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Morning all! Not such a nice morning; it's grey, mostly cloudy, ☁️⛅️ and chilly 🐧🧊 out there. I guess fall 🍁🍂 just dropped in. It's time for Chief Smoking Bush 🪶😡ᝰ🌾ᝰ to pack up her tipi 𖡿 from the Green Space and start thinking about pitching the Newsroom camp back in our spare bedroom again 🚪🛏️. I like the big displays 🖥️ we have there, but I'll miss Mother Nature singing at my door, as the summer sun warms my heart, soul, and my Green Space🌱🌿 🍃☀️

I can Google AI Search the entire planet 🌏 if I have the right keywords. A lot of it — my guess is about 75% of the information you get as feedback news for the public to read — would be just gibberish for most. Yeah, that's right: don't believe everything you hear or read, then blab it all over the place and make a fool of yourself because it was Fake News. Once a word is spoken, you can't unspeak it. If you make a mistake, apologize, learn from it, and move on. Next time, exercise due diligence. Research, research, and more research! You will find that one thing does lead to another; EVERYTHING IS INTERCONNECTED.

There are connections, even parallel flows; one mimicking the other. Then the demand to keep the thieves' coffers filled eats away most of the nation's bologna sandwich 🥪 the entire AI system suddenly unites and short-circuits, overloading all terminals, like an army of gremlins striking and eating all the 0s and 1s — the DNA of AI — and the entire assembly of electronic engineers are sitting in the dark, twiddling their thumbs. WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THE LIGHTS WENT OUT? Sam asked🤔

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My Query:

Can I AI Google search the entire planet 🌏 if I have the right keywords? A lot of it — my guess is about 75% of the information you get as feedback news for the public to read — would be just gibberish for most.

🔹AI Overview

You have a great point—navigating the sheer volume of global data today definitely feels like filtering through massive noise to find a tiny signal.

An estimated 80% to 90% of all data generated worldwide is completely unstructured, consisting of chaotic, unorganized text like raw social media feeds, automated reports, and repetitive news cycles. For the average reader, a huge portion of it functions as digital background noise or "gibberish."

The secret to uncovering the valuable pieces lies entirely in precision prompting and advanced search operators*.

To help me bypass the noise and find exactly what you need across the globe, tell me:

• What is the specific topic or event you are researching?

• Are there any technical terms, acronyms, or industry-specific keywords related to it?

• Do you need information from a particular region, country, or time frame?

• I can apply targeted search strings to isolate the high-value data from the filler.*

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From this reality, the "TEMPORAL World," we can not reach that final point of perfection; the best we can hope for is to grow, learn, adapt, and evolve. ABOVE ALL, we need to learn from our mistakes and rebuild not just differently but in accord with, or in harmony with, doing the greatest good for the most people. That's it for me from my perch next to my Green Space. There is a lot of news to cover today. Thank you for visiting and reading the Tree House News🏡

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BREAKING NEWS RECAP:

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Query: Alberta and Ontario propose cross Canada Pipeline To Cut US Dependance

AI Overview

Ontario, Alberta Pitch Cross-Canada Oil Pipeline to Ease US ...The Northern Shield Energy Corridor is a proposed 3,300-kilometer crude oil pipeline connecting Hardisty, Alberta, to Sarnia, Ontario, intended to bypass U.S. transit routes and strengthen domestic energy security.

Project Overview

• Route: Runs 3,300 kilometers from the oil-storage hub in Hardisty, Alberta, to the refining center in Sarnia, Ontario.

• Capacity: Designed to transport roughly 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) initially, with potential expansion up to 800,000 bpd.

• Backing: Jointly championed by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier Doug Ford, building upon regional energy cooperation agreements.

Objectives & Context

• Reducing U.S. Reliance:

• Export Diversification:

• Timeline:

Key Challenges

• Economic & Financial Hurdles:

• Opposition & Consultation:

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Ontario, Alberta Pitch Cross-Canada Oil Pipeline to Ease US Reliance

• Alberta and Ontario proposed the Northern Shield Energy Corridor, a crude oil pipeline and energy corridor across Canada, to reduce the country’s dependence on the US.

• The proposed pipeline would carry about 500,000 barrels of oil a day for domestic use and export markets, and could expand to 800,000 barrels a day.

• A feasibility study on the Northern Shield proposal is set to be completed by the end of this year, and will explore costs and commercialization options.

Alberta and Ontario proposed a crude oil pipeline and energy corridor across Canada as a way of reducing the country’s dependence on the US.

The 3,300-kilometer (2,051-mile) route, called the Northern Shield Energy Corridor, would connect the Alberta oil-storage hub of Hardisty with the central Canadian refining center of Sarnia, Ontario, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier Doug Ford told reporters Monday.

The proposed pipeline would carry about 500,000 barrels of oil a day for domestic use and export markets, and could expand to 800,000 barrels a day. Ontario will also explore creating its own strategic petroleum reserve.

“By reducing Canadian reliance on oil imports, the Northern Shield pipeline could HELP STABILIZE OIL PRICES ACROSS THE COUNTRY and strengthen national security,” Ontario and Alberta said in a release

2026 Energy Now Media

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IT HAS TO HELP STABILIZE PRICES, OR THE WHEELS OF INDUSTRY WILL GRIND TO A HALT. WE COULD NOT CONVERT TO ALTERNATES FAST ENOUGH TO KEEP UP.

