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We you there? It is you as an individual Canadian posses these rights. Brian Peckford March 22 Victoria BC #weunify
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BC Ai Data Centre Plan not revealed - Yet x.com/sitkamedia/sta…
Sitka Media@sitkamedia
The BC gov’t is working to integrate AI into public services. That’s gonna require more data centres. Sitka Media’s @JarrydJaeger asked whether new facilities will be located in urban centres (like the recently announced Vancouver locations) or more rural areas.
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--Here is page 2 of the 28 additional fires as of July 30th, 2026. 19 out of 29 fires are named as creek, river, lake or mine.-- British Columbia
Remaining 10 fires are named/located by mountains, roads, or land features (e.g., Mt. Baldy Road, Mt. Ludlow, South Bentinck Arm, Mt Alston, Signal Hill, Alder Rd, etc.). #bcwildfires
Creek (14)
N61067 (Colby Creek)
N61148 (Tuzo Creek)
V11109 (Tretheway Creek)
N71157 (Kianuku Creek)
N61030 (Goatskin Creek)
N51038 (Renata Creek)
N51066 (Johnson Creek)
N40912 (Akolkolex Creek)
N71086 (Davis Creek)
N51068 (N Johnson Creek)
Tuwasus Creek (V30933) (Tuwasus Creek)
N41081 (Ledge Creek)
V31008 (Sigurd Creek)
G90285 (Falk Creek)
Saw Creek (K70597) (Saw Creek)
Lake (1)
Swede Creek (C10467) (3.8km SW of Comstock Lake)
Mine (1)
K61084 (Blakeburn Mine)
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Where are the British Columbia Ai data centres (or mines) going?
-- Here are the 74 fires from the first 100 results that are associated with a Creek or Lake in either their name or location:
N51155 (Murphy Creek)
K21310 (South of Aylmer Lake)
Inonoaklin Creek (N51198) (Inonoaklin Creek)
Felker Fire (C21127) (Chimney Lake)
Twin Two Creek (V30941) (Two Twin Creek)
C10952 (6.4 km S of Kluskoil Lake)
Bowers Lake (C40923) (3.4km SE of Bowers Lake)
Bourgeois Creek (C11112) (E of Bourgeois Creek)
Bonanza Creek (K71082) (Bonanza Creek)
Riley Creek (K70659) (Riley Creek)
Coyote Creek (R41118) (1.5 km S of Coyote Creek)
C31113 (23.8 km SE of Cariboo lake)
C31000 (1.0 km SW of Mitchell Lake)
K41240 (Danforth Creek)
Brunswick Creek (V10742) (Brunswick Creek)
Ainslie Creek (V10755) (Ainslie Creek)
N61304 (Bluejoint Creek)
N51308 (Caribou Creek)
N71253 (Poplar Creek)
N61218 (Traverse Creek)
N61319 (Hooper Creek)
Tower Creek (N10944) (Tower Creek)
K51313 (Morris Creek)
Rim Lake (C41192) (2.8 km NW of Rim Lake)
Tower Creek 2 (N10947) (Tower Creek #2)
Lessard Lake (C50929) (5.3km NE of Lessard Lake)
Pear Lake (C40983) (E of Pear Lake)
Matthew Creek (N11020) (Matthew Creek)
K21312 (Saskum Lake)
K21314 (Jeep Lake)
French Bar Creek (K70748) (Big Bar Creek)
N51246 (Sheppard Creek)
N51161 (Hanna Creek)
G41092 (Tommy Lakes)
G90400 (Hostill Lake)
N51296 (Wilson Creek)
N61201 (Jump Creek)
G61062 (Stalk Lake)
N51275 (Ice Creek)
N51266 (Galena Creek)
N51284 (Evans Lake)
N41250 (Danet Creek)
N71251 (Kokanee Creek)
N71254 (Hope Creek North)
K41106 (Trinity Creek)
N61216 (Crouse Creek)
N61222 (Barrell Creek)
N61170 (Wallace Lake)
N51228 (Bear Creek)
K71202 (1 Km South Carpenter Lake)
