Backyard Politics

Backyard Politics

July 5, 2019December 1, 2019 JLS 0 Comments

I have often said that politics is the rear door of a vulture, left wing blames right wing, right wing condemns left wing and the public gets the crap that comes out of the back door, while the front of it feeds on your wallet. If only we had Read More

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BC Government & Wet’suwet’en Chiefs Negotiate

February 8, 2019December 2, 2019 JLS 0 Comments Murray Rankin, The Tides Foundation, Tides Canada Foundation, Western Canada Wilderness Committee, Wet’suwet’en chiefs

Its rather obvious to know Horgan will not back down on the natural gas pipeline, and we also know the infamous chiefs need some serious face saving help from the NDP to get past the problem they now have with their own nation. So the LNG pipeline will remain a Read More

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The next Federal Election looms ahead

February 3, 2019March 5, 2019 JLS 0 Comments American Tides Foundation, Chief Namoks, Federal Election, Skeena-Bulkley Valley

What it means for us locally and nationally, in particular with regards to our local pipeline hardliners.

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Wet’suwet’en Chiefs vs. Indians

January 11, 2019March 3, 2019 JLS 0 Comments

First let me say this is my commentary and purely my own opinion based on the events that have unfolded over the last few weeks, and no disrespect is intended by my opinions. The title is sort of tongue in cheek, as we have moved from calling aboriginal Canadians to Read More

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Alternative to Justin’s Dilbit Pipeline

December 27, 2018December 3, 2019 JLS 0 Comments

In reaction to reading a re-run of the CN bitumen hockey pucks, we forward an even better idea. Instead of building a pipeline Canada builds a second railroad to tie Canada together, solves the problem created by the fact the existing one is at 100% capacity and cannot take more Read More