John Hansen

@janrosenow @Fred_Langlois_ Coal is still king in China although peak coal is on the horizon.

China's electrification bet is paying off. Electricity now accounts for 30% of its energy consumption - around 50% higher than the US or Europe. With 1/3 of global renewable energy capacity already installed, China is structurally more insulated from rising oil prices.

@Alex_S_Cullen @CanadianPolling @tylermeredith Okay, let's encourage demand destruction for natural gas so Asia can restart even more coal power plants.

@CanadianPolling @tylermeredith What part of #climatechange do you not understand? #cdnpoli

Lewis' platform calls for no new federal approvals for oil pipelines, offshore oil projects, or LNG terminals However, Canadians have shown an incredible surge in support for oil and gas projects as of late, with some even having net-support from NDP voters themselves

@acoyne Sophistry wins votes. Just ask Justin or Pollievere.

"The NDP will start winning again because we will become that beacon to the 99 per cent — illuminating the darkening sky of these terrifying times with the energizing light of collectivism." Channeling Zohran Mamdani, who famously promised to replace "the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism." The NDP has a new leader. What does Avi Lewis's arrival mean for the party? cbc.ca/news/politics/…

@Sflecce @OskaArcher Good, now what's happening to the new builds at Bruce. Is it Candu or Westinghouse?

Some conversations really cut through the noise around nuclear. Last weekend, German Energy Minister Katherina Reiche stood at Ontario’s SMR construction site and told us exactly what she’d tell the world. “The phaseout of nuclear was a huge mistake, a huge mistake and we miss this energy.” There is a lesson here for industrial economies. Left-leaning parties promised renewables alone could replace nuclear and natural gas. Germany tested that theory at scale — and is now paying for it in rising costs and foreign energy dependence. 24/7 baseload power — like nuclear and hydro — is the engine of industrial growth, the competitive advantage over our neighbours, and the foundation of reliable, affordable energy. While others are trying to rebuild what they dismantled, Ontario is already building what comes next.

@TomPark1n @queerthoughts Even a blind squirrel sometimes digs up an acorn.

New map of Dougonto, released on Truth Social, 4:21am last night

@pmcdunnough @Sflecce @tim_dunkerton It does produce 24hr by 365day electricity with low GHG emissions.

@Sflecce @tim_dunkerton Not opposed at all to nuclear power, but can we stop calling it clean energy. Like any process there are pros and cons.

Ontario continues to set the global standard for nuclear refurbishments. Darlington Unit 4 is back online four and a half months ahead of schedule and $150M under budget, completing the largest nuclear refurbishment project in the world and delivering reliable, clean power for millions of families. world-nuclear-news.org/articles/darli…

@JimboStanford Maybe France could first ratify CETA that was negotiated in 2016.

We have a land border with the EU (Hans Island in the Arctic, shared with Denmark) so that qualifies us as a potential member.

@CER_REC Seems to totally discount Ontario's near term plan to add 6000MW of new nuclear. Very strange since construction has already started at Darlington.

The Canada’s Energy Future 2026 report highlights how the choices made today, and in the years ahead, will shape the possibilities for Canada’s energy landscape. These findings aren’t predictions, but a way to see what could lie ahead: ow.ly/w1TZ50YvoBx

@WheatLife @simonmaechling That's probably spinach. Using lasers to eradicate weeds probably makes sense. On a section on of corn or soybean, not so much.

Glyphosate’s worst nightmare is ignorance and junk “science.” The machine looks like it does 50 acres /day. Most of us need 50 acres/ hour. Another toy we can’t afford.

@JuddStrays @WhiteHouse I love the USA. Such gracious winners.

@WhiteHouse Canada cant even beat us at their national sport 😂

Congratulations to our great U.S.A. Ice Hockey team. THEY WON THE GOLD. WOW! President DONALD J. TRUMP

@kami4374 @DemosKratosCA They do not have FAA unconditional approval.

Shame on the Liberals for weaponizing the bureaucracy to poke Trump and the USA. Risking Canadian jobs and livelihoods. This quick approval just proves Trump was right. How foolish and childish our government is. They fit right in with Trump, the 2 are more alike than people realize. It is always about what is best for the Liberals, not Canada.

@GI__JD @DemosKratosCA FAA has only given conditional approval.

@DemosKratosCA This was not aviation procedure. Canada was protecting its domestic aviation by putting unreasonable hurdles against US companies. The Canadians were simply cheating. It's a shame the US has to use threats to level the playing field.

@sideen_dan This works for some crops like spinach (most likely crop shown in the video). Would be extremely expensive to use on corn or soybeans.

Tell me you know nothing about farming without telling me you know nothing about farming

@nationalpost Always listen to American owned National Post. They are absolutely an honest broker.

The Gripen is less capable, more expensive and still reliant on U.S. production, writes Richard Shimooka nationalpost.com/opinion/richar…

@atrupar Over 70% of the Canadian defense budget capital procurement has historically gone to buy US made weapons. Trump is going to fix that.

Trump: “Canada has taken advantage of the United States on Trade for many years. They are among the worst in the World to deal with, especially as it relates to our Northern Border. TARIFFS make a WIN for us, EASY. Republicans must keep it that way! PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP”

@GregFergus @margssister Maga, the US media and maple maga believes this. washingtonexaminer.com/news/white-hou…

As Chantal Hébert said on the radio this morning, why would we believe the same guy who said some pretty unbelievable things in the last two weeks?

@atrupar Before the 2022 invasion, NATO members, led by the US, UK, and Canada, conducted extensive training for Ukrainian forces both inside & outside Ukraine, focusing on tactical skills, leadership, and modern equipment through missions like Operation UNIFIER (Canada).

Lutnick: "I didn't understand why they sent a couple dozen military people to Greenland. I mean, it made no sense whatsoever. They didn't send those couple of dozen people to Ukraine before Russia came in. So I mean, I think he felt they were just being provocative. If you provoke the president, you're gonna get a response."

@stevenchase @stphnmaher It's just Trump making friends and influencing people(sarcasm)

Trump in Davos on Carney speech: "Canada gets a lot of freebies from us. By the way, they should be grateful also, but they're not. I watched your Prime Minister yesterday. He wasn't so grateful; they should be grateful to the U.S. Canada lives because of the United States. Remember that, Mark, the next time you make your statements."

@jdlivingstoner @nationalpost Yes, Canada will do just as poorly as Australia without a large neighbor on its border.

@nationalpost Canada won't survive without the US... Plan accordingly

"Canada lives because of the U.S.," Trump says during Davos speech. "Remember that, Mark" nationalpost.com/news/canada/tr…

@mattwing1973 @stphnmaher Trump cant cancel CUSMA. He needs the US Congress to that.

@stphnmaher And if this dance leads to CUSMA being cancelled it's still a good idea?

Trump keeps saying he doesn’t need anything from Canada so this seems like a good idea