Hour 3- Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen on his new memoir, Earthrise: A Canadian Astronaut's Journey Into Deep Space, which covers the dramatic, high-stakes account of Artemis II, the first human journey into deep space in fifty years, Tory’s Take and free for all round two.

And this is reported in the Trillium.

But apparently the provincial government and the energy minister, Stephen Lecce, want to – well, not apparently.

I mean they introduced legislation yesterday in the House.

But they want to change the structure of local distribution companies.

for electricity.

And, you know, I'm a best practices guy.

I really don't like it.

Like when this government came up with its idea of doing like cataract surgery in private clinics, so long as it didn't cost any more on the public ticket.

And if it actually sped things up, then I was on board for it.

Now, some analysts have said it hasn't sped things up and a lot of people are being upsold.

And that was the fear.

Although I got upsold.

I still remember taking my mom in Montreal to the Jewish General Hospital to get her lenses replaced in her eyes.

And the person who was taking her in said, okay, you got to go pay for this.

So I went to a Wicked.

It was like being...

Perhaps you've had this experience, so it's not as amazing to you as it was to me.

But it was like being in a bank.

And they took my credit card.

And then they said, would you like the superior lenses? Well...

You know, unlike my father, who skimped on his shingles vaccine, I'm not going to cheap out on the lenses in my mother's eye.

And besides, I was getting aeroplane points.

So we ran that on the American Express card.

And got mom the upgrade.

And so I can see how some people feel that being upsold.