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It’s online pornography vs the Alberta oil sands – which do you think creates more CO2 emissions?
The French give us a glimpse into the future – and it’s not pretty. Do you like the rising civil unrest and violence? Jonathon Haidt tells us why it’s happening in Instant Wisdom. Plus, Mike chimes in with his favourite shocking stat of the year and you don’t want to miss the goofy.
The new Employers Health Tax will take another $2 billion from BC businesses that Alberta’s businesses don’t pay. And the ripple effect will help push Vancouver’s property tax increase to double Edmonton’s and Calgary’s.
The holiday shopping season’s here. I wonder how many of the student Climate Strike protestors have changed their Christmas wish list or was it all just talk.
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Canada’s NATO Commitment Is Not Going To Be Ignored
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Monday, 9 December 2019 8:08
In 2014 Canada signed the agreement, along with all other NATO members to spend 2% of our GDP on the military. We’re not close and the US, whose picking up the shortfall is not going to let it go.