@ImJulianAssange I think it has a lot to do with awful government policy. Who the hell wants to raise kids in Canada so they can pay almost 50% of what they earn in taxes and where homes take 100 years to save a down payment for?
@GoElks This game was one of the best. Back and forth all game long. Another reason to love the CFL, you often never know who takes it until the last second.
@ganktor@btwndays@historyinmemes I do understand what you're saying, but if that was the case, then it wasn't unlimited. Maybe marketing shouldn't have used that word.
@pau40314@TrollingCanuck@grok Only oil sands has increased, conventional is stagnant. Conventional should have grown faster than oil sands. Many factors are to blame, including all colors of gooberment.
@pau40314@TrollingCanuck@grok Or you just don't understand what I'm saying. That shouldn't be 3,000, it should be 30,000 TWh. 59% of production comes from oil sands, which accounts for what... 10 or 20 % of total supply? Pffft, the meme still stands, Liberals are keeping oil resources in the ground.
@pau40314@TrollingCanuck@grok Since I'm not paying to talk to grok, ask how much oil exists in Canada overall from every source. I'm not talking production, because if 59% of production comes from oil sands, then Canada has fallen way behind. It should be 20% from sands b/c more oil exists outside of sand
@pau40314@TrollingCanuck This chart isn't oil production, it's oil sands production. Now do the rest of oil, wood, uranium, steel, etc, etc, etc, etc and you'll see how far Canada has fallen behind the minimum standard.
@MarkJCarney "Canadaβs carbon credit markets are not working." ... "Establishing a stronger carbon pricing system in high-emitting economies like Alberta also lays the foundation for a credible, scalable national carbon credit market."
This is an oxymoron and won't work, WTF?!