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You quoted your sister not me. So you're saying it's cheaper to import from 25,000 k away. than it would be to have the commodity available locally. The reason it's never been done is because of fumbledrone climate goofs like yourself. Yes the commie in you has stripped you of any sense that may possibly have been there. Duh.

Why not, a trip to a warm climate is good for the contitution.

You aint saying much. Would you be happy if Trump to took over Disneyland?

You can't equate those counties with Iran.

"Cuz my sister there converted her home to run propane instead of oil the year before I visited. LNG was 'coming'. That wa in 2014.... she's still waiting for it in 2026". You should not listen to your sister. Yeah, why build the infrastructure when you can get it for twice the price with umpteen times the pollution after shipping 25.000 kilometers.

I know the sun's surface temp is 10,000 F. You should go there to find out if it's bupkiss.

Even a blind man on a galloping horse can see what's happening in Iran.

Probably not direct action, rather more a constant nibbleing at China's economic sources/resources.

How long has China owned Microsoft?

I would say it's the requirement for fracking being the main set back. Building a safe natural gas industry The standard approach in North America to extracting natural gas is called hydraulic fracturing. As of 2025, more than 200,000 wells have been hydraulically fractured in Canada and millions in the United States. Nova Scotia’s geology is similar to places in the western United States where hydraulic fracturing is done safely. There’s good reason to believe it can be done safely here. Any natural gas project in Nova Scotia would require rigorous review, including an industrial approval. An industrial approval can require community consultation and outlines terms and conditions for the project, including ongoing monitoring and reporting. In December 2025, the government launched the Subsurface Energy Research and Development Investment Program. Administered by Dalhousie University, the program will offer financial investments for operators to explore Nova Scotia's gas potential as part of a controlled research initiative. This work will advance scientific understanding of subsurface geology, new energy potential in geothermal or carbon capture utilization and storage and modern drilling technologies in the Nova Scotia environment, helping shape future energy policy and economic development. Program participants agree to share their data and environmental impact findings with project research advisors for inclusion in published research papers. Projections commissioned as part of this program will produce financial returns for the people and the province. Since the provincial financial contribution includes conditions, the Province can hold equity in successful drilling ventures or earn a share of profits of production in a number of ways, such as royalties. Nova Scotians should receive economic benefits, and each project will produce a return in both jobs created and new source government revenue. https://novascotia.ca/onshore-natural-gas/

Try reading it does help. No home based gas supply is because of your sister?

No rush.

Minimal Savings: While advertised to help with rising living costs, some estimates suggest the average tax saving is significantly lower than initial claims, often amounting to less than $20 a month. Reduced Credit Value: Dropping the tax rate reduces the value of non-refundable tax credits (like the disability or caregiver credit) tied to that rate, potentially offsetting the savings for some taxpayers. Limited Impact on Affordability: Critics argue the modest tax cuts fail to address the core affordability crisis, such as housing and food prices, and do not provide the substantial relief necessary for the middle class. Targeted Beneficiaries: The cut is designed to benefit those in the lowest tax bracket, with two-income families potentially saving up to $840 per year when the 1% rate reduction is fully implemented in 2026. www.pm.gc.ca +5 Just more borrowing without addressing the core problem of Liberal ineptitude.

As expected. Trap sprung. How was the cheese?

Yes.

It was on Facebook so it must be true.

So what happened to 11 thro 19? Sorry, forgot you have difficulty untying your shoe laces.

Why? Is he back?

In related news.. Trump to sign an executive order declaring all Democrats illegal aliens and to be marked for deportation to California before Easter because they steal all the eggs.

Biden's gone. Why do you keep bringing him up?

Prices for final demand goods slipped 0.3% M/M in January, representing the biggest decrease since a 0.7% decline in March 2025. Final demand energy fell 2.7%, and prices for final demand foods slid 1.5%. Gasoline accounted for 80% of the decline in final demand goods. Excluding energy and food, the index for goods rose 0.7% M/M, the BLS said. No the Carney is not solely responsible and neither are Trumps tariffs. Show us how the Carney has improved the cost of living for the average Canadian. Again your forte.

No it does not. ian Industrial Product Price Index (IPPI) and Raw Materials Price Index (RMPI) have experienced significant volatility over the past 10 years (2016-2026), with sharp increases starting in 2021 driven by energy and commodity prices, peaking in 2022/2023, and moderating but remaining elevated in 2025-2026. As of Jan 2026, the IPPI increased 5.4% YoY, while RMPI rose 8.0% Small is your forte. Have a good day.