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She/her. Likes gardening, filtered air, and safe active transportation.
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Lloyd Alter
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This line is copy-pasted every time āPolice said the driver remained on scene and was cooperating with their investigation. They said impairment and speed aren't being considered as factors for the incident.ā So what was a factor?
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Amanda Hu
about 16 hours ago
Horrifyingly, there have been two pedestrian fatalities *in marked crosswalks* in 24hrs in
#yyc
, including a toddler in a stroller.
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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Calgary senior dies after being struck by tractor trailer, police say | CBC News
A man in his 70s is dead after being struck by a tractor trailer in the 200 block of Panatella Hill N.W. ā theĀ second pedestrian fatality in 24 hours, according to Calgary police.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/calgary-senior-shelby-stewart-traffic-fatality-9.7092726
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Tiny Beaches
1 day ago
A toddler is dead in Calgary because we allow these jacked up SUVs with very minimal forward visibility. The drivers of these canāt see people in the crosswalk. When will these be banned?
#Calgary
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Blayne Haggart
1 day ago
Carney could have chosen any economic sector for a Canadian moonshot ā environmental tech, education, transportation. Instead, heās focusing on the three most damaging sectors in the world today: fossil fuels, AI (hype version), arms manufacturing. We desperately need alternative plans and policies.
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Senator Paula Simons šØš¦
3 days ago
I had the opportunity to rise during Senate Question Period this week, to ask about the Canadian government's continued commitment to using X for official communications - and about their failure to use sites such as Bluesky and Mastodon. What do you think?
#cdnpoli
#Canada
#Grok
#X
#Bluesky
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It's time to make an X-it: Senator Simons questions the Canadian government's continued use of X
YouTube video by Senator Paula Simons
https://youtu.be/eVlQBnGqZ_U?si=YQ04l0wRZ7bynxo1
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Keaton H
2 days ago
New SUP without even a painted crosswalk.
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Mary Gillis
3 days ago
It really has been disturbing to see how much Carney doesn't care about the habitability of the planet. He truly doesn't give a shit about what Earth looks like in 30, 50, 100 years.
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Canada is not on track to meet any of its climate targets, a new study says
A new study published Friday by the Canadian Climate Institute says Canada is not on track to meet any of its climate targets ā not the 2026 interim emissions reduction target, the 2030 Paris Agreemen...
https://www.ctvnews.ca/climate-and-environment/article/canada-is-not-on-track-to-meet-any-of-its-climate-targets-a-new-study-says/
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alison says reinstate Link!
4 days ago
February 22nd! Orange Hall, beside the Old Strathcona Farmers Market, 12pm to 4pm. Join the petition to protect our drinking water!
#yeg
#ableg
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Max Fawcett
5 days ago
Once again, for the hundredth time: Alberta could solve this with a simple PST. You'd be able to balance the budget *and* save non-renewable resource royalties for the future. But, of course, the self-appointed "fiscal conservatives" won't entertain the idea.
#abpoli
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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Danielle Smith says 'significant' deficits to come, rules out tax hikes and big cuts | CBC News
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says "significant" deficits are in store for the province as her government tries to grapple with low oil prices.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alberta-budget-smith-deficits-9.7084644
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S. Ashleigh Weeden, PhD
5 days ago
*staring directly at the current Canadian federal policy agenda*
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Matt Stickland
5 days ago
Phenomenal series: "In eight of the 20 fatal pedestrian collisions, the police classified the driversā behaviour as āaggressive.ā Despite this, 85 per cent of drivers who fatally struck pedestrians faced no criminal charges."
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Eyes on the Road
https://signalhfx.ca/series/eyes-on-the-road/
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The Breakdown AB
5 days ago
āDespite internal emails indicating miscarriages, stillbirths, and at least one infant death, the province released no clear, timely data to clinicians or the public.ā
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#cdnpoli
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Alberta Knew Measles Was Harming Pregnant PatientsāBut Stayed Silent | The Walrus
Internal documents reveal health officials withheld data about the people most at risk
https://thewalrus.ca/alberta-knew-measles-was-harming-pregnant-patients/
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Mary Gillis
6 days ago
A reasonable discussion about AI would come to the conclusion that this tech is damaging to humanity in virtually every way a tech can be damaging. But I'd rather have an emotional discussion and point out that this tech is shit made by assholes, and it stole from me, personally, so fuck it.
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Photo57 ⢠AndreaM š
7 days ago
Edmonton seems to be one big skating rink right now. SO many residential & public sidewalks are treacherous to walk, even with ice cleats. Thereās not even salt or sand placed where it should be in many areas. Is this how we have to live in a winter city?
#yeg
#yegcc
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Chuck Wendig
6 days ago
If you really want to learn about AI hype, please read about my many excellent cats
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Vital Cat Update
Itās time to talk about my cat. To which you might be saying, āChuck, I didnāt know you had a cat!ā and Iād respond with, āI didnāt know I had a cat eitherā¦
https://terribleminds.com/ramble/2025/12/04/vital-cat-update/
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Tim Querengesser
6 days ago
Edmonton: Lower taxes! Infill (lowers costs), š² lanes (reduce expensive š dependency). Also Edmonton: No, not like that. Edmonton: Make this city more vibrant! Infill brings people in to shrinking nhbds, including renters, just like vibrant cities like Montreal. Also Edmonton: No, not like that.
