A Big Wreck Is About To Happen At The Intersection Of Artificial Intelligence Boulevard And Net Zero Avenue The Big Green Grift, the Energiewende and all the other green energy scams are about to be slowly shuttled aside because we need massive amounts of new energy these schemes cannot deliver. Moreover, we can no longer afford … Read more
and Bill Gates wants to block the sun…..what could possibly go wrong? A Bill Gates Venture Aims To Spray Dust Into The Atmosphere To Block The Sun. What Could Go Wrong? How Bill Gates wants to hack the weather to save us from extinction What other ideas have the billionaire elites in mind for … Read more
Beaufort Gyere release AMOC Collapse Heinrich Event We are heading for cold. I doubt if there is anything that can be done to stop it. Its a natural cycle. Happened many time before. Will happen many times in the future. I don’t believe that humans have as much effect on the change in climate … Read more
Grim days ahead for Wequedong Lodge Wequedong Lodge ended the last fiscal year with a $380,000 deficit and is projecting a $6-million shortfall as they trim down the workforce and put future expansion plans on hold. The Wequedong Lodge of Thunder Bay continues to tighten their belts and will be downsizing their workforce further, after … Read more
Berlin Reactivates Coal-Fired Power Plants Ahead Of Winter With Germany predicted to be the only major European economy to experience a recession in 2023, the last thing the country needs to be thinking about is the further implementation of “net zero” climate goals ahead of winter in the Northern Hemisphere. The Germans may be finally … Read more
Trudeau threatens a ‘grocery tax’ on food retailers to mitigate rising grocery prices While at the Liberal caucus retreat in London, Ontario, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau demanded grocers devise a plan to stabilize prices by Thanksgiving. Otherwise, tax measures may be on the way for retailers. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has … Read more
‘All hands on deck’ required to fix housing crisis, says Ontario Chamber The availability and affordability of housing has reached a crisis point in the province, said the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. No longer an urban issue, this issue now impacts large and small communities across Ontario. The chamber has released a policy paper, Home … Read more
Not hearing much about this in the mainstream media. Could be the worst environmental disaster in US history. “Get The Hell Out Of There” – Ohio’s Apocalyptic Chemical Disaster Rages On Update (1300ET): During a press conference, the NTSB referenced a video from Salem, Ohio, about 20 miles from East Palestine which shows sparks and flames … Read more
Thunder Bay Art Gallery receives $19.6 million from federal government The federal government has announced $19.6 million in funding towards the construction of a new waterfront art gallery, a project that’s been in the works since 2009. Minister of Indigenous Services Patty Hajdu announced the funds, which come through Infrastructure Canada’s GICB program, at an … Read more
Davos Oligarch Pitches “Individual Carbon Footprint” Tracker Know what’s even more fun than eating bugs and owning nothing? Tracking your personal carbon footprint! That’s right – according to J. Michael Evans, president of the Alibaba Group, a new social compliance platform tested in Chinese cities might be the wave of the future. “We’re developing, through technology, an ability for … Read more