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Monthly Archives: October 2019
Tarsands reclamation
Post on social misledia “If you don’t like reading articles, read this short clip and just look at the 20+ pictures of reclaimed oil-sands land. “Oil sands development is subject to some of the strictest environmental regulatory standards in the … Continue reading
Past US Presidents net worth increases and dealing with unethical influence and corruption
Oct 31 2019 – Concerned Citizen A false and misleading meme on social misledia circulating that claims Obama increased his net worth from $1.3M in 2007 to an estimated $135M with a salary of $400K per year with quote from … Continue reading
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Equalization transfers in Canada
https://www.thepostmillennial.com/alberta-has-paid-611-billion-in-transfer-payments-from-1961-to-2017/ Here is some more info on equalization including all the provinces. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/canada/comments/453gxz/total_lifetime_equalization_payouts_billions_of/ One comment talks about the details good and bad and another claiming Quebec sells their Hydro power at lower prices to reduce resource revenue but they only … Continue reading
V for Vendetta graphic novel and movie
Copyrighted image by … — My first graphic novel since a kid. Was going to watch V for Vendetta the movie but after reading the summary decided to read the novel first as the movie takes place after the events … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment and Leisure
Tagged anonymous, graphic novel, hactivists, legion, movie, oppression, v for vendetta
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Cash for needle returns? Homeless Winnipegger says incentives, help from city could clean up camps
© Provided by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Raymond Dunn lives in a tent in a neatly kept area behind Balmoral Hall, a private girls’ school a short walk from a homeless encampment along the Assiniboine River. Raymond Dunn lives in a … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, healthcare, manitoba, News and politics, winnipeg
Tagged drug use, exchange, free needles, homelessness, manitoba, meth, police, public safety, shelters, temporary, whra, winnipeg
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Housing Affordability Propasal – Canada
How many read the following Liberal caucus policy proposal circulated on social misledia in full or just the highlights? Is this proposed sliding scale for capital gains to reduce the effect of speclators and foreign capital but limit the impact … Continue reading
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Past and recent Immigration to Canada
Oct 29 2019 – Concerned Canadian The attached meme has been circulating on social misleadia. Here is some of my comments plus a partial summary of past immigration to Canada and this different perspective from a comment on one the … Continue reading
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Leave the leaves on the ground: Nature Conservancy says to stop raking all of your lawn | Globalnews.ca
Mark Cullen carrying out fall maintenance on his lawn. | http://www.markcullen.com http://globalnews.ca/news/6060276/dont-rake-your-leaves/ https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theweathernetwork.com/amp/news/should-you-rake-away-fallen-leaves-no-but-yes-heres-why/72014
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Tech giants and others are Reading License Plates
Google And Facebook Are Reading Your License Plates https://jalopnik.com/google-is-reading-your-license-plates-1839259494 Some police, public or third party for profit traffic or parking photo enforcement partners, public auto insurance providers and others are also using OCR and automatic license plate readers (ALPR’s). In … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Computers and Internet, insurance, international, manitoba, News and politics, social media, winnipeg
Tagged alpr, automatic license plate readers, Europe, Facebook, fingerprint, Google, insurance, Manitoba canada, mpi, photos, police, public, socialmedia, tags sigital, United States, US, winnipeg
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Canada votes 2019 results
Oct 22 2019 – Kevin Yaworski – Concerned Citizen Here is how Canada’s federal election would have looked based on one proposed proportional representation model. Does the current first past the post model look fair to you? The Liberal party … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, civil rights, manitoba, News and politics, winnipeg
Tagged 2019, ballot, Bloc Quebecois, Canada, Conservative, Election, first past the post, green, Liberal, Manutoba, NDP, Party, proportional representation, Quebec, results, stats, voter, winnipeg
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