Author: Excited Delirium

Exploring the Dark Side of Oil Marketing and PR. The post An Exploration of the Dark Side of Oil first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Golf courses seem to be in competition with our need to save the planet and make better food choices. What are your thoughts on the issue? The post Golf Courses: Greens to Greens first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Can someone tell me what’s happened to the CBC? The post The CBC: Exit, Stage Right? first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Guns now have more rights than women in the United States. Don’t pretend for a moment that this cannot happen in Canada because far-right Cons never rest until they are in a position to control all of us and they will lie in order to get there. The post When

Real estate in Canada has become notorious as a means by which to launder dark money. It’s time to make it end before every Canadian will be blocked from affordable housing or even home ownership. The post Canada: Laundromat for the World’s Dirty Money first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Our cities NEED to be a LOT better if we’re going to address climate change in any meaningful way. Here are some resources. Also, Europe has announced they will likely impose a levy on less efficient carbon production. It’s unlikely that Canada will survive this kind of scrutiny. The post

Afforable housing: Doug Ford’s updated version of ‘buck a beer’. All promise, no solutions. The post Housing Prices first appeared on Excited Delirium.

A campus tour of a college will reveal to most people that our post-secondary institutions are poorly equipped with the tools needed to train our kids how to save society. I give them an F. The post Are Universities and Colleges Failing Society? first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Everyone is talking about housing affordability in Canada and Ontario politicians are promising to plow over the best farm land in Ontario. The only ones who will benefit are developers. The post Housing: We Have ENOUGH SUPPLY first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Three words that I’m sure Wexiteers will cringe at: mandatory heat pumps. The post This’ll Make Wexiteers Lose Their Minds! first appeared on Excited Delirium.

On Mother’s Day, I think we all need pause to celebrate those brave who choose to NOT be mothers. Their choices belong to them and not the public. The post For All the Mothers … Who Didn’t Want to be Mothers first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Canada’s housing situation is less about what supply should be pumped into the market and more about managing what we have more efficiently. The post Canada’s Housing Crisis first appeared on Excited Delirium.

In this exhaustive research, the folks with Environmental Defence have proven that the unicorn idea of ‘carbon capture’ just doesn’t work. Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) refers to technologies that are designed to collect or “capture” carbon dioxide generated by high–emitting activities (such as oil refineries, cement plants, fossil

GAS … cars, cars, cars. With a name like FORD, I suppose that makes sense. Very few actions being announced by Doug Ford in Ontario relate to moving in the right direction concerning climate change. The post Doug Ford’s Assault on the Climate first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Should the story about one unfortunate ‘protester’ who’s lost all his money to frozen accounts and fraudulent organizers be leading the daily stories with the CBC? The post Covid Journal, Mar 24, 2022 first appeared on Excited Delirium.

As WWIII looms in Europe, why are we using this moment to make excuses for the carbon industry? Enough already. The post Welcome to the Carbon Broadcasting Corporation first appeared on Excited Delirium.