K21273 (Campbell Creek)
Dewdney Creek (V10858) (Dewdney Creek)
G31209 (Miledge Creek)
Daynar Creek (V10958) (Memaloose Creek)
Big Burn Creek (V10898) (Big Burn Creek)
Norwegian Creek (V10942) (Norwegian Creek)
C11237 (S of Bradley Creek)
N71270 (Kokanee Creek #2)
G80916 (Judge Creek)
G80488 (Pocket Knife Creek)
K51214 (Shorts Creek)
G31259 (Chappel Creek)
N51235 (Beaver Creek)
N61181 (Eugene Creek #2)
Calamity Creek (N11036) (Calamity Creek)
C10988 (W of Isaac Lake)
V91091 (Kalpit Lake)
N21071 (Jumbo Creek)
N21205 (Castor Creek 2)
N21199 (Ogelston Creek)
C40907 (2.5km SW of Meadow Lake)
Valenzuela Lake (C40784) (1.2km E of Copper Johnny Creek)
C10968 (2.3 km NE of Boat Lake)
N61067 (Colby Creek)
Concerned Citizen@BGatesIsaPyscho
Sometimes they Map out the outlines of where the Data Centre is going to be constructed, before setting it all on fire. As indicated by the straight lines. This was Florida several weeks ago.
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They're building an AI data centre right by @steeletalk's home in Vancouver. She's not sold on it.
Would you want one going up near your neighbourhood?
👀 FULL: rtrj.info/072826Lynda
🎧 FULL: rtrj.info/072926
#yvr #datacentres #datacenter #RealTalkRJ
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Ok, so I suppose this is to put pressure on the First Nations to allow the tanker ban to be lifted in the North. The FN MO is to VETO then wait for the bribe money up front as they consolidate their contracts with the developers. The entire population of Vancouver & The Island will STOP this terminal. With no doubt.
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@ShareawareCdn Ok you are accurate. She is right, too. What a pickle.
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NO WAY are you going to ship out of Vancouver. What kind of GAME is this?
Congestion & Hazards: Critics, mariners, and environmental advocates frequently point out that navigating the Salish Sea—including the narrow waters of Boundary Pass, Haro Strait, and the Strait of Juan de Fuca—presents severe risks. @ABDanielleSmith
The area is heavily trafficked by commercial shipping, ferries, and recreational vessels, with sensitive marine ecosystems home to endangered southern resident killer whales. Capacity Limits: Critics argue that adding significant tanker capacity to the Port of Vancouver / West Coast terminals exacerbates navigational hazards and increases spill risks in enclosed, ecologically vulnerable waters.
(BS) Proponents, by contrast, rely on enhanced escort tug protocols, maritime radar tracking, and updated safety measures to argue that expanded vessel traffic can be managed safely within established shipping lanes.
Danielle Smith@ABDanielleSmith
Alberta is not going to leave $10 trillion dollars in the ground. Not a chance. The west coast oil pipeline will create hundreds of thousands of jobs, generate hundreds of billions for roads, schools and hospitals, and keep our taxes amongst the lowest in the developed world. Here’s how 👇 Please share this with those who have questions about Alberta’s plan to build the new west coast pipeline.
