This is 100% truth and while it might be relevant for our other Commonwealth, allies and friendly countries, no country sways to the extremes like the USA. And anyone that says otherwise is a fool or a liar.
I’m perfectly content to stay on good terms with the millions of decent, sane Americans living down there.
But as a country they’ve proven that they’re always just 4 years away from burning it all down and going back on their promises.
Individual Americans can be reliable. Their country is not.
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I don't know if ABs should laugh or cry at this "satire"... it's so close to the truth it's almost hard to call it satire!!!
One part it is missing is a bottom row:
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Yes!! This [Standard Time] is 100% better, and backed by science. It's also backed by a de facto standard... that is, of the jurisdictions around the world that have eliminated time changes, over 80% have gone with Standard Time.
Yeah, the fans make all the difference. Though, in the case of lacrosse, the game pace and typical high scoring helps with that. I've also heard that in the NLL that opposing teams love coming to Calgary because of the game experience here.
Dudes. As a society we taught young women to walk with keys between their fingers in dark parking lots and to carry pepper spray in their purse.
So yes. I’m asking you to be responsible for the actions of other men. After all, that’s what you’ve asked of women for centuries.
It’s your turn.
Calgary Roughnecks games at the Saddledome are the very best professional sports entertainment in the country.
Calgary and Edmonton drove the the 'No' vote in Alberta's 2021 referendum on permanent daylight savings The question — Do you want Alberta to adopt year-round Daylight Saving Time, which is summer hours, eliminating the need to change our clocks twice a year? — was narrowly defeated by a vote of 50.2% to 49.8% provincewide. But the vote breakdown varied by geography. Source: Elections Alberta Chart: Robson Fletcher, Data & Storytelling Strategist
Albertans narrowly rejected permanent daylight saving time in a 2021 referendum.
But today Premier Danielle Smith revealed the province *is* going ahead with it anyway.
Opposition in the referendum was strongest in the biggest cities, while support was stronger in smaller towns and rural areas.
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More self-serving bullshit from Canada's oil and gas industry. Let's dig in and check some facts.
toronto.citynews.ca/2026/04/14/i...
Look, I know it's a lot to ask these folks to play their cards off the top of the deck.
But even assuming the federal gas tax was 25 cents a litre (it's 10) that $1,200 a year in savings equates to 4,800 litres of gasoline consumption.
The average household uses *way* less than half that.
Canada is a nation of explorers, builders, and innovators. Today Colonel Jeremy Hansen carries that legacy forward as he becomes first Canadian to venture to the Moon.
Runway incursions remain a growing concern. Despite new procedures and technologies, they’re still on the #TSBWatchlist and have been since 2010. More action is needed. Learn more: https://ow.ly/LCU450Xcx66
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Over the past few weeks I’ve shared my thoughts on advocacy, engagement, and the future of the GA community in Canada.
This final piece focuses on preparing COPA for what’s ahead.
With voting now open, I’d be honoured to have your support.
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#TSBAir is deploying a team to investigate an aircraft accident that occurred earlier today at the Pitt Meadows Regional Airport, British Columbia. The TSB will gather information and assess the occurrence. https://ow.ly/qiVY50YAUoI
Reached a new cruising groundspeed record today in the Piper Seneca thanks to a 69 kt tailwind at 17,000 ft: 243 kts (450 km/h)! #flying #aviation #piper #piperseneca
🚨 So so so much "grey market peptides" noise!
A legit "wellness" hack or unproven and potentially harmful?
My take on CTV News: Red flags raised by influencers pushing unregulated peptides youtu.be/89uXEKZ8apM?...
Canadian Airports where MLAT for surface detection is enabled at YYZ, YYC, YUL, YVR. Which *requires* all vehicles to have an operating transponder.. It is based on ICAO's A-SMGCS system. I've put together a list of sources here. #flying #aviation #avgeek
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Pursuant to international agreements the #TSBAir is deploying investigators to support the @NTSB following an aircraft collision at #LaGuardia Airport, New York. https://ow.ly/kmav50YxwG0
Well now. That’s quite the little trinket Dani came home from Saudi Arabia carrying. One wonders if she declared it at customs.
#ableg #cdnpoli
Ha ha, I had no idea this was a thing. Sadly, you've replied to a mirror account but I will personally ensure that I use this new knowledge for the greater good. 😉
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#TSBAir just released its investigation report (A25P0041) on the April 2025 fatal collision with terrain involving a Cessna 172S airplane during a training flight near Abbotsford, #BC. Learn more: https://ow.ly/XV6K50YvyAN
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Canadians unanimous on candidate they would least like to have a beer with
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In seaplane accidents on water, getting out and staying afloat can be critical. After a 2009 accident, the TSB issued Rec A11-06 calling for occupants of commercial seaplanes to wear personal flotation devices: https://ow.ly/sUWe50YuKhp
If you spend time in the bad place, you’re hearing this claim a lot:
Alberta sends $23B more to Ottawa than it gets back. If we separated, we’d erase the $9B deficit and have a $14B surplus.
It sounds simple. It’s wrong. Here's why. 🧵
