SON: Dad, why does everyone lose their minds the second that guitar starts playing?
DAD: Because some guitar riffs don't just introduce a song, son. They introduce an entire generation. Goosebumps.
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So let me get this straight. Canada's biggest potash company, a Canadian company selling a Canadian resource, is about to spend up to a billion dollars on its next export terminal. And it's building it in Washington state?
The Globe and Mail reports Nutrien and the Port of Longview just put a development plan and lease terms in front of the port board. The vote is later this month. The terminal would move 5 to 8 million tonnes a year.
Now remember what Ottawa told you. Faster approvals. Major projects. Build it here. The transport minister even said he'd change Nutrien's mind. How'd that go? It didn't. The rail jams through the B.C. mountains are still there. So is the Second Narrows bottleneck.
The potash is ours. The terminal, the construction money and the jobs are theirs. And nobody in Ottawa seems embarrassed by it. Why not?
“The sacrifice wasn’t worth the result.”
Painful words from a 100-year-old British veteran.
Here in Canada beyond wearing a poppy and observing a silence, what are we doing to preserve the freedoms they fought for?
This probably won't surprise you, but Mark Carney and Melanie Joly have been actively misleading the public for the past year about the Stellantis deal, feigning outrage when the reality is that they FACILITATED the deal.