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This is what we have all been feeling. Layers and layers of tax and spend government. Taxing air. Hard to take.

The Fraser Institute on Twitter “The average Canadian family paid more in taxes last year than housing, food and clothing costs combined https://t.co/lbhjqdjlyW https://t.co/0tHnrICysq”

Retweeted Global CO2 Initiative ():

We are proud to announce the launch of the Global CO2 Initiative at the University of Michigan. The Initiative will focus on transforming greenhouse gas into useful products. Learn more: https://t.co/DKxrpisnQ9

Retweeted Rita Panahi ():

Steve Hughes on being offended. Brilliant. Posted this before & will likely post again.
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Alf Garnett on Twitter “BEFORE reading any of the million Twitter comments on Boris Johnson. Please watch this famous Steve Hughes video. It will help you put the whole episode in its proper perspective. https://t.co/tl2NKQCjMY”

Retweeted Peter Tertzakian ():

Saudi Arabia supplies approx 15% of Canada’s imports in the east; volume growing over time. Recent events suggest time for new suppliers? ... Maybe and ? https://t.co/eVdkpRkxrT

Retweeted Resource Works ():

RT : Oil shipped in from Russia fueling Washington State and Oregon cars instead of Canadian oil? That’s not just the future if pipeline opponents have their way. It’s already happening. https://t.co/ejelhhmspg https://t.co/HIV0DzoMMY

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Retweeted Andrew Scheer ():

After making the ridiculous argument for years that paying a Carbon Tax would somehow attract investment into Canada, Justin Trudeau is now retreating. It’s a clear admission that he’s wrong. https://t.co/xrnTXlSpiW

My first interview in . My French is a bit rusty and I struggled a bit with my technical vocabulary, but in the end, was quite gracious with their editing and it turned out very well!

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Retweeted Resource Works ():

A fair question from :

Stewart Muir on Twitter “If Trans Mountain project was finished now, I wonder if Washington State would be having to import petroleum from Russia like they are doing. Nordtulip (shown in file pic) arriving now. So, congrats 🇨🇦 TMX foes - grows stronger as Canada weakens. https://t.co/sLTxwXYFi7”

Thanks for the balanced and well-researched with multiple sources on technology that is set to change the game for the industry and for in the :

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New oilsands exploration tech leaves forest intact, which is good news for caribou | CBC News A new kind of seismic survey promises to leave only boot prints in the forest. And that's good news for species such as the threatened woodland caribou that live alongside the oilsands industry in northern Alberta.

Retweeted Bjorn Lomborg ():

The world really is getting better:

Since yesterday:
Life expectancy went up by 9.5 hours
137,000 came out of poverty
305,000 got safer water
295,000 got electricity
620,000 got online for the first time

Thanks to & his incredible website
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