Sunday is here ... and
it’s the day we look back at the most read blog stories of the week ...
including a surprise return in the #9 position from back on March 13th. If you’ve missed any of the following, now’s
your chance to get caught up ...
First though, because it
was only just a few reads back from making it into the Top 10, I’m going to include
John Rustad at #11 with this post; “Zero Emission Vehicles? BC
collects significant gasoline taxes which pays for transit as well as road
maintenance and upgrades. If nobody is buying gasoline, how will this bill
be paid”
#10 ... IAN C. MacLeod -- If
lying and undeliverable promises are what the voters will reward, the
politicians will deliver!
#8 ... STEWART MUIR -- Waterfront spill response demonstration shows current state of preparation
#7 ... DAN ALBAS -- The
same safety conditions the Prime Minister trusts in one geographic region, can
be equally provided in another ... so why a proposed ban in one region and
not the other?
#6 ... The Yes to TMX campaign is an Alberta Government initiative. The TMX pipeline is supported by Canadians—including industry and First Nations—across the country
#5 ... ADAM
OLSEN -- The federal
and provincial governments soak up the attention of multi-million-dollar
announcements. If they’re unwilling however to make the tough decisions on
aquaculture license holders, then it’s a waste of money
#4 ... It seems that governments across Canada
continue to talk about freer trade, but talk is all it ever seems to end up
being ... will this be the beginning of it coming about?
#3 ... Premier Jason
Kenney issued the following statement on recent developments in the Senate
on Bill C-48, the Oil Tanker
Moratorium Act and Bill C-69, the
Impact Assessment Act
#2 ... FORSETH: We
also lost the richness of what their lives, should they have been different,
would have contributed to society
And finally, we come to the top story of the week ... #1 ... written
by Ernie Beadle
“In defence of your
position, I
totally agree we need gun control, however that control already exists, and
it is very stringent on who can own a gun and who can’t”
Thanks for joining us
this week. Just a reminder again that if
there is anyone you feel might be interested in checking out these
commentaries, please pass this email on too them. Got a story idea? Please take a moment to pass it along.
Bye for now ... as I need to get ready to join my grandson for a trip to the Kangaroo farm ... have a
great week.
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