January 12 Letters: Blame (Eastern) Canada

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I don’t understand why the editorial board of The Sun still rejects the idea of ​​separation. The editorials are fair on how Ottawa treats the provinces, especially Alberta, in such a disrespectful and overbearing manner. What hope do you keep? What will change? You see, the problem is not Trudeau, it’s the people who elected him. And since I believe in democracy, they unfortunately decide the government for all of us. The differences are too great to overcome. Let’s get out of here.

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GOOD AND BAD

Defense Minister Anita Anand’s marvelous acquisition for 88 state-of-the-art F-35 fighter jets, which competently eclipsed former Tory Peter MacKays’ plan for just 65 units which I judged totally inadequate, was welcome! However, I, along with countless Canadians, get sick of an infinite, mindless 29.5% hike in carbon taxes this spring, randomly topping the inflation target range of 2 to 3% from the Bank of Canada, stifling economic growth, increasing the cost of transporting products!

DAVID C SEARLETORONTO

(I can’t win them all.)

A LEADER

So, writer Karlis Porkus, you sincerely believe that Trudeau has done a lot for our country. This so-called leader is flying all over the world giving away millions of taxpayer dollars to anyone who reaches out so they can look like a world savior. Meanwhile, mothers in Canada are putting water in milk to make it last longer, and sending their children to school with a granola bar for lunch. Maybe you should consider people living on fixed incomes and not just yourself.

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BARRY HARRIS

(Canada has a role to play globally, but yes, there are issues at home too.)

CHANGE IS COMING

Preferring to stay in her bubble where climate change doesn’t matter and demand for fossil fuels will continue for decades, Danielle Smith may not have noticed that in 2022 heat pumps have surpassed gas ovens in the United States. Will this be the last country? Um no. The EU is pushing ahead with plans to install 45 million heat pumps by 2030. Smith may not have noticed that as of January 1, Hyundai was only selling electric vehicles in Norway . VW and Volvo are next. Will Norway be the last country? Skate to the puck.

ROGER WINS

(So ​​go buy yourself a heat pump and cancel your natural gas.)

NEW PUZZLER

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is now pushing harder and harder to eliminate Canada’s energy sector. So now where does he get the aviation fuel to power our new F-35 planes? He will probably import it for foreign energy companies to take advantage of. The idiot hasn’t made a conscientious or logical decision since taking office!

JOHN GLASS

(He’s our boy.)

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