It’s actually starting with the 8 unfortunately. If you’re willing to go used you can probably get an 8a for ~$400.
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Off to Guantanamo he goes!
To add to this, I don't think the Carney polls are being factored into the 338 model, because they're "what if" polls, and don't reflect voter intentions today. If Carney wins we will probably see even more of a drop in the following weeks.
This from the guy who wears oversized cowboy hats and undersized t-shirts to cosplay as "rural".
There is lots more detail in the full news release link at the bottom of the page. It's going a bit over my head right now though.
https://markcarney.ca/media/2025/01/mark-carney-presents-plan-for-change-on-consumer-carbon-tax
uMatrix isn't maintained anymore, but you can actually do this directly in uBO now!
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Per-site-switches#no-scripting
Not only that, climate change is making it more French. We truly live in the worst timeline
I hadn't heard about using the headers to check for spoofed emails before. Here's more information on how to do it for anyone else who's curious.
The next paragraph after the screenshot is also important:
At the first sitting of the House after an election, the members of each recognized party vote on whether any or all of the sets should apply to their caucuses. The provisions only applying to the caucuses that approve them was another compromise to ensure passage of the Act. The approval of the provisions by the caucuses is binding until Parliament dissolves, after which another vote is held.
The Liberals did not vote to approve the provisions, so this can't be used to remove Trudeau.
If your city is only designed for drivers, it's no surprise that people will want to drive places. When you remove parking minimums, you also need to prioritize transit and micromobility accessibility, so people are actually incentivized to switch modes. Cities can and are making this shift successfully: here's one example.
You really ought to get on the mathfinder train
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Most of the world lives in cities - as high as 80% in Western countries - and that number is growing. You definitely don’t move to the city to get away from people, and it’s not because the housing is cheaper either, so we must conclude that this isn’t a concern for most people.
Another factor here is just how much space suburban sprawl takes up. Look up satellite images of how farmland has been eroded over the past few decades. By maximizing space in cities for people instead of cars, we can preserve our rural green areas, which better accommodates people like you who want to live away from others.