#hamont massive accident at intersection of Queenston Rd and Nash Rd with car overturned, wheels in the air, several first responders on scene spotted 20 minutes ago.... #traffic
NEW: Vermont State Police trooper heroically saves an 8-year old girl from a freezing cold pond after she fell through the ice.
HERO!
Vermont State trooper Michelle Archer was seen on footage plunging into the freezing pond to rescue the child.
The girl’s 6-year old sibling was also rescued by a nearby homeowner.
Thanks to Archer’s heroic actions, the girl was able to make a full recovery and has returned home.
Australian broadcaster, Alan Jones, utterly schools a panel of climate zealots on the reality of the #ClimateScam.
"CO2 is 0.04% of the atmosphere, and human beings are responsible for 3% of that 0.04%... It's like saying: 'There's a granule of sugar on the Harbour Bridge. Clean the bridge up, it's dirty'."
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Took my wife into work today for safety sakes. It’s -45 this morning.
Saw a fellow sitting in his EV at a charging station. The businesses were still closed for him to stay warm and dawdle while his car charged.
I briefly spoke with him as he went into the store. He said he’s been sitting in the car running the heaters and it was taking about twice as long to charge. The car’s range was about 280km in the cold he said.
The fellow said his trip to Saskatoon from Kelowna takes about 3 times longer for charging time (sitting time).
His charges today were about $100 and two hours of sitting with heaters on and the battery was only 2/3 charged.
He said he liked his EV, but only in summer. But he said only if it’s not too hot, AC drains batteries very fast.
So, if you live in Canada, and are considering buying an EV, make sure your pockets are deep and you’re NEVER on a schedule. I wished him luck. His name was Jack (John) from Kelowna.
This is Steven Sernoskie. He was arrested in Canada and admitting to r*ping an autistic boy and running a b*stiality ring. He also reportedly forced the boy to engage in b*stiality.
The judge sentenced him to time served - less than 2 years in prison.
In other news, a Canadian pastor faces up to 4 years in prison for protesting drag queen storytime at a public library.
So r*pists get 2 years and drag queen protestors get 4 years... Welcome to Canada.
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Public consultations overwhelmingly showed that Canadians don’t support a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).
Yet, reports are emerging that the Bank of Canada recently took steps to trademark any digital dollar developed in Canada and is still walking the path toward a CBDC.
SaskPower is providing 153 MW of electricity to AB this evening to assist them through this shortage.
That power will be coming from natural gas and coal-fired plants, the ones the Trudeau government is telling us to shut down (which we won’t).
Minister of Affordability and Utilities Nathan Neudorf issued the following statement in response to an electrical grid alert from the Alberta Electrical Systems Operator:
We are calling on all Albertans to reduce their electric demand immediately to essentials only. Extreme cold resulting in high power demand has put the province’s electricity grid at high risk of rotating outages tonight.
On top of high demand of our own energy generation, Alberta's grid receives electricity from neighbouring provinces. Extreme weather in Saskatchewan and British Columbia is impacting electricity sharing, which is also a contributing factor to tonight's grid alert. The Alberta Electric System Operator has activated its emergency grid management plan to work with local distribution utilities to avoid potential rolling brownouts.
Here are some easy ways to conserve electricity this evening and into the night:
• Turn off unnecessary lights and electrical appliances;
• Minimize the use of space heaters;
• Delay the use of major power-consuming appliances such as washers, dryers and dishwashers;
• Delay charging electric vehicles and/or plugging in block heaters;
• Cook with your microwave, crockpot or toaster oven instead of an electric stove or oven;
• Limit the use of kitchen or bathroom ventilation fans;
• Work on a laptop instead of a desktop computer (laptops are more energy-efficient than desktop units);
• Unplug electric appliances when not in use, as they continue to drain energy even if they’re off (or use a power bar to cut power to multiple appliances with a single button);
• Close your curtains/shades/blinds to cover drafty windows.
Albertans have a history of pulling together in times of emergency. If we all make small changes like those listed above, we can keep each other safe through another extremely cold evening.
Remember the Freedom Convoy was uniting the country and it had to be squashed immediately. Anything that divides the country is celebrated and ignored by the Lib/NDP coalition.
I don't believe @cafreeland.
BA in Russian History + worked on Encyclopedia of Ukraine & referenced Waffen SS.
When Rota said Hunka fought in WWII "against the Russians", she must have known he fought for the Nazis. She then started his standing ovation.
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This is Shani.
She was from Germany and was attending a festival in Israel when Hamas terrorists kidnapped and murdered her.
They then paraded her naked body on the back of a pickup truck around Gaza as people spat on and beat her.
Never forget.
Some questions, @CPHO_Canada:
1) have these “updated vaccines” been tested on humans?
2) have they been as hastily produced as the original “vaccines”, as confirmed by @AHousefather?
3) are the pharmaceutical companies still immune from liability as relates to these “updated vaccines”?
4) what is on your face? Did you not read the most recent studies confirming that facemasks did nothing to prevent the spread of the virus?
#TrustThePoliticalScience