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Ok. I need help understanding this. Why is it that we ( the west) feel we need to “capture carbon” as it is? Are they doing this in other countries? Isn’t carbon a building block of life itself? I’ve never understood this insatiable appetite for this monkey science.
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Excellent reporting on Singh Horton's by Rebel News - I highly recommend watching and sharing especially with your elbows up eastern friends/family.
https://www.rebelnews.com/alleged_immigration_fraud_at_picton_tim_hortons_sparks_investigation?
BTW - I note that the OPP is much different than the RCMP - this screenshot I took shows the OPP officer telling the Timmigrant that the Rebel News reporter is an independent journalist and has "every right" to be in the Sing Horton's asking questions and recording and the officer will not remove her. Good job!
The courts and lawyers will love this. Will it ever happen?
BREAKING: Alberta and Ottawa strike sweeping deal to boost oil exports, scrap federal caps and push oil to Asia
Carney and Smith sign deal
Carney and Smith sign deal
Western Standard News Services
Western Standard News Services
Published on:
27 Nov 2025, 10:06 am
Alberta and Ottawa have signed a sweeping new energy accord that Premier Danielle Smith says marks a “new starting point for nation building,” including a pledge from Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government to shelve its oil and gas emissions cap, suspend clean power rules, and back a major indigenous-owned pipeline to get oil to Asian markets.
The agreement, signed Wednesday, clears the way for a privately financed, indigenous co-owned bitumen pipeline capable of moving more than one million barrels per day to a deep-water port on the Pacific coast.
Ottawa formally declared the project to be in the national interest, while also signalling it will adjust the tanker ban to allow Alberta’s oil to ...
