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  • Trump drops tariff threats over Greenland after meeting with NATO chief.

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  • Writing on Truth Social, Mr. Trump said Wednesday evening that he and Mr. Rutte had “formed the framework of a future deal with respect to Greenland and, in fact, the entire Arctic Region.

    Which Greenland doesn't have full sovereignty over so...

  • Europe Has a New Plan to Break Free from US Tech Dominance

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  • From Canadian clients or clients outside of Canada?

  • Supply management 'not on the table,' says Carney as U.S. bent on changing dairy rules

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  • "that performance" being what from who?

  • Carney’s Alberta pipeline deal weakens climate policies

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  • The guy at the house party was anti oil or Trudeau was anti oil?

  • The use of the Notwithstanding Clause is out of control. It’s up to voters to stop it

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  • No changes coming 'at the moment' for Alberta's recall legislation: Danielle Smith

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  • Actually I just rechecked her LinkedIn and she was never was a professor at the U of A, though she was educated there. (She did run for MP, though, so there's that).

    https://ca.linkedin.com/in/jenny-yeremiy-p-geoph

    So no association with the AFL at all.

    https://operationtotalrecall.ca/

    (As started by This guy, so again not the AFL.)

    You'd think everything would have paperwork submitted at this point if it was organized by the AFL. Instead it's mostly just private Facebook groups. A lot don't even groups organized against it.

    It's not like the AFL has to be "behind the scenes" on this anyway. The requirements behind recall are practically nonexistent.

  • No changes coming 'at the moment' for Alberta's recall legislation: Danielle Smith

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  • Advocating for a recall isn't the same thing as initiating one. The Education Minister was a logical first choice.

    https://www.elections.ab.ca/recall-initiative/recall/Current-Recall-Petitions/

    The person who initiated the first recall, Jennifer Yeremiy, is a former educator from the University of Alberta and currently a podcaster. Bit of an odd choice for the AFL to recruit considering she's not even part of any union.

  • No changes coming 'at the moment' for Alberta's recall legislation: Danielle Smith

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  • I think its a bit naive to think this is SOLELY a grassroots thing.

    It is solely a grassroots thing. There would be a lot more than two petitions gathering signatures right now if it wasn't.

  • No changes coming 'at the moment' for Alberta's recall legislation: Danielle Smith

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  • The recall petitions aren't being driven by the unions.

  • Liberal House leader ‘starting to worry’ about support for upcoming budget

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  • The Liberals could pass the budget if New Democrats support it or abstain from the vote.

    Which they will because it would be political suicide for them to force an election with no leader.

  • An interview with Evan Solomon, Canada’s first-ever minister of AI and digital innovation

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  • Except it's literally just an advertisement. None of the claims can be trusted to mean anything.

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  • This is literally just an ad for the company.

  • Moderna’s latest COVID-19 vaccine is both approved and ‘made in Canada’

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  • BC apparently has stated that they'll dish out a free covid shot for those ineligible in Alberta. Don't know about Saskatchewan.

  • Moderna’s latest COVID-19 vaccine is both approved and ‘made in Canada’

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  • ... even from other Canadians.

  • [OC] Got a plot for skynets origin

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  • Calling these things clankers is like finding an expensive loaf of bread and accusing the bread of price fixing.

  • Microsoft's Windows lead says the next version of Windows will be "more ambient, pervasive, and multi-modal" as AI redefines the desktop interface

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  • Expand North! So much room up there.

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  • By the "Within 100km Range" then Winnipeg would be in it. By this image however it seems as though the highlighted area wouldn't reach Winnipeg.

  • Expand North! So much room up there.

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  • Or Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Regina, St. John's, Fredericton, Halifax, Charlottetown, Montreal, ...