You are presumed to be honest and responsible without evidence to the contrary beyond a reasonable doubt… on the balance of probablilties you are justified by 51 % likelyhood.
The critical Factor in weather is electrical charge. The inputs from the Sun and the Earth the dust and the molecules that matter are always at work and dealing with the amount of positive and negative balance. We like it’s beauty and character in most instances.
Morine Lake, Aqnus the Bee hive sone of Banff Alberta most peacefully stops. Poutine and other specials, you need to look at menu to avoid surprise’s. Tunnel mountain on the way to Lake Louise.
The Alberta vote in progress, “Can’t predict a government yet” Global News. 👀📡
Update polls closed 1-1/2 hrs:
UCP: 51 seats
NDP: 33
Majority 44 seats.
Votes ” Slow to come in” Global News.
In all likelihood Smith will break the curse of the Alberta premiers of the conservative persuasion not lasting and will have a majority in a second term.PP
9:50 PM
Danielle Smith projected as elected, ” Global News” 40 seats with less than 100 votes spread.
10:20 PM
Waiting on Rachel Notley… Declared elected with more than three times the UCP candidate in Edmonton Strathcona.
Update: 11:00 p.m. Alberta time
UCP is sharing 52 and a half percent of the of the vote cast, with the NDP closing in on 44%. This gives the UCP a serious advantage in the popular vote cast. At this time Global TV news…
British Columbia hydropower and authority is a crown corporation or more understandably a non-profit enterprise chartered by the government to provide basic electricity to industry and consumers at a not for profit, minimum cost to the residences of British Columbia.
Not for profit means to keep returning retained earnings from year to year to the operation of the entity.
This flies in the face of the free market entrepreneurial driven philosophy that in some people’s minds creates what is called the unseen hand of market capitalism and provides for everyone in a trickle-down regime.
Canada is not a socialist country but it has a deliberately planned mixed economy so that the basics are provided and efficiencies from time to time are directed by government and returned to rate payers.
Although a number of marketing boards have gone by the way entities like BC hydro, the milk marketing board, and others must apply for rate increases and provide any efficiencies towards lower usage fees.
This is often resulting in secure bases for that risk generating entrepreneurial hand to operate and not cause things like critical shortages and loss of resources to wastage with unfettered marketing.
Are they getting carbon credits?
Oh. Canada we regard for you, a worldview that couldn’t make the true north Blue.
Make them show the unseen hand.
They do, show it, all public operations are legally a public interest and must file publicly. Touch wood.
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Watering a mother tree on the second Sunday of May. Maybe a start. To what though? Carbon credits can be corrupt “Suzanne Simard” Merritt public library presentation in search of the mother tree, April 28th 2023
The Nicola Naturalist Society often says that all are welcome to there presentation meetings. memberships or donations requested.
The May 18th meeting is at the NVIT lecture theater, at 7:pm, free parking, no food or drinks in the theater.
Belshaw avenue Merritt BC, top of the hill.
NNS meet here for presentations fall and winter. The group, a registered none profit, provides a bursary to the school and has a draw to support it in the intermission of the evening meetings.
One is to one as one. As two is to two will undue the cry of a crowd when raised for show. Three is to be three as a flow will take hold. Four is to four going out the door 🍀. Five is to five at the dinner table. Six is to six at a divide, Seven is to seven near to heaven, with eight to eight adding weight. Nine at 🌉 nine still feels fine. Ten to ten makes attend. From here to a dozen your on your own.
Don’t panic we got panic. The call of the kakalui cafe next to the Art center in Merritt offers a good deal of variety in local cuisine coming out of First Nations culture.