maplevalue

Agree with this. I am not an agricultural expert or anything but to me it makes sense that the equipment makers or the seed producers are probably best suited to deliver this type of technology given they have huge scale and established relationships and could runover a small Winnipeg based firm.

Thanks for sharing!

300,000 dual citizens in Hong Kong must choose between Canada and China after policy change - https://nationalpost.com/news/300000-dual-citizens-in-hong-kong-must-choose-between-canada-and-china-after-policy-change Not an expert in this but certainly not a negative for CAD real estate.

I heard yesterday was particularly bad with respect to outages, so your experience is unsurprising.

FT - Moderna develops new vaccine to tackle mutant Covid strain: US drugmaker warns current jab is less effective against South African variant https://www.ft.com/content/c0c8f72c-e58e-4319-80c4-0db153ad85db?emailId=600ec795865ece0004bf08b2&segmentId=3d08be62-315f-7330-5bbd-af33dc531acb

On the topic of mutations/endemicness, it seems one rarely hears about mutations leading the virus to become more deadly (i.e. right now it seems like the UK variant is just more contagious). Is there a natural tendency, or a medical term for, these viruses to become more contagious/less deadly as time goes on (from an evolutionary perspective this would seem to make sense)?

The number of very low priced prefs (i.e. has the most upside in a higher interest rates scenario) is not that big. TRP-H being one of them.