As much as I can't stand Poilievre, and think he would have sold us up the river, if he's in parliament doing his one-trick attack dog stunts, then Carney will be forced into defending anything that isn't "elbows up." So far, I think many of us have given him the benefit of the doubt with things like the digital services tax and various tariff concessions - it's possible he is acting strategically there - but it's about time he either starts dropping the other shoe or defending himself.
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That is comparing vegetation to solar panels. Black roads already have a very high albedo and absorb light and convert to heat. Shading roads are a decent idea except the structure to hold them up is costly. We should be completely covering commercial flat roofs first - that’s the most win-win.