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At theglobeandmail.com, 916 words from Patrick White, Justine Hunter, and Matthew Scace about the disastrous flood in B.C . Yet no mention of the climate change / fossil fuel connection! #WhereIsTheWhy? #ClimateCrisis #EndTheSilence

In today’s Edmonton Journal 550 words from Tiffany Crawford about the record smashing rainfall in southwestern B.C. Not a word about the climate change / fossil fuel connection. #WhereIsTheWhy? #ClimateCrisis #EndTheSilence

Looks like I'm done with Twitter.

In last Friday’s @EdmontonJournal Don Braid (@DonBraid) applauds the new pipeline agreement and Carney’s backtracking on climate action. In doing so, Braid proves he doesn’t give a rat’s ass about climate change, ...

In last Friday’s Edmtonton Journal, 1093 words from Matthew Black about a whole new pipeline for Alberta. Not a word about the climate change/fossil fuel connection! #WhereIsTheWhy? #ClimateCrisis #EndTheSilence

In yesterday’s Edmonton Journal 1185 words from Yeganeh Torbati of the Washington Post about the “staggering water shortage in Tehran”. Not a word about the climate change / fossil fuel connection. #WhereIsTheWhy? #ClimateCrisis #EndTheSilence

Zillow, the country’s largest real estate listings site, has quietly removed a feature that showed the risks from extreme weather for more than one million home sale listings on its site.

“Nothing…” Via @deadder.bsky.social

With the world heating up [and more pedestrians being killed], why are more SUVs being sold? “It’s the industry that has driven the demand through huge marketing & advertising campaigns in recent years. SUVs offered the industry a simple way of charging more for a vehicle that does the same thing.”

Here’s something that’s really important for everyone to understand. If we design our cities just for cars, they fail everyone, including drivers. If we design our cities with many great CHOICES in how to get around, they work better for everyone, including drivers. Spread the word.

Folks have been telling me they’ve noticed I’ve gotten “a lot more political” on social media this year. Of course I have. The circumstances have gotten nightmarishly worse, and the consequences of inaction and staying silent infinitely more obvious. Everyone needs to get “a lot more political.”

CANADA: May correctly calls out Poilievre for stealing from the Trump/Project 2025 playbook again. Oh, and it’s ANOTHER good day to remind everyone that Poilievre STILL hasn’t done the normal security check, still hasn’t received the standard security clearance that EVERYONE in his position gets.

When was the last time anyone at the BBC had to resign for misrepresenting a leftwinger?

So you can do a bicycle kick goal, huh? That’s nice. Can you do one in a snowstorm? #CPL #Canada

This is seriously one of those things that probably blows the minds of most people outside of the United States. A “swearing in” should obviously be completely ceremonial, and should have no legal weight at all. THE ELECTION GIVES THE WINNER THE ROLE, not the Speaker. It really makes no sense.

In today’s Edmonton Journal 562 words from Stephen Tipper about the effects of heat and hail on potatoes. Not a word about the climate change / fossil fuel connection. #WhereIsTheWhy? #ClimateCrisis #EndTheSilence

In the National Post section of today’s Edmonton Journal 610 words from Andre Rich of Agence France-Presse (@afpfrf) about Hurricane Melissa and how it’s upending people’s lives.

In the National Post section of today’s Edmonton Journal 545 words from Lauren Rosenthal & Joe Wertz about Hurricane Melissa. Not a word about the climate change / fossil fuel connection. Or did the Post censor it? #WhereIsTheWhy? #ClimateCrisis #EndTheSilence

In the @NationalPost section of today’s Edmonton Journal, 589 words from Livern Barrett, Sammy Westfall, Ruby Mellen & Ben Noll about Hurricane Melissa battering Jamaica. Not a word about the climate change/fossil fuel connection! Shameful #WhereIsTheWhy? #ClimateCrisis #EndTheSilence

To get buy-in from all 10 provinces (which it didn't), Canada's constitution has a clause allowing provinces to override its fundamental rights and freedoms. The framers -- I've spoken to some -- imagined it used in existential-crisis cases. Well, a province just used it to break a teachers' strike

“DoorDash intends to send autonomous robots into bike-lanes.” Via @momentummag.bsky.social Here’s what’s frustrating…who cares what they “intend?” It’s up to City Hall what’s allowed in bike-lanes, NOT COMPANIES! Stop acting like tech companies should be able to do whatever they want in cities.

nails it www.desmog.com/2025/10/23/w...

Danielle Smith, still climate change lying, denying and obfuscating after all these years. www.nationalobserver.com/2025/10/23/n...

In today’s Edmonton Journal 551 words from Amanda Coletta about our “historic wildfire season”. Not a word about the climate change / fossil fuel connection. #WhereIsTheWhyAmanda? #ClimateCrisis #EndTheSilence

If only, ... www.theguardian.com/environment/...

How many false-alarm raptures are we up to now??

On LBC today, I discussed the government's announcement of a second runway at Gatwick Airport and its rumoured decision to allow new oil and gas extraction. Is this Trump’s doing, Shelagh Fogarty asked me? No, it's worse than that. youtu.be/rGI_bbSDh5o?...

Be sure you take a moment today to remember Charlie Kirk for exactly who he was.

Damn. 👏

In today’s @EdmontonJournal 1221 words from Zac Delaney about the proposed Ksi Lisimis LNG project. Not a word about climate change and the fossil fuel connection. #WhereIsTheWhy? #ClimateCrisis #EndTheSilence

All the Democrats had to do was argue that a “National Day Of Remembrance For ALL Gun Victims” makes much more sense. #CharlieKirk

"We reached some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and put everything they can to score political points from." Jimmy Kimmel

In today’s Edmonton Journal, 1104 words from Chris Varcoe about there being “no grand bargain” between the Feds and the oil and gas sector, which is to say no emissions cap, more pipelines NOW and unfettered access to markets.

Bike-lanes don’t cause traffic congestion. Car dependency, foolish land-use sprawl, too many (& bigger) cars driving too much taking up too much space, highly subsidized driving costs, and not enough choices in how to get around, ALL cause traffic congestion. Think about it. THAT’S common sense.

@ginger146.bsky.social @charles-ex.bsky.social

Bravo Bengals, Lions, Colts, Vikings and Raven.

This is Musk actively inciting political violence.

The story of a NIMBY in 3 acts: Act 1: Move to a new suburb Act 2: Become annoyed that other people are moving there too Act 3: Run for mayor to stop people from moving there

In the National Post section of today’s Edmonton Journal 909 words from Vivian Ho and Joshua Partlow about ancient sequoias and the wildfire risk. Not a word about the climate change / fossil fuel connection.

Hey, if you're in the Haddow Park neighbourhood tomorrow, Saturday, September 13, drop by, say hello and and sign the petition. forever-canadian.ca/sign-the-pet...

Brazil leads the way. www.theglobeandmail.com/world/articl...

thank you!

In the National Post section of today’s Edmonton Journal, 1088 words from Tracy Moran about ramping up LNG production. Not a word about the climate change \ fossil fuel connection! Typical from the climate change censoring National Post. #WhereIsTheWhy? #ClimateCrisis #EndTheSilence