If you fight hard enough, and long enough, you might win

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Shocking and refreshing, say Estevan mayor and RM reeve about coal-fired power’s possible revival.

The Estevan mayor and RM of Estevan reeve talk about what this means for the community, and are thankful the Saskatchewan government had the spine to take this action.

Six years ago, Jason LeBlanc, now the reeve of the RM of Estevan, was part of a protest convoy to Ottawa. It was protesting the government’s energy policies, including that on coal. He gave a speech in the snow, because police wouldn’t allow them on the broad, cleared sidewalks. This was about six weeks after he went toe-to-toe with Trudeau at a townhall in Regina.

Apparently, sometimes if you fight hard enough, and long enough, you might win

And the mayor, Tony Sernick, has been fighting for years to “save the bass,” because people tend to care more about critters, like fish, than they do jobs for people.

Also, here’s the statement from the Estevan Chamber of commerce.

Estevan Chamber of Commerce on coal-fired power announcement

Oh, and this was just posted on all Premier Scott Moe’s social media:

And on Friday at 1 p.m. Bronwyn Eyre and I will be talking to Minister Jeremy Harrison on the Pipeline Online Podcast, digging even deeper into this enormous story.

47: Suit Up!

47 Great Reset 15 Comments

Brains are splattering up and down the walls at the WEF.

Including this slap at the CEO of Bank Of America, to his face.

We’re From The Government, And We’re Here To Manage

Art Of The Deal Tech Trump 10 Comments

What the Tech Right Sees in Trump;

• While SpaceX put more than 300 rockets into orbit for less than $10 billion, California has built 1,600 feet of elevated rail for $11 billion, and now projects its high speed rail project will cost a total of $128 billion.

• Congress earmarked $7.5 billion in 2021 for a half-million electric-vehicle charging stations. By May 2024, only eight had been built. Not 8,000. Not 800. Eight.

• The federal government allocated $42.5 billion on rural broadband and has connected zero homes after three years.

• Unimaginably large parts of Los Angeles were just destroyed by a devastating fire while its fire hydrants didn’t work, and while fire department leadership seemed more focused on DEI than saving lives.

Something has to change. Our politicians can no longer remain fixated on steady, predictable preservation of the status quo. Instead, we need a leader who will fight for the country, is willing to risk change, and who realizes America’s exceptional potential.

via Instapundit.

Great Success!

Garden Gnome Barbie 6 Comments

Blacklock’s- Hit New Low Under Freeland

“The federal government’s ability or willingness to produce high quality, timely financial statements continues to deteriorate,” said a Budget Office report Fall Economic Statement: Issues For Parliamentarians. “It reached a new low this year with a historically long delay in the signing of Public Accounts by the Auditor General 253 days after the fiscal year ended.”

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