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Rex Murphy: Burning the budget to heat the home Obviously, with a successful election well behind her, those words are now moot. There will be a gasoline tax, and the rationalization for her reversal is, of course, the fight against climate change. The logic is basic, as far as economics is...

Seems like it.

And as Eagle points out, it isn't. So it's actually a failure.

And the fact that it looks good, but he won't be around to have to deal with it.

Can failure be considered a collapse?

It won't dent global warming, but it will leave a big dent in govt coffers and Joe Citizens wallet.

That's gotta sting.

Ontario PC MPP says Liberals risk lives allowing wind turbines near Collingwood airport “NAV CAN told me … a year and a half ago that they didn’t have any rules for this sort of situation because they didn’t think that any government would be stupid enough to build eight 500-foot wind...

University of Alberta’s $17,500 security fee on pro-life event gags free speech: anti-abortion club The club could take measures to reduce the risk and, in turn, the security fee, such as moving the event from the wide-open quad outdoor area to a more easily secured indoor venue, she said...

Trudeau government starting to live dangerously: Hébert There comes a time in the life of a government when it declines to fish or cut bait at its own peril. There is mounting evidence that Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government has reached the point where it is living dangerously. Trudeau...

How Trudeau helps the Saudis’ scheme to sideline Canadian oil How Trudeau helps the Saudis’ scheme to sideline Canadian oil | Financial Post Whatever you do JT, don't stop dragging your feet on pipelines.

Rachel Notley’s approval rating plummeted since election. Only 33 per cent think she’s doing a good job In June, one month after Notley’s upset victory over the PC government, 53 per cent of Albertans surveyed approved of the job the NDP leader was doing as premier, but that number fell to 45...

Apple's Tim Cook blasts order to unlock iPhone, vowing to fight court order Apple Inc. chief executive Tim Cook says his company will fight an order to open a user's iPhone, saying to do otherwise would create a backdoor that could potentially be used on other future devices. Apple's Tim...

Liberals Grilled Over Concerns Canadian Aid Could Help ISIS OTTAWA — The Liberals found themselves in the hot seat Tuesday after International Development Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau acknowledged last week that Canadian humanitarian aid could help enemy combatants. Liberals Grilled Over...

Canada Sued For $568 Million Under NAFTA Over A Wind Farm That Ontario Cancelled Ontario’s cancellation of a proposed wind farm in the St. Lawrence River could cost Canada $568 million, if a NAFTA tribunal rules in favour of a U.S.-based energy company. Canada Sued For $568 Million Under...