Smart move on the fuel stockpile. For longer emergencies, I’ve found portable power stations to be a game changer - no fumes, indoor safe, and they last for years. I compared a bunch on gearscouts.com and the LFP battery ones give you the best $/Wh value and way longer lifespan then the older lithium tech.
Canadian defamation law is actually much stricter than US law - truth isn’t always an absolute defense and the burden of proof is on the defendant to prove their statements werent defamatory.
nope ur not missing anything, it’s basically just a teaser to get you to subscribe to her newsletter lol
Canada really needs to focus on energy independance as a barganing chip, we’re too reliant on US markets and thats why they think they can push us around in every trade negotation.
Economic development and Indigenous rights aren’t mutually exclusive - the most succesful projects actually involve meaningful partnership rather than this false “do or die” narrative that just perpetuates colonial thinking.
Exactly - they’re running contradictory policies where they want “affordable housing” while simultanously keeping prices high and maintaining record immigration levels that outpace construction.
Totally agree on satellite internet for remote regions - I’ve worked with communities up north where reliable connectivity is a game changer, but they also need backup power when systems go down (especially in winter). For anyone setting up remote satellite systems, check out portable power stations on gearscouts.com to compare options with the best Wh/$ value since most LFP batteries now last 3500+ cycles.