It would be classified as revenue to the business .... if he then bought carbon credits then that expense would offset the revenue charged to the customer.

As Joe appears to be so triggered by the charge I will be texting tomorrow morning and offering to send him the amount he was charged for the "carbon credit"

I think that what they are doing is conducting surveys and concluding that many, including some on this board, question the accuracy of their forecasts, notwithstanding the micro climate conditions around the GTA,

Perhaps weather forecasting should be eliminated because of the perception of the unreliability of the same.

The other option would be to gave a more localized forecast eg.

Today within the area of Dundas Street And Lakeshore Boulevard, Bay Street to Parliament Street there could be a 60 - 70 percent chance of 2 - 4 millimeters of rain. West of Bay to Dufferin 3 - 5 millimeters

Author

https://youtu.be/_A2wrg7VipY?si=VvnUzjIysBfMIGgM

Song

https://youtu.be/zFOq3k-9ubo?si=r2UbhNuE3qxaWGMC

Ryan Doyle
Communications Strategist and Media Professional
Office of the Premier of Ontario

I agree, I used to be involved in helping at festivals and parades and the city advised that we would have to pay a fee to SOCAN to cover royalty fees for the music being paid at the events.

My question is, if the music is freely available through Youtube and social media sites why should I have to pay for the content.

The current board of the CRTC is found here .... https://crtc.gc.ca/eng/acrtc/organ.htm

Peter Menzies is not listed anywhere

On his Linkedin page it shows him as being Vice Chair from Jun 2013 - Jul 2017 4 years 2 months

After that in 2019 he is with the right wing Macdonald–Laurier Institute.

Going to show my age but as I recall Wally Crowder would announce something like " Here comes (cant remember the engineers name) with his hard hat and hammer to make a signal change" and pause for the second(s) it took for change to be made,

RA's post yesterday
"Here's the list of newspapers that will be shuttered, with the exception of a few more major publications in St. Catharines, Hamilton, Peterborough and elsewhere.

Click on newspapers to see them all."

On that list appears "The Toronto Star"

Unless I am incorrect this newspaper is not under the ownership of Metroland and I am unaware that it will be "shuttered" as the poster alledged.

Perhaps this may help

https://youtu.be/VWSqf0CrE7Y?si=XA2qKqOgYSrCHF50

https://youtu.be/QFuq3m0YtZY?si=rdhP5sJunY4OW4VP

The federal government has released an outline detailing how it plans on releasing spectrum between 2023 and 2027.

First on its list is the 3800MHz band, with the auction set to begin on October 24th. The federal government announced plans to repurpose the spectrum for 5G in 2021.

This is the government’s third auction focusing on 5G, with the 600MHz band auctioned in 2019 and 3500Mhz auctioned in 2021.


According to a July 28th post detailing applicants, more than 20 companies have applied for the auction, including Vidéotron, Bragg Communications, and City West. The list also includes applications from the Big Three (Rogers, Bell, and Telus).

“When put to good use, spectrum can drive innovation, improve rural connectivity, promote competition and even support efforts to address climate change,” François-Philippe Champagne, the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, said.

May be of interest

https://youtu.be/ZX6Ar_X0nGE

Thank you

Why rely on a third party to determine what the weather will be like in the future :


https://www.outdoorproject.com/articles/weather-forecasting-101-how-predict-weather-go

Tomorrow night 8:00-9:40 on Crave

"The story of underdog Canadian rock band Triumph, which rose to stardom in the 1970s and'80s only to disappear at the height of its fame"

Just to lighten up the mood a little:

Two antennas(ae) meet on a roof and get married
The wedding ceremony was ok but ......
The reception was excellent

Bah boom