"We're cheaper" - Literal Slavers

The ghg emissions piece is a load of bullshit.

If we're going to count the trees, BC is extremely net negative carbon even with the wildfires because our massive forests suck up carbon like a sponge.

The carbon in forests is short term storage, and just part of the regular carbon cycle of life. Which is why we mostly ignore it and only focus on the carbon released from sources that have been tucked away for millions of years (oil and gas)

There's a word for it.

Ambisinister

https://www.dictionary.com/e/word-of-the-day/ambisinister-2021-08-13/

The first one is in New Jersey, not Canada. The US has 5 times more prisoners per capita, and 10 times our population. Examples from there may never happen here at all.

That second article says Canada already changed the policy for offenders with a history of sexual offenses against women.

So... You haven't really shown any reason to change the policy further in Canada.

I've yet to hear of a single incident in Canada that would lead to this being necessary.

Plenty of guards fucking the women though...

Nothing but political theatre from the PP

Most haven't been around for 25 years yet, but here's a study on german panels at 16-20 years showing they're just fine.

https://www.pv-magazine.com/2023/05/16/researchers-assess-degradation-in-pv-systems-older-than-15-years/

Talibangelists

You can simple google it. It's considered common knowledge at this point.

Solar panels have been out for a long time, they definitely last more than 6 years. You can easily look this up.

The warranties are usually 25 years at this point.

Maybe do some research instead of using your feelings to make every decision, you'll get a better result.

Most of the machines are limited by staff, not equipment in terms of overall load. They may be fully in use during peak times, but that's mostly because it's convenient to book people for non urgent appointments during the day.

I was in the ER for 14 hours a month ago waiting to see the doctor, but I had my xray within 20 minutes of arriving at triage, and a CT within a half hour of a doctor looking at the xray and deciding I needed more imaging.

It's the same thing with things like operating rooms.

As much as I dislike private health care, for something like an international sports tournament I almost think fifa should just give a bunch of cash to the health ministry so they can have extra overtime staff on shift, and those staff can treat normal patients during that period unless they are needed for the athletes. That way everyone benefits and it all stays within the bounds of the normal system here.

When this happens, it means the laws that enable these people are no longer acceptable to the people. That's a dangerous place to be.