I’ll stick with streaming from my Plex server/Plexamp. However, if you’re going to go local just grab a super cheap usb MP3 player and just copy the music to it. No need for iTunes. Simple and quick.

https://www.amazon.ca/Bluetooth-Extension-Multifunctional-Inlcuding-Earphones/dp/B0DHRPF4X6

Most people just want their phone to work. iPhones are as popular as they are because they restrict options, not open things up.

What are the major complaints coming from the Alberta separatists?

CSIS is an American puppet? Any other conspiracy theories you subscribe to?

I’d take a list maintained by CSIS over one created by a bunch of internet dummies, or Hamas.

Cudos for leaving it up.

It’s the official Government of Canada list. Sucks when the data doesn’t support your narrative.

Debunked by whom? The UN verifies it, which instagram ‘source’ are you using?

Simply wrong.

Loved one recently diagnosed with cancer. Within a week she has a team of 5 medical professionals assigned to her to kill this thing. If she was in the USA, this would bankrupt the family.

national energy program

Are you talking about the 1090-1985 energy program? The one that would basically treat Alberta as a sovereign state and send all the money to Ottawa? Is that the one? You think it’s somehow Alberta’s fault we don’t have pipelines?

I want to know which news sources you are consuming because they are complete bs and rewrite history.

It has everything to do with their oil.

Or, you could say the separatist movement has valid complaints and they need to be addressed. Not everything they are asking for will be granted, but the feds should consider the big issues and provide solutions.

That’s an option. But considering the separatist movement in Alberta is at 20%+ it might be good strategy to actually listen to the complaints. Maybe it’s Canada that has to adapt, or maybe it’s both.

No refineries has been due to federal requirements. You can thank Justin Trudeau.

Sorry to hear that. I had a blast in school, especially high school. It does look like, to me, a generation that views in person interactions with anxiety. Only way to fix that is through in person interactions.

I should have said one of the worst. Can there be a tie?

If you look here you can see the cost of producing solar power in Alberta is one of the lowest in canada.

https://solarguide.ca/solar-panel-cost/

I have automated blinds, and they are expensive. Solar charger was $49 which isn’t horrible.

You mean the kids will have to interact at lunch time? This will be a net benefit to them.