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December? Maybe? MOA's

December? Maybe? MOU's and such. $100m for up to 200 scholarships. https://www.y-axis.com/news/canada-announces-100m-scholarships-for-indian-students/ https://www.junonews.com/p/ottawa-inks-100m-agreement-for-indian

Which is?

Yeah that should buy some matches to light the fuse (stand well back).

Bull.

Given the choice why do you always take the fork in the path that's called etic?

Not specifically, but it does demonstrate that the weak minded are easily led by propagandists posturing as news outlets. This board alone has aptly demonstrated that.

Would that be a 85 stone 10 lbs cow? or one in kellograms.

https://www.fairobserver.com/politics/the-great-betrayal-why-the-western-left-ignores-iranian-victims/#:~:text=The Left has been supporting movements that are increasingly anti&text=(IRGC)? Where were the rallies in London for the Baluchis Vampire Trademark Here----->

You think you have something to give? The high pedestal you're on is depriving you of oxygen. Still cowering from Poilievre I see.

Sorry for your inability to read and then exercise comprehension.

Hello...anyone there??? He acquired a stoop, practiced different hand gestures and changed his name. Welcome to the Carney.

Quick facts Budget 2025 announced an investment of $182.6M over the next three years to establish a sovereign launch program. That program includes capability development, led by DND’s Defence Research and Development Canada, and launch infrastructure, led by the Royal Canadian Air Force and supported by DND’s Assistant Deputy Minister (Infrastructure and Environment). Reliable and independent launch access will enable Canada to place critical satellites into orbit even during global uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, or disruptions in foreign launch markets. With military, emergency response, and government services increasingly dependent on space-based systems, sovereign launch protects national interests and enables continuity of operations. The 10-year lease agreement stipulates that Maritime Launch Services must provide a dedicated launch pad and associated services at an initial operational capability state by the end of 2026. It also stipulates that 90% of the funds received by the company from the lease must be spent in Canada. That means at least $180 milliongoing back to Canadian businesses. IDEaS is DND’s innovation program that helps Canadian innovators develop solutions to defence and security challenges through competitive funding and targeted challenge calls. The IDEaS program’s Launch the North is designed to accelerate Canadian space launch-related innovation and to strengthen the foundations needed for future sovereign launch capability. A total of $105 million is planned for investment in this challenge, with $25 million allocated for fiscal year 2025–26, followed by $40 million annually in fiscal years 2026–27 and 2027–28. Projects were selected through a competitive, merit-based process considering criteria such as technical merit, feasibility, team capability, impact, and alignment with defence and security priorities. The global space economy is expected to reach approximately $2 trillion by 2040. Investing in sovereign launch capability now means that Canadians and their businesses can benefit for decades to come. This investment supports a stronger, more connected Canadian space ecosystem—bringing together industry, academia, and research organizations. They will help grow high-value jobs, strengthen Canadian supply chains, and position Canadian firms to compete in the global space economy—while supporting defence and security objectives. https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/news/2026/03/minister-mcguinty-announces-strategic-investments-in-sovereign-space-launch.html 200 million over 10 years, wow what an enormous sum. How will Canada be able to bear that. Raising the dildo tax again I suppose. Or cutting the overseas spending for multiple personality knee jerking and undersea pottery classes.

So we going to ship it in empty beer bottles, our pipus linus is pointing the wrong way.

Yes dear.

Of course the fear is evident. As are your misguided assumptions. Carry on.

Yes no reason, so why the abundant fear?

Yes, you as well?

Yes dear.

Broke what?

My first post... Recalls and penalties stemming from government-mandated fuel economy and emissions standards have cost automakers billions of dollars, often driven by the need to squeeze higher efficiency out of internal combustion engines or by overstating fuel economy to meet targets. You then pretzelled yourself to deny any of the above. Pathetic.

My original claims were sidestepped by your feeble attempts to shift the goalposts. Pathetic. Iv'e now repeated them three times. No more. Do try harder it's not becoming.

The frightened rhetoric is abundant