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c0nc0rdance
6 days ago
There are many levels of "naked": underwear only, no clothing at all & the highest level of (human) nakedness: only wearing socks. Then we have the glass frogs of Family Centrolenidae, who take it to the next level: visible organs. This is part of their Cloak of Invisibility! (š·: Jaime Culebra)
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Conrad Nobert
7 days ago
Within the first few posts are two names that have been popping up at city council for years, always in the service of one goal: NIMBYism. Wealthy home owners who are trying to stop others from moving into their neighbourhoods. If it wasn't so offensive it would be sad.
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Aaron
9 days ago
Oh, I see. At some point, Edmonton changed the official la classification of Shared Streets and started pretending they were Local Street Bikeways, which are considered high comfort even though shared streets absolutely are not. This study should be retracted for garbage quality control.
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Chantzy
8 days ago
Thank you to MP
@brucefanjoy.bsky.social
for this statement on
@mark-carney.bsky.social
rigid Return to Office Policy RTO costs employers money, increases attrition with no gain in productivity, drives mothers, disabled & racialized folks out of the workforce
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Janet French
8 days ago
āEmails obtained by CBC through an access to information request show that Flanaganās newspaper letter was sent by the universityās government relations department to staff at the Ministry of Advanced Education before it was published.ā By
@emilyawilliams52.bsky.social
#AbPSE
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U of A looks to remove EDI from hiring policy | CBC News
The University of Alberta is proposing to eliminate Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) from its hiring policy, a year after the school initially said it was moving away from the term.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/university-of-alberta-removes-edi-from-hiring-policy-9.7076210
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Opal
7 months ago
With Tom Lehrer's passing, I suppose this is a moment to share the story of the prank he played on the National Security Agency, and how it went undiscovered for nearly 60 years.
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Finally used up the last of this year's sour cherries. Future pancakes and muffins are going to be a lot less interesting.
9 days ago
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Chantzy
10 days ago
Let's be clear about who
@mark-carney.bsky.social
's government is harming with this policy - Women & mothers: flexible remote work ā¬ļø retention - Disabled & immunocompromised - remote work is a core accommodation -BIPOC workers: remote/hybrid ā¬ļø bias
www.cbc.ca/news/politic...
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Federal public servants called back to office 4 days a week starting this summer | CBC News
The federal government expects its employees to return to in-office work for a minimum of four days a week starting this July.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/federal-government-return-to-office-9.7076314
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Kieran Healy
12 days ago
Ian McKellen performs āThe Strangersā Caseā speech from āSir Thomas Moreā on Colbert.
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Mary Gillis
12 days ago
The police do not police themselves. They rarely answer for their crimes, and when they do, it's usually slaps on the wrist. They have lots of power while being held to a lower standard of behaviour than almost any other group of people in our society. It's the perfect incubator for corruption.
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Blayne Haggart
13 days ago
"The FCM says it has learned from officials that a vague reference in the budget to reallocating funds from the Canada Public Transit Fund will in fact mean a $5-billion cut over 10 years" This is a very slippery government. Whether it's a budget or a high-profile speech, best to read the fine print
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Keaton H
13 days ago
Can we not do ribbon cutting ceremonies for āsafer access, better connectivityā roads if those roads donāt even have sidewalks.
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No kings also means no billionaires
15 days ago
āInstitutions that once proclaimed their commitment to humanistic inquiry now appear eager to embrace a set of tools whose leading use casesāpredictive policing, military targeting, advertising, and pornāstand in profound contradiction to the values they claim to uphold.ā
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How easy was it to bike to today's community engagement for WîhkwêntÓwin's neighbourhood renewal? It's a short trip that's nearly entirely on protected bike lanes or multi-use paths, so it should have been easy. First up: the new MUP beside Central Lions. Seniors should be fine on slick ice, right?
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Euan Thomson
17 days ago
Hereās a $75,000 contract Hootsuite sold to Calgary police for social media surveillance in 2023. Not sure why anyone would be interested in that though.
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Glow-in-the-dark filament was a fun choice for my new solar-powered desk lamp.
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Nick Tsergas
19 days ago
A man waits nearly a year for regulated psilocybin therapy to ease end-of-life distress and is denied. He applies for MAiD and is approved in 3 weeks. Bureaucracy moves fast when it wants to.
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sarah jeong
19 days ago
me, emotionally writing an essay on the use of force by federal agents: ok but what if i packaged this in the most insane way possible
www.theverge.com/policy/86857...
