Acapulco Buses and City Life Reflect on Acceptable Behaviour
The piece contrasts casual, noisy bus rides in Acapulco with orderly norms in the United States. It notes garish buses, loud music, heated political street encounters, and occasional drunken tourists, while Winnipeg council debates a ban on singing on city buses and signals broader questions of acceptable public conduct.
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Acapulco
Caleta
Caletilla
Tormento
el Demonio
Winnipeg
Keeyask approval boosts Manitoba energy future
The PUB approved Manitoba Hydro’s Keeyask Generating Station and a new Manitoba Minnesota transmission link. The decision endorses renewable hydropower, rejects natural gas generation, and highlights benefits for Manitobans, First Nations, and northern economies while noting a future review of Conawapa.
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Manitoba Hydro
Keeyask
Minnesota
Public Utilities Board
PUB
Manitoba
Obama
Manitoba Hydro presses for higher exports and DSM investment
Manitoba Hydro argues for expanded energy exports to Canada and the United States and a bold demand side management upgrade funded at nearly 1 billion dollars over 15 years. The plan aims for 250 percent more energy savings and will be reviewed with the provincial government, with low rate increases to support renewal and new infrastructure, including Keeyask and the Manitoba Minnesota line. Scott Thomson, president and CEO, defends the approach as right for future affordability and reliability.
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United States
PUB
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Ed Doering
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