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Candidate 2019

Posted on: December 16, 2018 Last updated on: December 16, 2018 Written by: Blair Mahaffy Comments: 2
News Release The Green Party Provencher Electoral District Association is pleased to announce that Janine Gibson will stand as the Green Party candidate for the 2019 Federal Election. The Elections Act requires that there be a federal election before October…
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High Oil Prices or Low Gas Prices

Posted on: December 16, 2018 Last updated on: December 16, 2018 Written by: Jeff Wheeldon Comments: 0
Two posts on my Facebook timeline, one scroll apart, show just how bizarre the political economics of oil are these days. In one post, a PC MPP from Ontario brags about how the Ontario government has lowered gas prices. The…
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The Tech Doesn’t Work (Denial Myth 1)

Posted on: December 10, 2018 Last updated on: December 10, 2018 Written by: Blair Mahaffy Comments: 0
“The Tech doesn’t work” is a common mantra of the climate change skeptics. The argument is that renewable technology can’t solve all of our energy needs. It follows, they say, that we have no easy solutions, so we should continue…
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Personal Solar Panel Experience

Posted on: December 7, 2018 Last updated on: December 7, 2018 Written by: Gary Martens Comments: 0
Originally published Dec 6, 2018 at the South Eastman Transition Initiative   One year ago, when my solar panels came on line, I expected to produce about 7 Megawatts of power annually based on advertised averages and assumptions. My personal…
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Choosing Regeneration over More Destruction…

Posted on: December 6, 2018 Last updated on: December 6, 2018 Written by: Gerard Dubé Comments: 0
Originally from May 30, 2018   As the Trans Mountain Pipeline controversy peaks and threats fly- Canadians wonder where this is all going to go! I am not afraid here to pick sides. First Nations, Environmental Groups and the BC…
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Why I Won’t Stop Shopping at the Thrift Store

Posted on: November 29, 2018 Last updated on: November 29, 2018 Written by: Blair Mahaffy Comments: 0
by Wade Weibe Originally published on the South Eastman Transition Initiative website There’s no question that shopping at the thrift store saves me money. A lot of money. Considering that the average Canadian household spends over $3300 a year on…
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What- Over Development?

Posted on: November 24, 2018 Last updated on: November 24, 2018 Written by: Eric Rempel Comments: 1
This article originally appeared on the South Eastman Transition Initiative website. by Eric Rempel We have all used the term under-developed nations or under-developed regions. We may not have a definition at our fingertips, but we know what we mean…
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Distracted Driving on a Planetary Scale

Posted on: November 18, 2018 Last updated on: November 18, 2018 Written by: Eric Rempel Comments: 0
Originally published by the South Eastman Transition Initiative as “When It Comes to Sustainability, We’re a Society of Distracted Drivers” A recent essay by Richard Heinberg of the Post Carbon Institute intrigued me. He drew a metaphor between distracted driving and…
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Dealing with Fear

Posted on: October 26, 2018 Last updated on: October 26, 2018 Written by: Blair Mahaffy Comments: 3
There has been a lot of bad news in the media in the last few weeks. Political turmoil, refugee crises, and some very dire climate warnings. It is not surprising then that people will have trouble dealing with fear. Unfortunately…
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Listening to Each Other

Posted on: October 22, 2018 Last updated on: October 22, 2018 Written by: Blair Mahaffy Comments: 0
Anyone who’s spent any time following political posts on social media will know just how little time people actually spend listening to each other. Most comments are statements of position. Many simply repeat political dogma whether from the left or…
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CPC Saving us by Limiting Media Options

April 15, 2023Opinion Pierre Poilièvre this week continued his attack on the CBC by asking Twitter to list them as a government-funded media company. Outlets where the government provides some or all of the outlet’s funding and may have varying…
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The Right to Grow

April 15, 2023Opinion This week the Supreme Court of Canada upheld Québec’s laws against home grown cannabis. Manitoba stands out as the only other province to prohibit home grown cannabis. This decision by the Supreme Court has probably put an…
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Carbon Tax “Relief” Fund – a Challenge

As I explored a few weeks ago, Manitoba’s Conservative government are sending us all cheques under the guise of a Carbon Tax Relief Fund. I got my cheque last last week. Just to refresh memories: Heather Stefanson would have us…
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Perfectly Unnatural – responsible food stewardship

Disclaimer: This isn’t a criticism of the no name brand, Loblaws, or Superstore. It is an observation on our consumption habits. I have to admit I watch for these Naturally Imperfect grocery items when shopping at the various stores that…
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A Little Dignity Please – “Carbon Tax Relief Fund”

Dignity the state or quality of being worthy of honour or respect.a high rank or position. a composed or serious manner or style. a sense of pride in oneself; self-respect. Oxford Languages Manitoba’s premier, Heather Stefanson, announced a one-time “Carbon…
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