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Shareaware Canada@ShareawareCdn
WHY IS THE TMX PIPELINE ROUTING TO VANCOUVER and not the Logical Northern Terminal REMINDER: Ecojustice lawyers, on behalf of Raincoast Conservation Foundation and Living Oceans Society, appeared in court in October 2017, to argue against the project as part of a landmark, two-week hearing at the Federal Court of Appeal (Tsleil-Wauthuth Nation et al. v. Attorney General of Canada, et al., 2018 FCA 153). The court heard multiple cases at the time, including those from the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, Squamish Nation, Coldwater Indian Band, Upper Nicola Band, Stk’emlupsemc Te Secwepemc Nation, Sto:lo applicants. The City of Burnaby and City of Vancouver also challenged the project in court, and the government of British Columbia intervened in the hearing. Despite strong scientific evidence on impacts on the Southern Residents, widespread public opposition and multiple legal challenges, the Canadian government announced the following May that it would purchase the existing pipeline and planned expansion from Texas-based company Kinder Morgan for $4.5 billion. Southern Resident killer whales are already struggling in the face of existing pressures that pose imminent threats to their survival. A shortage of Chinook salmon, the whales’ main source of prey, high vessel traffic and underwater noise, and toxic pollution in the whales’ critical habitat, are all contributing to the population’s decline. According to the official count by the Centre for Whales Research, there were only 73 Southern Residents left in July 2019. Since then, another whale, L41, has gone missing and is presumed dead. That leaves only 72 members, the lowest count in decades. __ UPDATE: July 30, 2026 (10 years later) 1. Southern Resident Killer Whales Current Population: 74 to 76 individuals Status: Listed as Endangered. Details: The Center for Whale Research’s official census recorded 74 members (consisting of J, K, and L pods).Recent monitoring throughout 2026 suggests potential new calf survivals that may bring the total count closer to 76. Key Threats: Malnutrition from declining Chinook salmon stocks, vessel noise/disturbance, and toxic chemical accumulation Credit @EcojusticeLAC
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2. Transient (Bigg's) Killer Whales
Current Population: Over 400 to 500+ individuals (West Coast Transient population)
Status: Population Growing / Thriving.
Details:
Unlike the salmon-dependent Southern Residents, Transient orcas are marine mammal hunters (eating seals, sea lions, and porpoises).
Abundant food sources like marine mammal populations have allowed the West Coast Transient population to grow at a steady rate of over 4% per year.
An inner-coastal sub-population of roughly 350–400 individuals frequently roams the Salish Sea and surrounding coastal waters.
ecojustice.ca/news/ecojustic…
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WHY IS THE TMX PIPELINE ROUTING TO VANCOUVER and not the Logical Northern Terminal
REMINDER: Ecojustice lawyers, on behalf of Raincoast Conservation Foundation and Living Oceans Society, appeared in court in October 2017, to argue against the project as part of a landmark, two-week hearing at the Federal Court of Appeal (Tsleil-Wauthuth Nation et al. v. Attorney General of Canada, et al., 2018 FCA 153).
The court heard multiple cases at the time, including those from the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, Squamish Nation, Coldwater Indian Band, Upper Nicola Band, Stk’emlupsemc Te Secwepemc Nation, Sto:lo applicants. The City of Burnaby and City of Vancouver also challenged the project in court, and the government of British Columbia intervened in the hearing.
Despite strong scientific evidence on impacts on the Southern Residents, widespread public opposition and multiple legal challenges, the Canadian government announced the following May that it would purchase the existing pipeline and planned expansion from Texas-based company Kinder Morgan for $4.5 billion.
Southern Resident killer whales are already struggling in the face of existing pressures that pose imminent threats to their survival. A shortage of Chinook salmon, the whales’ main source of prey, high vessel traffic and underwater noise, and toxic pollution in the whales’ critical habitat, are all contributing to the population’s decline.
According to the official count by the Centre for Whales Research, there were only 73 Southern Residents left in July 2019.
Since then, another whale, L41, has gone missing and is presumed dead. That leaves only 72 members, the lowest count in decades.
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UPDATE: July 30, 2026 (10 years later)
1. Southern Resident Killer Whales
Current Population: 74 to 76 individuals Status: Listed as Endangered.
Details: The Center for Whale Research’s official census recorded 74 members (consisting of J, K, and L pods).Recent monitoring throughout 2026 suggests potential new calf survivals that may bring the total count closer to 76.
Key Threats: Malnutrition from declining Chinook salmon stocks, vessel noise/disturbance, and toxic chemical accumulation
Credit @EcojusticeLAC
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Shareaware Canada retweetledi
I questioned Alberta Premier @ABDanielleSmith when she started to parrot “Sovereign Alberta within a United Canada” like a broken record every day.
