Vivian Krause

@FairQuestions

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Vancouver, British Columbia
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    'Our work in this area is not done': Victoria Police seize $30,000,000 in drugs, cash and firearms in strike force operation

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    6 hours ago

    Biggest vaccine issue coming at us like freight train is significant imbalance between huge demand and weak supply. 7.5M Cdns say they want access today. If early experience positive this number will shoot up. Patience could be in short supply.

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  3. 21 hours ago

    In case you are wondering, did get back to me today. Indeed, is getting $20 MILLION from fed govt over 5 years. They say they do “research,” not advocacy. Have a look at their tweets & website and decide for yourself.

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    Hi, ! If you’re just coming across our work, 👋 The Institute launched in January 2020 with a 5-year mandate to produce in-depth research and evidence-based policy analysis about the climate choices facing Canada.
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    Dec 4

    Column: Despite Anti-O&G lobbyists, CDN Natural Gas keeps getting greener

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  5. Dec 15

    Can you imagine getting this bill for $18,078? Have a look ...

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    This is at current $30/tonne.
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    Dec 15
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    Yep. Grain drying, irrigation, aeration all become unaffordable on a group that “takes” a price for commodity. Large emitters will pass costs along to consumers. It’s already happening.

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    Dec 15
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    I’m a builder/renovator. C-tax is applied to almost everything my business procures. I work cost plus, so there’s a straight percentage added back in to everything when we charge it out. That people think they’re getting all their money back is laughable.

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    Dec 15
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    If some auditor from another planet came here knowing nothing about earth and Canada, they would look at the current state of affairs and conclude that policy makers r actively trying to shut down all of industry. Anything that requires nrg.

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    Dec 14

    Looks like launched on Jan. 21, 2020, calling itself a new, INDEPENDENT national research body. But how “independent” is an organization that is heavily funded by the federal government?

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    Dec 15
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    Our website provides more info on our mandate, federal funding and independent governance structure.

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    Dec 15
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    Danielle Smith interviewed president Kathy Bardswick and board member Dave Collyer about the Institute’s mandate, research priorities and funding on Jan. 28, 2020. Listen to their conversation here:

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    Dec 15

    Some good news for and as a senior BC cabinet minister (he’s also my MLA) admits he has moved past opposing the partially completed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

    It's time to "turn the page" on opposing Trans Mountain pipeline, says B.C. cabinet minister Murray Rankin.
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  13. Dec 15

    Finally ... B.C. Govt has come around to Trans Mountain pipeline. 2017: STOP TMX Use “every tool available” See: 2020: No mention of stopping TMX See: Thanks to & for following this.

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    Dec 15

    It's time to "turn the page" on opposing Trans Mountain pipeline, says B.C. cabinet minister Murray Rankin.

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  15. Dec 15

    B.C. Pipeline opponent waves white flag. Great news. Finally.

    It's time to "turn the page" on opposing Trans Mountain pipeline, says B.C. cabinet minister Murray Rankin.
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    Dec 14

    The COVID vaccination rollout is a 'profound test' for governments at all levels, says former deputy prime minister Anne McLellan, who was health minister during the SARS crisis. "Yes, it's a challenge. We've never done anything like this quite like this."

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    Dec 14
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    How about sell the crap out of our natural resources to as many places as possible while there is a market for them and use a portion of the proceeds to develop other options for here and around the globe. Fossil fuels will be around in cold climates for a long time to come.

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  18. Dec 14

    Just to add ... friendly reminder that it rarely pays to argue with the refs. Just like in hockey, the refs will make bad calls. Your own goalie may even score against you. What matters is that we don’t just sit there whining on the bench! 🏒🇨🇦🏒

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    Dec 14

    "We needs to spend over $3B to plant more trees in Canada" -nobody ever

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  20. Dec 14

    This is old news ... Parker Gallant wrote about this ages ago ...

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