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David J. Climenhaga

St. Albert
As seen in: Alberta Politics, Flipboard, Common Dreams, EIN News, The Tyee, rabble.ca, iPolitics, The Energy Mix, Alberta Views, Presse-toi à gauche, Flaunt Weekly
Old newspaper guy; author of the AlbertaPolitics.ca blog; unapologetic social democrat; Canadian patriot. He/him
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Danielle Smith and Doug Ford, announce performative pipeline pact

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By David J. Climenhaga
| rabble.ca Verified
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s announcement in Calgary Monday of a “potential east-west pipeline” while accompanied by her Ontarian counterpart Doug Ford sounds more like a bit of brightly coloured pre-election confetti than an actual plan.
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Danielle Smith announces new power-plant for AI data centre

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By David J. Climenhaga
| rabble.ca Verified
Thursday afternoon at 3:30, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Utilities Minister RJ Sigurdson climbed up on a stage in Calgary with a couple of corporate bosses to announce something called “the Greenlight Electricity Centre” in Sturgeon County. Say what? Ah, it’s just a wee 932-megawatt natural-gas-powered electricity plant up there just northeast of Edmonton in what really is called the region’s “industrial heartland,” the speakers explained.
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Danielle Smith announces new power-plant for AI data centre

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By David J. Climenhaga
| Flipboard
2 hours ago Rogers Sports and Media is shutting down its Sportsnet 650 radio station in Vancouver and Sportsnet 960 station in Calgary, as well as four other stations across four cities. Calgary’s 660 NewsRadio is also being closed, along with Vancouver’s 1130 AM, Halifax’s 95.7 NewsRadio, and Kitchener’s 570 …
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