When she flipped her commitment from not impeding a democratic referendum on independence, to saying she was determined to do anything and everything to stop it, I was angry.
I started to really mistrust her allegiance when she let Lukaszuk have his Stay question on the October referendum ballot while the Free question was demoted to a back seat with a referendum to hold a referendum later. And she has looked the other way while partisan @ElectionsAB does not require Lukaszuk to follow the same campaign rules as StayFreeAlberta
I suspected she had accepted a lucrative Federal position from Mark Carney when she tried to sell the useless MoU with nauseating photo ops with Mark Carney where his greasy sneer began to show on her face too
Now here she is again with Marx Carnage saying she supports Equalization, which has forced Alberta to transfer over $640 billion of our hard earned taxes to Ottawa since the 70’s while getting nothing back… $47 billion per year more to Ottawa than what Alberta gets back
I challenge anyone to prove I am wrong in declaring that Danielle Smith has now drunk the Liberal WEF Koolaid and has crossed the floor like the the previous 4 @CPC_HQ Traitors
This is why Albertans must vote for Option 2 - Referendum on Independence on October 19th
When your Premier in what has been the most Conservative province in Canada for many decades decides to embrace Liberal Socialist policies, and the only other political party is the soul sucking @albertaNDP, you know your goose is truly cooked
Honestly, what more evidence could you possibly need to resolve your indecision???? 🤷♀️
@Alberta_UCP Members must attend the November UCP AGM. This traitorous Premier must be replaced.
Western Standard@WesternStandard
🚨 WATCH: Premier Danielle Smith comments on equalization. 5 years after 62% of Albertans voted to remove equalization from the constitution… The premier is now defending the principle of equalization while suggesting technical changes to the formula.
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NO WAY you are going to ship out of Vancouver. What kind of GAME is this? This is never going to happen.
Congestion & Hazards: Critics, mariners, and environmental advocates frequently point out that navigating the Salish Sea—including the narrow waters of Boundary Pass, Haro Strait, and the Strait of Juan de Fuca—presents severe risks. The area is heavily trafficked by commercial shipping, ferries, and recreational vessels, with sensitive marine ecosystems home to endangered southern resident killer whales.
Capacity Limits: Critics argue that adding significant tanker capacity to the Port of Vancouver / West Coast terminals exacerbates navigational hazards and increases spill risks in enclosed, ecologically vulnerable waters.
(BS) Proponents, by contrast, rely on enhanced escort tug protocols, maritime radar tracking, and updated safety measures to argue that expanded vessel traffic can be managed safely within established shipping lanes.
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Alberta is not going to leave $10 trillion dollars in the ground. Not a chance.
The west coast oil pipeline will create hundreds of thousands of jobs, generate hundreds of billions for roads, schools and hospitals, and keep our taxes amongst the lowest in the developed world. Here’s how 👇
Please share this with those who have questions about Alberta’s plan to build the new west coast pipeline.
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The same day Anthony FAUCI pleads the Fifth against COVID crimes against humanity, the Superior Court of QUEBEC has dismissed an appeal challenging Quebec’s Covid curfew
Quebec Residents were prohibited from leaving their homes between 8 pm - 5 am during COVID 🤯
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When everyone finally admits Covid was a bioweapon (made in a lab) we need to talk about happy hypoxia. The smoking gun.
Patients were walking, talking, and acting normal with oxygen saturations far below what should have been compatible with life. We called them “zombie patients.”
I know a doctor who treated an entire community, thousands of patients, with ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. He only lost one. And that patient “decided to go to a different hospital and immediately was intubated, succumbed not long after.”
He sent people home with ivermectin and hydroxy, some with oxygen as well, and they lived. He had to lie about what he was doing and hide the ivermectin “in a barn” just to keep his license.
We had never seen anything like this before. The simultaneous attack on the proven treatments, as well as deadly protocols, wasn’t all by accident.
When the smoke clears, happy hypoxia during Covid is one of the conversations we still need to have.
