your letters for april 19 - storage battery

On April 17, we agreed with every word of Jason (victory)
So far, the speech and UCP platform is the most dynamic and inspiring direction setting in the province I 've heard.
In particular, contact the provinces and determine that Rockefeller and others should have done so long ago.
Both nortley and Trudeau were involved in the economic abandonment of the province by acquiescing in these deceit, self-serving U. S.
And environmental protection organizations.
For the record, my wife and I prefer Alberta to stay in Canada, but do not like the current terms and prices of B. extractionC.
Quebec and Ottawa.
Western Canada can live better than being dragged down by eastern power brokers trying to weaken and control Alberta and the West.
Don Thompson in Calgary has just won an election in Alberta.
Surprise, surprise
Let the negotiations to leave Canada begin.
But the strange thing is
It is unclear what 2050 of oil or gas will run.
Circle it as much as you can, Wild Rose country.
Solar and battery storage is the future.
I bet Jason Kenny invested in the United States.
Already shipped.
Trevor amont of VictoriaC.
On April 12, April 15, I watched a television interview with the mayor of Enshi about the Alberta elections.
What impressed me was that his comment was that if a provincial leader could provide tax subsidies to businesses, we would not be free to tower or close the business.
While I agree that many of the things that happen in Calgary are beyond the control of local politicians, it is very short-lived --
We can do more things in our city.
Before the mayor starts looking for ways to cut the inflated city budget spending, we will never really improve the status quo.
I'm tired of the complaints from Calgary.
In the winter, it was because they were given a ticket for not moving during the snow road ban, and in the spring, because they were given a ticket for not moving during street cleaning.
Snow needs plows and gravel needs to be swept.
I live in Beltline in high rise apartment.
Our park was cleaned several times a year, which meant that 50 cars either hit the street or stopped somewhere else from 9 to 5.
Somehow we managed to do this, even though our roadside was occupied by cars coming to Park from burbs so their drivers could walk to the city center without paying for parking.
So you have to find a place to park for a day and deal with it!
I think there is a garage and driveway in the house.