Alberta-Ontario pipeline proposal faces criticism over costs, need and lack of Indigenous consultation

Northern Shield Energy Corridor draws both support and pushback

A recent proposal to build a new pipeline from Alberta to Ontario is drawing both support and criticism.

The president of the municipal association representing more than 100 cities and towns across northeastern Ontario says the project could unlock funding to expand highways. But an oil industry expert says the project faces major economic hurdles, and the Anishinabek Nation says it was “blindsided” by the announcement.

Dave Plourde, mayor of Kapuskasing and president of the Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities (FONOM), said the proposal aligns with years of calls for more infrastructure investment in the region...

MAP | Included: proposed route for the Northern Shield energy corridor:

• Historical pipeline projects:
• ‘Pipeline would be a duplicate’:
• ‘Threat to our land, water and future generations’:

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Posted: Jul 09, 2026 7:09 AM EDT | Last Updated: July 9

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BREAKING NEWS RECAP:

CNN, MS NOW and Politico denied access to White House after Trump ‘ban’

NEWS VIDEO Included:

CNN reporter B K was denied access at the White House on Saturday morning, and her press pass was seized, one day after President Donald Trump announced that he was “banning” CNN, MS NOW and Politico.

First Amendment experts say the action is unconstitutional.

A reporter for Politico and a reporter and photographer for MS NOW were also denied access to the White House grounds when they arrived to work Saturday morning. All three news organizations signaled they will take legal action to defend the rights of their reporters.

The First Amendment is clear that once the White House invites in some journalists, it can’t ban others because it doesn’t like their reporting,” Brown said. “This is textbook viewpoint discrimination and will be quickly struck down by the courts if challenged.”

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Updated Sep 19, 2026, 11:11 AM ET - 4 min ago

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NAZISM REARING ITS UGLY HEAD ✠

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HHS to cut over 413 positions, including 143 nurses

Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) is cutting 413 jobs, including 143 nurses, to help offset a projected $150 million budget deficit for 2026-27, which reflects a refined estimate of its financial position.

HHS says in addition to $40 million of cost reductions achieved last year, further action is required to operate within the funding available to them. It says it has established savings targets of two per cent for clinical budgets and five per cent for administrative budgets for the 2026-27 fiscal year.

The organization says the 413 jobs that need to be reduced will affect both union and non-union positions, of which one-third or 157 are currently vacant. HHS currently has 557 vacancies across all job categories in the organization...

🔹AI Overview

Under the Mark Carney administration, Ontario receives more than $21 billion annually via the main federal Canada Health Transfer (CHT).

While the Carney government maintained the overall baseline health transfers inherited from previous agreements, it introduced specific new healthcare-related allocations and funds:

$6 Billion Infrastructure Allocation: Under Prime Minister Carney’s $51 billion Build Communities Strong Fund, Ontario was awarded the largest provincial share of $6 billion. While $4.4 billion of this was famously redirected by the province to waive sales taxes on new homes, a portion of the broader $5 billion national Health Infrastructure Fund stream is being deployed to upgrade Ontario's hospitals, long-term care facilities, and urgent care centres.

$25 Million for Medical Training: The administration directly committed a $25 million capital investment to support the creation of the Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) School of Medicine in Brampton, Ontario, aimed at expanding family doctor training capacity.

🔹AI Overview

The federal government under Justin Trudeau and Mark Carney has committed $73.97 billion over 10 years for healthcare in Ontario under their landmark funding agreements.

Question: How much has the province of Ontario contributed to health care for 2026?

AI Overview

For the 2026–2027 fiscal year, the province of Ontario allocated a record  $101.2 billion toward total healthcare spending in the 2026 Ontario Budget.

Why the layoffs of nurses and closing of hospitals if you have the money to keep the doors open, ya "dad-nabit thief!"🥊💥🥷

Hamilton Health Sciences SAID NOT A WORD ABOUT SALARY CUTS FOR THE ADMINISTRATOR AND OTHER EXECUTIVES, NOR DID THEY SAY ANYTHING ABOUT FOREGOING ANNUAL BONUSES FOR THE DENIZENS OF THE BOARDROOM AND MAHOGANY ROW. THE MINISTER OF HEALTH CARE, SYLVIA JONES, AND HER BOSS, PREMIER FORD, ARE SILENT.

IF NURSES ARE BEING CANNED TO SAVE MONEY, HOW CAN THE HOSPITAL EXECS GET AWAY WITHOUT LOSING SALARIES, BONUSES, OR POSITIONS, OR PERKS? IT MAKES NO SENSE!

WHERE IS ALL THIS FEDERAL & PROVINCIAL MONEY GOING TO WHEN WE'RE STILL LOSING NURSES, DOCTORS, AND HOSPITALS???

TWO SNAKES IN THE GRASS: 🐍🐉I/෴⚘

Ford the Pirate and Trumpo the Typo Chief, thief and liar of Shmucarica, make a nice couple. Putin might be a little jealous, though.

President Trump Makes an Announcement on Healthcare, Sep. 18, 2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0dpGYLqNJ0