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I am down cleaning out my cold room and came across a bucket of eggs I preserved using the water glass method 3 years ago, the date on them was Oct 2020. You can easily preserve them for 18 months but thought “what the heck” lets see how they are after 3 years. Out of 2 dozen, 6 were still in tact and didn’t float when placed in a glass of water (indicating they were “fresh). I broke a couple open, scrambled them, tasted them and you would never know they weren’t fresh today…well maybe the white was a bit more runny but perfectly edible. If you can get an abundance of eggs for a good price and aren’t fortunate to have a freeze dryer or a mother who does this is a great way to preserve eggs for storage.
After 160 days of Trump, the WEF puppets are retreating, soon they will be defeated.
Federal government says electric vehicle mandate must 'reflect' current times, after auto CEOs meet Carney
OTTAWA — As pressure builds on the federal government to make changes to its electric vehicle sales mandate, a spokeswoman for Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin says they will be engaging with provinces and industry to ensure that measures “reflect” current circumstances.
The statement marks the first sign of any openness the government has shown to modifying its mandate, which was introduced in 2023 and aims to see all new vehicle sales in Canada be zero-emission, either fully electric or plug-in battery hybrid, by 2035.
https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/repealing-electric-vehicle-mandate-automakers-top-ask-for-carney
I know that Jeff Rath and the APP like the word "Commonwealth of Alberta". I prefer the REPUBLIC of Alberta (and I know that some get triggered by their TDS thinking republic means 51st state 🤦♀️ - can't fix stupid). In any event, this is what Google had to say:
"Commonwealth vs Republic
The terms "Commonwealth" and "Republic" refer to different political concepts. A Commonwealth typically denotes a political community or organization formed for the common good, historically sometimes synonymous with a republic. It emphasizes collective governance and shared welfare rather than individual rights. In contrast, a Republic is a form of government where the country is considered a "public matter," and the head of state is elected rather than inherited. Republics focus on governance by elected representatives, with power derived from the people."
Yeah, I'll stick with REPUBLIC!
