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@BoswellDoug Does nobody see the Precedent BC land transfer in this deal?

Perhaps it just backroom deals to bring them over.

@DreaHumphrey youtube.com/shorts/bPv8MCy…

David “know nothing” Eby 🙄

@mario4thenorth Put a map of government jobsnover top. These people know who butters their bread . They will always vote NDP .

People in Vancouver need to be studied. All of Vancouver, Richmond & Burnaby, is now under Musqueam Aboriginal title. And they said: “yes, take it all” At this point, we may as well hope that Skynet will take over 😭

@DriveTeslaca It is transaction price. So net of trade-in plus fees. That's how the tax code for PST and GST define transaction price. Unless Carney redefined for this program . Which I have not seen .

Canada’s new EV rebate program: what we know so far driveteslacanada.ca/news/canadas-n….

@DriveTeslaca @MarkJCarney They said transaction price. That by definition should be net of trade ins but pre tax

@MarkJCarney Please consider raising the EV rebate price threshold. There are not many EVs under $50,000, and the average new car price in Canada is $65,000.

We’re building a strong Canadian auto sector where our workers build the cars of the future — and we’re launching a new program to make EVs more affordable for Canadians.    Because in a strong economy, we can buy what we build.

@ShannonJean Must be made in Canada . See bumper trademark!

Yes?

@Tablesalt13 Chinese model YL please and thank you

CANADA Be honest Who is buying a Chinese EV??

@SawyerMerritt Would have split it by model. S, X and C truck included in price. 3 and y monthly only.

I'm curious what this means for everyone who has already purchased FSD outright and wants to buy another Tesla in the future. Can they still transfer FSD? Will they get some sort of credits instead?

@SawyerMerritt @thejefflutz De content the x. Need an X standard if YL is not coming. Keep the S as the flag ship make the X a people mover .

X sales are so low that I don't think they'd care about cannibalization. What I would think the Model Y L would do is push some regular Model Y buyers upwards in price to buy the L, and thus increase Tesla's ASP and margins overall. But Elon might feel why bother with Cybcab on the way (I feel they should do both).

BREAKING: Tesla has released the 7-seat option for the Model Y in the U.S., and unveiled other changes for all trims. • New dark grey 20" Helix 2.0 wheels for $2000 • 7-seat option now available for $2,500 • All Premium and Performance trims now come standard with black headliner. Grey headliner is officially gone. • All Premium and Performance trims now come with the larger, higher resolution 16" center screen (up from 15.4") that the Model Y Performance has. • Matte black exterior badging now comes standard on all trims (vs chrome before) More photos in thread below:

@therealmrbench If I hired a full time employee, who worked remote and they took another job at the same time. They would be fired.

Chrystia Freeland will not be in any ethics violations from her latest job working for Ukraine. Even though she is a MP in Canada, and accepted a job to work for the Ukraine government... The Ethics Act only applies to <1% of all issues. The Liberals will investigate themselves. Determine that there is no issue. Continue to money laundering your tax dollars. Then get the media to tell you this is all normal and good for you and Canada.

@LichTamara I was just charged without notice. I didn't agree to it . Just showed up on my visa .

This is quite a price increase! Is this happening to other verified accounts?

@bethke @One_BCHQ I support your right to say your opinion. Though it does not align with mine. This topic lacks transparency. Then TRUTH is lost. Without TRUTH there can be no reconciliation.

@One_BCHQ Come on all you OneBCforWHITES supporters sign the petition! 😂😂😂

Sign the petition today to support our bill to end Truth and Reconciliation Day. We have nothing to reconcile or apologize for. We're proud of building Canada.

Please explain why doctors themselves don't have ultrasound in office ? In 2005, about 68% of ultrasound exams were performed in physician offices, with 31% in hospital outpatient departments. By 2021, this decreased to 42% in offices and increased to 35% in hospital outpatient settings (with the remainder mostly inpatient). Maybe if we incentivized doctors to do it in office then no night shift would be required.

Alberta beats Quebec for stupid health policy. ER docs know daytime better paid private jobs for techs will be chosen over nights in the public system. The ultrasound is unused at night not because there isn't a patient - but because there isn't a tech. cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…

Uploaded study into grok. In short: For-profit privatization (especially unregulated or hospital-focused) is repeatedly linked to risks like cherry-picking patients, understaffing, and worse mortality metrics. But well-regulated mixed systems (heavy on non-profit private or tightly controlled for-profit) can deliver excellent outcomes—sometimes better than purely public ones. The CCPA report is a useful data point and politically timely for Canadian debates, but it presents a simplified, advocacy-oriented narrative rather than the full nuanced evidence base

BREAKING: The main finding of 25 OECD nations is unequivocal: There is a clear link between greater privatization and higher mortality rates, in terms of both the financing and the delivery of health care services. By independent, non-partisan @ccpa policyalternatives.ca/news-research/…

@JSJamato Times provinces have used the clause . Quebec | (20+) Ontario | (4) Saskatchewan | (3) Alberta | (2) Yukon | (1) Other provinces | (0)

Canada's justice minister was asked today about Alberta's repeated use of the notwithstanding clause. He's not a fan. #ableg #cdnpoli

@deonandan Exceptions already exist. Cosmetic work, workplace related injuries , Diagnostic tests without symptoms or diagnosis .The medical system is broken , trying something , is great.

I'm no lawyer, but I'm pretty sure this contravenes the Canada Health Act.

@MarioNawfal The percentage should be calculated from Ai4 ,owners only. Otherwise you are comparing windows 11 user experience to vista. A meaningless metric

🚨TESLA FSD: THE TWELVE PERCENT PROBLEM ABOUT TO BECOME THE TIPPING POINT Tesla's Full Self-Driving faces a fascinating inflection: only twelve percent of owners currently pay for it, yet analysts predict explosive adoption. The disconnect between capability and subscription reveals humanity's deepest fear: surrendering control to silicon. But physics favors the inevitable. Every mile driven feeds the neural network, every update improves performance, every trial converts skeptics. Tesla analyst Stephen Gengaro nailed the psychology: "When people experience it, they will be much more comfortable." Fear dissolves through exposure. The first autonomous drive terrifies. The tenth feels natural. The hundredth becomes indispensable. Tesla's strategy of offering periodic free trials isn't marketing; it's behavioral conditioning for technological evolution. The mathematics are compelling. Ten million subscriptions required for Elon's compensation tranche means eighty-three percent adoption growth needed. Impossible? Consider smartphones went from luxury to necessity in five years. FSD offers something more profound: time. Every commute becomes productive. Every drive becomes restful. Once humans taste that freedom, regression becomes unthinkable. Source: @tesla @Teslarati

@elonmusk It's called HW3. My 2023 MY AWD is simply not good enough. Asking me to pay the same 99 per month and get half the performance is insulting. I will wait tell it's fixed liked I am sure it will be ,but not now.

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@Teslaconomics Highly illegal.

Tesla FSD allows me to drop off my kids at school even without an operating leg

@Bret_Sears I think any MP that votes for a deficit budget that is not supported by all parties. Shall not receive pay until a budget that has no structural deficit is passed. That's how budget will balance themselves.

NDP Leader What's His Name says that instead of cutting government bureaucrats, Canada should tax Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk $1 Billion dollars a year. Where does the NDP find these people?