Ontario Majority Government 2022-2026 (?)
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We've done stupid things before and just look at the Germans. Or Phoenix or whatever. Best to have the replacement figured out but....
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On bird strikes the transmission system is responsible for something like 25x the amount of bird deaths as the windmills. Per gwh it's 0.269 vs 5.18 for other power sources.
Gwh takes into account the limited number of windmills in action which presumably will increase although I believe the 0.269 to be a vast underestimate given the limits of counting however. This has been shown with using dogs vs humans
One can reduce bird deaths by up to 70 percent by painting one of the blades
We can also recycle the blades.
Why don't we recycle them??? I'm sure there are lots of reasons. Why we are not painting one of the blades ??? That I can't figure out exactly as I've known this for a couple years. Beaurocratic inertia ??
Gwh takes into account the limited number of windmills in action which presumably will increase although I believe the 0.269 to be a vast underestimate given the limits of counting however. This has been shown with using dogs vs humans
One can reduce bird deaths by up to 70 percent by painting one of the blades
We can also recycle the blades.
Why don't we recycle them??? I'm sure there are lots of reasons. Why we are not painting one of the blades ??? That I can't figure out exactly as I've known this for a couple years. Beaurocratic inertia ??
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There’s stupid and then there’s knowingly destroying a key capability that supports citizen safety and comfort. I challenge anyone to provide a credible case for action for Ontario to decommission all its nuclear and NG power plants.
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Premier: not this calendar year, but next year .....?
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Ford rules out election in 2024, but could call an early election in 2025
BRAMPTON, Ont. - Ontario Premier Doug Ford has ruled out calling an early election this year, but has left the door open to calling one in 2025.
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Given his penchant for flip flops...Premier: not this calendar year, but next year .....?
Ford rules out election in 2024, but could call an early election in 2025
BRAMPTON, Ont. - Ontario Premier Doug Ford has ruled out calling an early election this year, but has left the door open to calling one in 2025.
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How is Ford and the OCP polling these days ?
338 doesn’t have anything more recent than late July for Ontario provincial. At their last analysis, PCs are in very strong territory. There’s still widespread speculation that Ford will call an early election and try to lock in a new mandate before a federal Conservative victory that might drag on the provincial party’s popularity.
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Someone at the provincial name-change office has a bit of 'splaining to do ....
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Convicted in U.S. of violating Iran sanctions, brothers adopt new identities in Ontario | Globalnews.ca
Amin and Arash Yousefijam were arrested by the U.S. for exporting sensitive goods to Iran. Now they call themselves Ameen and Aurash Cohen.
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Get yer cheques right here, folks!!!!!!!
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Doug Ford will send out free money to 16 million Ontario residents
Premier Doug Ford is expected to send out cheques to roughly 16 million Ontario residents in response to the rising cost of living ahead of a possibl…
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Ontario government to hand out rebate cheques to residents: reports - NOW Toronto
The Ontario government is reportedly handing out rebate cheques to help residents combat the rising cost of living.
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Doug Ford signals rebate cheques for all Ontarians will ‘stimulate the economy’
In a speech to 1,200 people at an Empire Club luncheon at the Metro Toronto Convention, Ford gave the Star a grudging nod for revealing his finance minister would be
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Suck on that, BoCGet yer cheques right here, folks!!!!!!!
Doug Ford will send out free money to 16 million Ontario residents
Premier Doug Ford is expected to send out cheques to roughly 16 million Ontario residents in response to the rising cost of living ahead of a possibl…Ontario government to hand out rebate cheques to residents: reports - NOW Toronto
The Ontario government is reportedly handing out rebate cheques to help residents combat the rising cost of living.Doug Ford signals rebate cheques for all Ontarians will ‘stimulate the economy’
In a speech to 1,200 people at an Empire Club luncheon at the Metro Toronto Convention, Ford gave the Star a grudging nod for revealing his finance minister would be
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Given his penchant for learning from his mistakes and correcting them.
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Ontarians are in no rush to return to the Wynne-Telford-Butts-Clow-Astravas days any time soon.
Why bother. He’s governing like a Liberal.
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By poll, you mean?
By several metrics to be honest.
This from the Sun not too long ago.
EDITORIAL: Ford talks like a Tory, spends like a Liberal
The Ford government’s books are starting to resemble the train wreck the Wynne government’s books were in its final years in power.
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And now this latest 200$ for everyone.
I’m not normally a one issue voter but if he passes that bike lane legislation he has my vote again.
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Why do politicians running deficits, but well ahead in the polls, feel the need to bribe the electorate with their own money?
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Election voter turnout hits all-time low in Ontario
Doug Ford cruised to another majority victory on Thursday night, but it appears a majority of Ontarians did not bother to vote.
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