Justin Dickinson 
This week the Bank of Canada raised its interest rates from 0.50% to 0.75%. The decision explained in full in the Bank Of Canada Official Statement was not entirely unexpected and is a good sign for the economy of Canada as a whole. Although it may cause an uncomfortable pinch … Read More
A “bloody nose” is the term used when military strategists talk about carrying out a preventative, limited attack on military equipment or structures in order to dissuade a country from their current course of action. The people who propose the plan hope it would force Kim Jong Un to rethink his … Read More
A new study from the Dutch power company TenneT says their new wind farm location could cost billions of Euros less than other wind power projects. The farm would be rated at a maximum of 30GW (more than double the output of all current wind farms put together in Europe). … Read More
There is a reason we do not get all our energy from renewable sources yet. Cost is always at the top of the list and unfortunately, renewable energy often requires special equipment for power production and distribution that drives the price up. However, the price of solar panels has dropped … Read More
Did you know 80% of New Years Eve Resolutions are only kept for four weeks? The problem is not just one faced on New Year’s Eve. There are many times in our lives when we feel inspired to take action for one reason or another. For a few short weeks, … Read More
