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There is no win big enough to make tomorrow go away. I have had some wins in my life, but I have had far more losses.
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Logan Cross, B. A. posted thisHey Network, I am seeking a reputable painter in the City of Calgary area for a project we have on the go. Please forward me their contact info and I will reach out, or, alternatively, have them reach out to me on LinkedIn so we can start chatting. Thanks in advance! L
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Logan Cross, B. A. shared thisIf this wasn't real life it would be hilarious. https://lnkd.in/gvTx9UzHTrump considers renaming Lake Ontario as 'Lake America' as Canada-U.S. trade war intensifiesTrump considers renaming Lake Ontario as 'Lake America' as Canada-U.S. trade war intensifies
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Logan Cross, B. A. shared this"Two national leaders having a weenie measuring contest." https://lnkd.in/g9USDsReInside Prime Minister Mark Carney's act of defianceInside Prime Minister Mark Carney's act of defiance
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Logan Cross, B. A. shared thisJesus is King. Except as viewed by Google??? Say what? Watch til the end…
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Logan Cross, B. A. reposted thisLogan Cross, B. A. reposted thisThe Prime Minister and First Ministers could kill the Alberta Seperation Movement in one afternoon… 1. Commit to a review and reworking of the Equalization Formula, and record and balance all resource wealth in all provinces (including Hydro Quebec; a trillion cfs in natural gas under Nova Scotia, etc) 2. Redistribute senate and MP seats based on population not historical commitments from 1867. 3. Make an energy corridor from the Pacific to the Atlantic a national priority and supersede provincial political posturing 4. Remove the Tanker Ban in BC that allows Ocean Tankers with BC LNG and American Tankers with Alaskan crude to travel but bans tankers that ship crude from Alberta and Saskatchewan They could get that done before Uber Eats delivered the Crispy Cream donuts
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Logan Cross, B. A. posted thisEvery single day I am reminded of how stupid some people are. I am not the brightest light out there, but I am certain I am above and beyond the bell curve of normalcy. Stay well - avoid stupid people.
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Logan Cross, B. A. shared thisMy truck will go brap brap until the end of time. Hooray!Logan Cross, B. A. shared thisToday marks a clear victory for Albertans. Alberta’s government identified the federal electric vehicle mandate as one of the nine bad federal laws and policies that were hurting our economy, driving up costs and interfering in areas of provincial jurisdiction. We said from the beginning that this policy was bad for Alberta and bad for Canada. Now, the federal government is scrapping it, thanks in large part to our government’s advocacy. From the day this mandate was imposed, Alberta warned it was unrealistic, unaffordable and unworkable. It would have taken choices away from families, imposed unnecessary costs on consumers and businesses, and placed enormous new demands on provincial electricity grids without the infrastructure required to support it. The removal of the EV mandate is the latest example of Ottawa reconsidering policies Alberta has consistently opposed. It builds on the commitment from the federal government not to proceed with a federal oil and gas emissions cap, abeyance of the federal Clean Electricity Regulations, an agreement-in-principle allowing Alberta to continue regulating methane under its existing system, Impact Assessment Agreement to streamline project reviews, and the removal of greenwashing provisions in the Competition Act. I also appreciate the work of our friends from the Conservative Party of Canada under the leadership of Pierre Poilievre for the work they did advocating for the removal of these policies. Albertans should be free to choose the vehicle that works best for their family, their business and their budget. Governments should set achievable environmental outcomes and allow consumers, businesses and innovators to determine the best technologies to meet them, not dictate what Canadians can and cannot drive. Alberta is already delivering real emissions reductions without sacrificing affordability or economic growth. Since 2019, Alberta’s overall emissions have declined 9 per cent, while transportation emissions have fallen 17 per cent. We support reducing transportation emissions and giving Albertans lower-emissions options. But environmental policy must be practical, achievable and technology-neutral. The EV mandate failed that test. While today’s decision is an important step toward resetting the relationship between Alberta and the federal government, there still more work to do. We will also closely analyze Ottawa’s proposed replacement vehicle-emissions regulations to ensure the federal government does not simply recreate the EV mandate under another name. Alberta fought this mandate from the beginning. Today, common sense prevailed.
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Logan Cross, B. A. shared thisThanks for reposting this Danielle Smith. It makes me incredibly happy to see this. As a proponent of Freedom of Expression it is nice to know I won’t be getting visited by CPS for hurting someone’s feelings with facts/words. Be well. Government of Alberta Michael Ellis City of Calgary City of Edmonton rick bell
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Wade Borland - Its an oldie with lots of weird noises. Brap Brap is what is says when I push the pedal to the metal.
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Dave Lang - file this with my HR team and we will address your concerns. teehee.
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Logan Cross, B. A. reacted on thisLogan Cross, B. A. reacted on this💯 Dave Dickenson becomes just the 12th CFL bench boss to reach 100 career wins. He is also only the fourth to do so with one team, joining Winnipeg bench bosses Mike O’Shea and Bud Grant plus former Calgary head coach John Hufnagel.
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Logan Cross, B. A. liked thisHi all, Another month in the books. Exterior work is about to shift phases. With siding 65% complete, concrete membranes are starting to go down, flat work to begin in the middle of the month. Shifting to the interior! Ceilings are textured down to fourth floor. Cab installers are almost done the 6th floor. Stage 1 begins on Monday. “And I” just moved into my new Drywalled office on main floor!! Parkade is about 90% roughed in and deep services, hopefully after 5months of trying to obtain City permits for water main access!! Is rescheduled for next week. “Fingers crossed”.
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Logan Cross, B. A. liked thisLogan Cross, B. A. liked thisI walked out to close the gate and stopped. The moon came up over the spruce and sat there, big and gold, like somebody left a porch light on above the trees. No wind. Nothing moving on the road. Took the picture on my phone, which never does one of these justice. You have to stand in it. Thirty years of building houses and I still can’t improve on a night like this. No point to make from the other night. Just the moon over my driveway.
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Logan Cross, B. A. reacted on thisLogan Cross, B. A. reacted on this"How Many Years Have We Been Married Again?" My gorgeous & elegant queen of a wife Jovanna & I recently celebrated our anniversary. ❤️ I've said it before, and I'll say it again: I am a really blessed man. To find love when one didn't expect it, and then to build a beautiful family & home, has been such a stunning Gift from God. The way we are very different and yet work delightfully together as a Team has been the Surprise of my Life. It's like we've been at it for years or something. "A wife of noble character who can find? She is worth far more than rubies. The heart of her husband safely trusts her; and lacks nothing of value." Proverbs 31:10-11 #Anniversary #Wife #WiseWoman #Life
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Forklift Certification
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What's Up YYC - Southwest Ring Road
Calgary Construction Association
See publicationMy take on the southwest leg of the Ring Road being built in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
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What's Up YYC - New Central Library
Calgary Construction Association
See publicationMy take on the New Central Library project that is being built by Stuart Olson for the City of Calgary.
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