Global petroleum use rises despite energy transition talk
Jock Finlayson and Denise Mullen reference an EIA update showing global liquid fuel consumption increasing through 2025, with Canada and British Columbia tracing similar trends. They argue policy shifts will take longer to reduce PLFs as economies remain dependent on fossil fuels.
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EIA
Vaclav Smil
Canada
Statistics Canada
British Columbia
Jock Finlayson
Independent Contractors and Businesses Association
Denise Mullen
Environment, Sustainability
Business Council of
Troy Media
Belligerent mood over fishery dispute grows in Canada
From June 3 1886 reports note seizures of the Sisters of Portland and arming of vessels, with Boston Fenians mentioned and Frye bill passage prompting calls for Canadian government action and even imperial intervention. Also: a Gorham Flats dig for buried gold. Jack Donaldson jailed for 21 months for larceny. PEI legislature sat five weeks, 19 acts passed, cost $12,000.
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Sisters of
Portland
Boston
Newmarket
Jack Donaldson
Hub
Pei
Advertiser
Central Alberta News
William Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Independence Depot
Arthur Collins
Fred Bradley
Heroes of Normandy remembered on 80th anniversary
Dear Editor notes the 80th anniversary of D Day and recalls Canadian veterans from the South Alberta Regiment and South Alberta Light Horse who helped seize Juno Beach and advance across France. It highlights battles at Bourguébus Ridge Caen Falaise Gap and the Nation of France medal program honoring liberators.
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France
Canada
South Alberta Regiment
South Alberta Light Horse
Calgary Highlanders
Juno Beach
Paris
Bourguébus Ridge
Carpiquet Airport
Caen
Falaise “Gap
Vaucelles
Verriéres Ridge
National Order of the Legion of Honour
Canadians call for Trudeau removal over D-Day trip
A reader criticizes Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for flying to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day, accusing him of hypocrisy and labeling him a socialist liberal and poor leader. The letter urges action against the PM and questions his integrity and policy stance.
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J.T
Taber council approves cost share for drainage at Taber Diesel
Ten years ago the Town of Taber approved a 6 to 1 council vote directing administration to work with Taber Diesel Services to divert drainage from the southeast corner of the Taber Diesel property to the south ditch along 56th Avenue. A catch basin and culvert will be built in the road, an asphalt approach reinstalled between the property and 56th Avenue, with about 7500 dollars split two thirds by Taber Diesel and one third by the town from operating reserves.
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Taber
Taber Diesel Services
Taber Diesel
56Th Avenue
Coun
Joe Strojas
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