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Best gas masks
āHow did these people go out and get gas masks?ā AG Bondi asked.
https://www.theverge.com/policy/868571/best-gas-masks
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Andrew Cherry
20 days ago
I think I might take one of these "under 20 minutes" AI skills courses the UK Govt. seems very keen on everyone doing and live-post it here... Maybe we can all learn something together! The press release sends me to
aiskillshub.org.uk/aiskillsboost/
- let's go and see!
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AI Skills Boost - AI Skills Hub
https://aiskillshub.org.uk/aiskillsboost/
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alison says reinstate Link!
21 days ago
The policy of 1) single rail networks and 2) freight getting right of way is why Canada continues to have ineffective and unused passenger rail.
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The Tyee
20 days ago
Health Canadaās witness in the Drug User Liberation Frontās judicial review trial frustrated the judge and highlighted how opaque and frustrating Canadian drug policy can be.
@michellegamage.bsky.social
reports.
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āVery Little Valueā: Judge Frustrated by Health Canada at DULF Trial | The Tyee
Justice Catherine Murray said witness Eric Costen appeared to be āguessingā in his responses on the stand.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2026/01/28/Judge-Frustrated-Health-Canada-DULF-Trial/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial
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chris - sį“ɹɄÉ
22 days ago
god cbc is garbage. they spent all weekend repeating the lie that he was a terrorist. always gotta use the nazis' preferred messaging.
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David William
22 days ago
"What if, instead of spending millions on a pointless referendum, we just helped the people who signed that petition move to their American paradise?"
#ableg
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Sponsor a Separatist - Help Them Find Their American Dream
https://sponsoraseparatist.ca/
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Mary Gillis
22 days ago
I don't want tax cuts that give me a new pittance every month, I want the government to tackle affordability at the top with a wealth tax and more corporate oversight.
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Some Canadians will get GST credit top up to tackle grocery costs: Carney - National | Globalnews.ca
Carney announced the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit, which he said, 'will deliver hundreds of dollars more into the bank accounts of more than 12 million Canadians.'
https://globalnews.ca/news/11637777/carney-grocery-rebate-gst-credit-top-up/
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Edmonton Bike Coalition
22 days ago
WĆ®hkwĆŖntĆ“win already works. The final neighbourhood renewal design doesnāt reflect that. You can help fix that. Read about how the current draft steps back on safety, year-round bike infrastructure, and people-first design ā and how it can still be fixed.
buff.ly/z3grOto
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Anna Holmes
22 days ago
I think my favorite genre of post right now is the fan pages really hammering home that everything is political and that you donāt get to enjoy movies and games and books and sports and niche hobbies and cute animal videos when someone is afraid to create those things, or worse, is disappeared.
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Rachel Gilmore
23 days ago
I've reached out to all Canadian companies listed here to ask if they intend to continue working with ICE: Hootsuite Roshel Garda Jim Pattison Developments I've also reached out to
@anitaoakvilleeast.bsky.social
's team for comment on export permits for Canadian sale of armoured vehicles to ICE.
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šØš¦Joe VipondšØš¦
23 days ago
"Oliverās Double Barrel Vineyards is set to become a North American trailblazer for its bold plan to introduce agrivoltaics, which will combine the protection of grapevines from extreme weather while generating clean solar energy to power farm operations."
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Oliver vineyard set to trailblaze with agrivoltaics
Oliverās Double Barrel Vineyards is set to become a North American trailblazer for its bold plan to introduce agrivoltaics, which combines the protection of grapevines from extreme weather while gener...
https://www.timeschronicle.ca/oliver-vineyard-set-to-trailblaze-with-agrivoltaics/
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Lauren Dobson-Hughes
23 days ago
I wrote for The Star about Carney delivering a pivotal speech about new global partnerships, then immediately laying off the very people who build said partnerships
www.thestar.com/opinion/cont...
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Blayne Haggart
23 days ago
The uncomfortable reality is, Carney has been preparing since May to deal with the rupture he identified in the Spring and last week. That people are still asking Carney, whatās the plan?, should raise serious questions about his overall approach.
www.thestar.com/opinion/cont...
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Trump hasnāt backed off his takeover threats, and Canadaās allies have been readying themselves. What about us?
The dangers America poses to Canada's territory and real, but there is also a psychological element to this conflict.
https://www.thestar.com/opinion/contributors/trump-hasnt-backed-off-his-takeover-threats-and-canadas-allies-have-been-readying-themselves-what/article_cd481a86-2522-4330-a189-959789459873.html
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Cengiz Yar
24 days ago
Iāve been in Minneapolis the last few days reporting on the ICE raids happening across the city. This morning federal agents shot and killed a man, identified by the AP as Alex Pretti. This marks the third shooting by federal agents since Operation Metro Surge started in Minnesota last month.
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Would also have been worth mentioning that access was even worse for children - they couldn't use the online booking system, and there were even fewer available sites and dates for children.
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Linotype Pilgrim
25 days ago
this isn't even a matter of opinion: No. Nor his boss. Nor the companies he works with. Canada needs to separate itself from US tech. So far it has done nothing to do so and this government is just wound up tighter and tighter into it, through crooked, mendacious twits like this one.
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