God bless
Below is an early video of me explaining happy hypoxia-
Harry Fisher@harryfisherEMTP
“The mystery of Happy hypoxia during COVID 19.” The smoking gun? Mainstream hasn’t touched this story for a reason. How many people elected to be put through medical treatments that didn’t need to be, do to faulty COVID 19 tests?
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Accountability is finally reaching British Columbia's top health officials. Bonnie Henry faces legal reckoning for systemic abuse of power. Truth prevails as investigations expose crimes against humanity. Justice ensures no one is above the law. Support full disclosure now.
Shareaware Canada@ShareawareCdn
WHERE IS SHE? --"Many British Columbians now look at that record and call it what it is: a systematic abuse of power. Crimes against the public trust. Conduct that warrants a full RCMP investigation for crimes against humanity and biological terrorism and not polite retrospective panels and self-congratulatory memoirs." Credit: @JaymeKnyx
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"But what about the people it saved?"
COVID had an overall 99.3% survivability rate. It was nearly 100% survivable for anyone under the age of 50, in moderately good health.
There was no need to take a jab from an experimental gene therapy.
And I'm not talking with the wisdom of hindsight. I warned people against the jab from day 1.
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@kareemformayor For God's sake do not vote for this man.
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Carney Boosts Millar Western with 100 Million loan (Owned by Atlas Connecticut 51%) boosting business with China - Instead of supporting Canadian owned Western Forest to curb tarriffs? @WFPCompany
westernforest.com/investors/
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BC FORESTRY IN DECLINE - Portfolio's Diversifying
Estimating financial trajectories over a 5-year horizon (2026–2030) for B.C.’s primary forestry players depends heavily on how geographically diversified their operations are.
For companies deeply tethered to B.C. timber tenures, persistent structural challenges—such as dwindling fibre supply, high stumpage costs, soft demand, and U.S. softwood tariffs—are forcing net annual operating losses or near-zero margins.
Conversely, companies that have expanded aggressively into the U.S. South and Europe are using international cash flow to cushion their financial standing.
Estimated Financial Outlook by Company (5-Year Horizon)
1. Canfor (TSX: CFP)
Estimated 5-Year Outlook: Net Losses transitioning to Low/Modest Earnings (Volatile)
Financial Projection:
Consensus analyst forecasts project ongoing net losses for fiscal years 2025 and 2026.
Beyond 2026, earnings are projected to slowly recover as Canfor cuts higher-cost B.C. capacity (e.g., closing Northwood Pulp and curtailing Interior sawmills) and pivots heavily to its U.S. South and European assets.
B.C. Impact: B.C. operations will remain a structural drag on the company's consolidated earnings. Revenue growth is expected to sit at a modest ~5–6% per year overall.
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@truthedyoueh Sure... She is getting the royal treatment. Carney does not want to stick around, maybe she is promised the PM. Honestly that is the best case senario right now. PP does not want the job and any other alternative makes me want to vomit. Speculating. We need the WOKE mob OUT!
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@ShareawareCdn i agree. something's up. she seems to have the "i just got bought out" smile. the look of resignation, imo.
I think she honestly tried for the good fight, but some force bigger than her, put her back into 'line'. idk.
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What do you think is going on here?
Western Standard@WesternStandard
🚨 WATCH: Premier Danielle Smith comments on equalization. 5 years after 62% of Albertans voted to remove equalization from the constitution… The premier is now defending the principle of equalization while suggesting technical changes to the formula.
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@shimjelly Sure... She is getting the royal treatment. Carney does not want to stick around, maybe she is promised the PM. Honestly that is the best case senario right now. PP does not want the job and any other alternative makes me want to vomit.
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@ShareawareCdn Bingo🎯 The one slight difference the way I see it. They were always on the same team but needed to keep the sheep separated in different corrals. That’s why the fake-out!
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Millar Western - Forest Products April - 2024
Acquisition of Pulp Mills, related Woodlands, Sales & Logistics Completed
We are pleased to announce that the acquisition of the Quesnel River Pulp mill, Slave Lake Pulp mill, related woodlands, sales and logistics teams closed as of Saturday April 20, 2024.
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