C.W. Babich

@FP_Champagne "You touched on forced labour"... Liberals are incorrigible. x.com/nationalpost/s…

Alors que le Canada diversifie ses échanges commerciaux, notre secteur des services financiers a un rôle clé à jouer. Excellente rencontre avec les institutions financières canadiennes actives en Chine afin de mieux comprendre les défis et les opportunités qu'elles rencontrent sur le terrain.

1. Even in times of war, solar and alternative power are not invulnerable to price fluctuations. Oil is also more durable in times of war due to through diversified supply, strategic reserves, futures markets, and rapid scaling from non-OPEC producers. Fossil infrastructure allows quick ramp-up, intermittent renewables cannot "fill the gap" during a squeeze because they don't produce on demand. 2. Supplies running low? 90% of reserves in places like Saudi Arabia remain untapped. That is with 9 million Saudi barrels produced per day.

@CWBabich @EVCurveFuturist Until someone starts a war in the area and the supply get squeezed, causing world prices to fluctuate wildly. Until supplies eventually start running low. Invest money in alternative infrastructure. Nuclear, Solar, wind, tidal, geothermal - all can feed into the grid.

China just switched on the world’s largest offshore #solar farm. 1 GW off the coast of Shandong ~1.78 TWh/year Enough for ~2.6–2.7M people Built 8 km offshore, covering ~1,200 hectares of sea. Land was never the limit. Now the ocean is the grid. #Bettrification ⚡🔋

@TLNewmanMTL What a legend

Canada needs this energy again

@BrandonStraka The UN loves China so much that maybe they can fund their nonsense

UN Secretary-General António Guterres warns the organization faces collapse without continued U.S. funding, which contributes roughly $2.2 billion to its core budget. "the United Nations is on the brink of total collapse"

@ItsSamG LMAO, you call the commenters brain-rotted...

I don’t know what’s worse about this comment section, the swarm of bots or the fact that a chunk of those brain-rotted comments are from actual people who might be raising kids and get to vote

@ItsSamG You don't know why you don't like Poilievre, other than Conservative bad, and 😱Trump😱

Most Conservatives don’t even know why they don’t like Mark Carney except that he plays for the team that Trudeau played for and therefore he sucks

I told ya...Progressive Conservatives are just Liberals under a different name. #ReformConservatives

@jillyonthehilly A liberal journalist rightly calls out liberal stances on China, and liberals attack her in the comments...seems about right.

The PM won't say if China's persecution of Uyghurs is a genocide, which parliament recognized in 2021 This comes after Liberal MP Ma downplayed China's use of forced labour Days after Ma's apology, Carney praised him at a fundraiser in video obtained by Global News #cdnpoli

Pam Bondi is fired as AG

🇨🇦 made a massive mistake not choosing this man for PM.

@oscarswillis "Ok, but what did you do to prepare for Derek Chisora this Saturday"

Here's Deontay Wilder sharing the most insane story you've ever heard told on national TV

@DavidCan2002 @covid_parent "Goin to space budday!"

There's a Canadian on the Artemis II mission. I hope the name of the mission is written on the side of the rocket in English AND French.

Breaking News

@tomselliott Sad thing about this, it doesn't seem like an April Fools joke.

Don Lemon: "People are gonna think I’m crazy, this is gonna be the headline & people are going to laugh about it [but] I could be president of the United States ... I could come in & fix the bulk of their problems in lickety split in no time flat."

@ForMYCanada @stevenmackinnon @Jenn_Teachasd24 @PierrePoilievre

@stevenmackinnon @Jenn_Teachasd24 .@PierrePoilievre is more interested in ripping up any Justin Trudeau legacy than actual delivering for Canadians.

Pierre Poilievre, once again, is showing Canadians that he has no vision to create jobs and grow the economy.   For decades, Canadians have advocated for a modern, fast, inter-city rail network. Alto is a generational investment that will transform travel and connect communities. It will boost GDP by $35 billion annually, create over 51,000 well-paying jobs, and help Canadians work, study, and travel more efficiently.   Pierre Poilievre is turning his back on Canadians from Quebec City to Toronto and the communities in between. Investing in High-Speed Rail means building a more connected, competitive Canada, and proves Canada can get big things done.   The Conservatives, as usual, think small. Turning away from nation-building investments is the wrong choice, and one Canadians reject at a time when we need to build and grow.

@stevenmackinnon If high-speed rail is so important to you guys, why haven't you done any projects in 10+ years?

@Skylar13_1989 @l_stone So, you're telling indigenous people to shut up...got it.

@l_stone You should report the truth Laura! The PM said I can outlast her meaning " I can talk louder" the protesters were screaming...overpowering..so when Ford spoke he was very loud...for the same reason! That's the real story Laura!

NEW: Chiefs of Grassy Narrows and Wabaseemoong say they are demanding an apology from Prime Minister Mark Carney for joking “I can outlast her” at yesterday’s presser in response to a Grassy Narrows woman with mercury poisoning, “a condition that causes premature death.” #cdnpoli

Pierre Poilievre responds to PM Carney's comments on the treatment of the Uyghurs: "Wow. So it looks like the Davos speech was all a big illusion."

@KITKAT I think we have a suspect, crimes like this have been happening recently.

Regarding recent press coverage