Hello friends.  Melncoly is going to be one of the artisans at the MARKET COLLECTIVE happening next Saturday in Kensington {Calgary Alberta CANADA}! We are expecting a wonderful turnout. I will have my full line of jewelry on display with me. If anyone wants to order a specific piece PLEASE email me beforehand at info{a}melncolydesigns.com. I

     30 percent of the people I meet daily in real life are the bad guys that jails exist for still too.. and they should be put in there often too. Now in Canada even  I am very used to people the much too many Bullies who  try to falsely dominate you, and these bullies

  Vancouver  Police Chief Jim Chu called on judges to impose tougher sentences on chronic criminals. They all should start with the bad cops, the bad RCMP too Canada wide.    One in three hit with RCMP Tasers need medical care: The Canadian Press-CBC analysis The Canadian Press - Tue Jun 17, 6:18 PM  OTTAWA - Nearly

  I must say I am still rightfully really unhappy with my past years of experiences with my  Bell  Sympatico ISP services , their DSL Service and  DSL modem included.  I had joined  Bell Sympatico  because they  had advertised to me, all a high speed, unlisted, unlimited downloads and with no capping of their downloads. And

Stelmach, Wall issue warning on cap-and-trade Jason Fekete Calgary Herald Thursday, May 29, 2008 CREDIT: Herald Archive photo Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach and Saskatchewan’s Brad Wall warn cap-and-trade could hurt their provinces’ economies. PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. - The leaders of Alberta and Saskatchewan warned today that their provincial colleagues and the federal government should refrain from pushing environmental policies that could

The OECD and the Tar Sands Posted by Andrew Jackson under Alberta, OECD, carbon pricing, energy, environment, fiscal imbalance, tar sands, taxation. June 22nd, 2008 Comments: none The 2008 OECD Survey of Canada incorporates a long and surprisingly critical overview of developments in the energy sector, with a major focus on

FORT SASKATCHEWAN, Alta. — A hearing is under way regarding a proposed new upgrader project northeast of Edmonton. The Energy Resources Conservation Board is looking at a proposal by Petro-Canada to build a $7-billion oil upgrader northwest of Edmonton. A hearing that started today in Fort Saskatchewan will hear the company’s formal proposal and give landowners a

No intervenor status for Metis at upgrader hearing Robin Collum edmontonjournal.com Monday, June 23, 2008 CREDIT: Bruce Edwards/Edmonton Journal The room was packed as people stood into the hallway at the first day of the hearing for Petro Canada’s tar sands upgrader northeast of Edmonton. FORT SASKATCHEWAN - More than 100 residents and activists attended the first day of hearings on

U.S. mayors join call for ban on oilsands-based gasoline Last Updated: Monday, June 23, 2008 | 5:02 PM MT Comments39Recommended33 CBC News U.S. mayors have passed a resolution urging cities to forbid the use of gasoline produced from Alberta’s oilsands. (CBC)U.S. mayors are adding their voices to those raising concerns about energy produced from Alberta’s

U.S. mayors denounce oilsands Mike De Souza Canwest News Service Monday, June 23, 200 CREDIT: Chris Schwarz/Edmonton Journal Syncrude’s Mildred Lake plant north of Fort McMurray, Alta, is the largest oilsands crude oil production facility in the world. Mayors from the U.S.’s largest cities singled out Western Canada’s oilsands sector on Monday as they called for a crackdown on fuels that