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Nothing wrong with Timmins IMO but same old question. Are there a lot of $65000 a yr jobs up there?

I guess the question is what is the role of the AOPS during a war?

yeah thats why the ??? Whats the numbers now? 8000 Regular 4000 Reserve 4000 DND shorthanded right? Its going to be an issue with RCAF modernization too, never mind the Army

SSK 4 x 50 = 200 AOPS 6 x 65 = 390 Halifax 12 x 225 = 2700 Kingston 12 x 47 = 564 JSS 2 x 239 = 478 shipboard personnel = 4332 + support personnel ???

I'd book on 50 crew based on our Victoria's and the Dutch Walrus/Australian Collins and our favourite SK KSS3 I put the KSS3 first too might have been different if the U212CD had won the Dutch contract. I think that SK can deliver on a better schedule as well which could or should be an issue

in todays edition of things can always be worse the worm starved

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So bring back the Labrador?

what different numbers by what people? Is that a bad thing? I dont think the data set is small for modern sea level

theres 30 yrs of satellite measurements. itds not estimates its 10 yr back averages

well we know what it was yesterday and the day before too. I remember when it was 3mm/yr and when it was 2mm/yr

from the article "The province’s own 2013 Sea Level Rise Adaptation Primer for regional managers recommends planning for sea level rise of about one metre by the end of the century, and 50 centimetres by 2050." so its a planning initiative but 4mm/yr is just todays increase next decade it will...

not sure what the flood map is actually but one can play with it online. In the article they mention 50cm and 1m

sea level rise is around 4mm a year and accelerating. At 425ppm CO2 it is estimated to be at equilibrium 20 meters +/- 5m

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