Canada strongly needs this, and to expand our own cloud data centres.
It is going to be very difficult for businesses to move off US tech when everything is running on AWS and GC.
I would support us integrating with the EU for this. France and Germany’s programs are already having great looking open source tools getting released. I would love to be a part of that too.
- What good are “bilateral talks” with someone that can’t keep their word anyway ?
Then logically your first quesiton doesn’t matter anyway.
I’m glad they found these remains
I’m so mad it took this long and there was so much push back to even look. We should never ever stop at anything to rescue human remains like this.
Nobody deserves to be dumped in a landfill like that.
I feel bad that a US private equity firm bought them and is now just liquidating what they can so they can extract what little value is left and dump the company without even pension funds.
That smells of corruption…
How the hell did I forget about that?!
Tom Hanks has been vocally anti Trump
Please don’t besmirch poutine like that
Everything about that sentence makes the statistician in me cry
Take anything Ekos post with a grain of salt please
Read the title and knew it was Charlie Angus. He’s awesome.
We should not trust our arms to a country that just today says they will annex us.
Fuck that, tear it up like they did USMCA and NAFTA. It’s a national emergency after all.
I said this the first time Trump was elected
It’s too dangerous to be in the wild while the US is focused on imperialism.
The EU is more similar to Canadian attitudes than the US is, though we are halfway in between.
Edit: I think I misread your comment! Sorry in advance, I thought you were saying Ontario didn’t have good beer.
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That’s not true at all, you probably don’t even have to go very far to find a good brewery near you, in every major town and city in the province.
Just to name fantastic breweries I’ve personally been to: Bicycle, Muskoka Brewery, Small Pony, Whiskeyjack, Gateway City, Tooth and Nail, Whitewater.
Yeah, IPAs were super popular during the start of the microbrew days, but these days there is so much diversity in Ontario beer.
If you want something lighter have a Creemore pilsner, Mill St Organic, a Farmers Daughter wheat beer, a small pony sour, or a Whisjeyjack Cold Front. Want something heavier, go for a Beaus or a Calabogie brown cow. Want an IPA pick up Muskoka Detour or a Flying Monkey.
Seriously we have a ton of good beer that’s worth trying.