☢️ I support new nuclear power as one of the most promising, safe, and truly sustainable options we have for generating reliable, low-carbon electricity. It delivers massive amounts of clean energy with an exceptionally small land footprint, near-zero operational greenhouse gas

❄️ 🚨 Snow Routes Declared    Effective 6 a.m. on January 22, 2026, until 6 a.m. on January 23, 2026, no parking along the snow route is allowed.      The City of Regina has declared snow routes in effect. This means there is no on-street parking along the routes identified

Please take a look at my latest post in how you can get involved in the future of your city. facebook.com/share/1Fw6N2BD…

I watch this video every Holocaust Remembrance Day. And I cry each time, because it revives my hope in humanity! This is Sir Nicolas Winton, who rescued 669 (mostly Jewish) children from Czechoslovakia during the Holocaust & brought them to Britain in the Kindertransport.

My Jewish friends are remembering something awful today. I share in their mourning of senseless murder at the hands of Nazis. The Nazis also killed many Greeks, including relatives from my father’s hometown. 81 years since Auschwitz liberation. Never forget. Never again. 🕯️ May

Never give up.

Something to be immensely proud of. Hoping that teachers across our country are sharing this with their students!

According to a Grok inquiry: As of January 2026, estimates indicate about 17,000 satellites orbit Earth (active and inactive), per sources like ESA (16,925) and Jonathan's Space Report (17,531). Active ones total around 14,500, with Starlink at ~9,500. Hoping that cooperation

I think this is very interesting, Saskatchewan vs. Greece on alumina/aluminum ore. Look at this quick comparison: Saskatchewan (Thor Project): Huge new find. 49.5 billion tonnes ore (measured & indicated) with 6.8 billion tonnes contained alumina, about a third of world’s known

We need a reminder of how good things are now compared to long ago. This is a good example of why we feel negative. Negativity rules the news. Thanks to Wealthsimple for posting this chart.

Pipeline Online’s editor Brian Zinchuk delivered a thorough breakdown of Saskatchewan’s nuclear plans. SMRs targeting the GE Hitachi BWRX-300 with first power possibly around 2034, large reactors weighing options like AP1000, EPR, and CANDU with technology selection aimed for

I wrote a poem: Tomorrow at 10, McDonald’s on Gordon Road, TSIKLIS Talks is back, your voice, our ward. Coffee in hand, bring questions, concerns, dreams Snow routes, budgets, parks, or whatever it seems. No agenda, no stage, just neighbours who care, Councillor George and

Canada could do even better than Norway. It takes political will, careful planning, and honest discussions with fellow Canadians, then massive action. As an example of the options that would open up: a quick analysis shows untapped Canadian natural resource wealth could make

Today is International Greek Language Day and I’m feeling extra proud. Our language has been spoken and written continuously for 35–40 centuries — longer than any other in Europe — and it still gives the world the roots of almost every serious scientific term in medicine,

Thank you Eric Nuttall. Hoping our country’s forced self-flagellation ends before it’s too late.

I’m spending St. Valentine’s eve at the glorious Regina Floral Conservatory. Look at the delicious charcuterie board they put together! Thankfully President Ron Sharpe was kind enough to sit with me. We had a wide ranging, stimulating conversation as we always do. Please consider

Thanks to Mike Tate of Regina & Region Chamber of Commerce for stopping by TSIKLIS TALKS for a coffee. Join us March 7 for our next coffee talk at McDonald’s 4910 Gordon Road, 10am-1pm.

Hard to believe that a snowstorm may come when it’s sunny and above zero now. Do not forget where we live…The Land of Living Skies! Is your glass half full? Then you and your family will enjoy the upcoming final weekend of Frost 2026! View the Plowing Progress Map: