In the style of David Peterson's Liberals in Ontario in 1990. A majority government of 95 five seat to 36, losing to a NDP majority.

The US offering up EU membership is likely right up there with his announcement a couple of weeks ago about a ceasefire that neither side knew about. When asked, he'll probably say that the EU will agree to it because I say they will agree to it.

So . . . you only got to read every second word, or what?

A typical 1.5" fire truck reel line flows about 60 US gpm so a 200 gallon tank doesn't get you very far unless the fire is caught really early and hasn't formed a front. The turnaround time to reload and return would depend, but I suspect that in an open range situation it would be fairly long...

Under the heading of what's not yours to give . . . 'Oh ya, and I'll throw in my sister'.

I suppose you could stick a NSM seacan on a CCG or Fednav ship, or maybe even a Atlantic coastal ferry if there is room. One wonders how well the ships and crews are equipped to deal with the inevitable event of the enemy shooting back.

None of what I said supports the Senate as it stands; either abolish or reform it. However, other than its cost, I'm curious how it fit in as a matter of grand importance in the eyes of the Alberta government. Parliamentary or senate representation aside, what turns on whether or not PEI, or...

Breaking the world in more ways than one. He no doubt sees himself as also a great leader of men, only more christiany.

I have a really hard time imagining the average resident getting worked up, let alone having an informed opinion on the operation of the Senate (which costs the province not a dime) or how superior court judges are selected. The liberal use of the phrase "do you agree" to open most of the...

Much of the population has no clue what it's like in remote Canadaland. Heck, most urban people don't understand what it's like in the near rurals (''what do you mean the ambulance/fire truck is half an hour away'). From my time working the remote FNTs in n/w Ontario many moons ago, memory...

Then it would like have to be a military role. You're not likely to get armed civilians readily accepted in many other countries, regardless of who their employer is. Even within Canada, the process to have armed security guards is fairly onerous, and they only carry sidearms. I can't image...

If you can't be a shining example, you can still be a dire warning.

That was touched on in the mini-series.

And some are ethically dubious. Not a word about actually being an Alberta resident. Saying it by not saying it.