It's not about making it fair play. It's about reminding people who claim to want a better politics that it is up to the people who claim to want a better politics to make all the first moves in tone and content. Obviously the Trumps and incorrigible rednecks aren't going to move first. Who does that leave? You, I suppose.
Part of me likes the innovation funding programs like IDeas, but is also driven nuts by how hard it is to just adopt existing technology with a proven record, when they through money (and resources) at things that are still in developmental technology stage, and most don't ever become commercially feasible.
And he keeps his promise, no prorogation.
Once again showing Carney isnt interested in games
www.halifaxexaminer.ca
another boondoggleConsider the source, known by locals to be a very NIMBY publication. These people are no different that those holding up things like pipelines to the BC coast.
Everything you need to know about the 'spaceport' in Nova Scotia - Halifax Examiner
You see, almost none of the government and corporate propaganda is true.
Canso is a viable launch site that already has all the connections, approvals, and certifications from both provincial and federal governments. Churchill is another site, however only for suborbital launches unless we're willing to let stages drop over land.
With how fund starved anything space related has been in Canada, are we really getting mad over a construction site? Fund approval doesn't mean everything is finger snapped into a NASA sized spaceport overnight. It's $20M per year over 10 years to develop the site.
85% of that $200M has to be spent on local companies too.
Wait, you mean the hyper-partisan media sites they are portraying this as a $200m purchase of a gravel lot are… *dishonest!?Consider the source, known by locals to be a very NIMBY publication. These people are no different that those holding up things like pipelines to the BC coast.
Everything you need to know about the 'spaceport' in Nova Scotia - Halifax Examiner
You see, almost none of the government and corporate propaganda is true.
Canso is a viable launch site that already has all the connections, approvals, and certifications from both provincial and federal governments. Churchill is another site, however only for suborbital launches unless we're willing to let stages drop over land.
With how fund starved anything space related has been in Canada, are we really getting mad over a construction site? Fund approval doesn't mean everything is finger snapped into a NASA sized spaceport overnight. It's $20M per year over 10 years to develop the site.
85% of that $200M has to be spent on local companies too.
Giving 20% increase to overall compensation to one of the best paid militaries in NATO was a boondoggle.
