Kimi just drifting through the last corners

Dad approved

Oh great, some more rain.

Turns out providing people with no-cost housing helps them make a living www.ctvnews.ca/canada/royal...

Alberta's passenger rail master plan is live! www.alberta.ca/system/files...

Stop. Stop right now. Enough. No more. theprovince.com/entertainmen...

Seeing the poll showing the UCP lead unaffected by *points to Alberta* made me imagine if Wab Kinew were opposition leader here. What would the polls say in that scenario? Share your thoughts.

This has to be the wake up call. edmontonjournal.com/opinion/colu...

Maybe tomorrow, I'll wanna settle down Until tomorrow, I'll just keep movin' on calgaryherald.com/entertainmen...

Yes. It’s not just the LRT. Before that, the park and the needless pedway. The Winspear. The library. The first LRT phase. The arena. This photo captures downtown’s main aesthetic—fencing. Just endless fencing. edmontonjournal.com/news/local-n...

Fully intend to take my son to this carnival at BD mall. Still, it shows just how much excess, unused parking space we have all around us that we can just drop a massive event in without a challenge.

Perhaps the citizen info should feature an asterisk, given this government is also asking Albertans if they want a referendum on leaving Canada in October. edmontonjournal.com/news/local-n...

More than four months after the government promised triage liaison physicians would “immediately” begin work in some of Alberta’s busiest ERs, they’re nowhere to be found www.cbc.ca/news/canada/... #AbLeg #AbHealth

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When we bought our 1928 house we inherited all sorts of neglect, including the eavestrough, which was epically clogged with leaves and branches. We did a whole lot of rehabilitation to this house to withstand a night like last night. My wife and I both got up at 3am to worry all the same.

We won. We soaked.

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Soccer 🤝 public transit

Wild idea, but perhaps the local broadsheet could dial back the Oilers now that they're not playing and it's summer.

What a great night to go to a soccer game

Say someone in Edmonton wanted to build a garage suite but do it on a budget and not have it become a project where the designers make out with a fortune to build a box. Where would one turn? I wish there were template designs on offer from the city itself. Imagine that: incentivizing housing.

Pragmatic me thinks the main problem with this is that our international airport is not within city limits at the moment.

😑 www.stalbertgazette.com/beyond-local...

🤔 edmontonjournal.com/news/politic...

Of course it could. One could even argue that's partly the intended outcome. www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cSj...

kings-printer.alberta.ca/Documents/Or... Alberta’s cabinet has made official the referendum question about having a binding referendum on separation #AbLeg

Cat Power is coming!

There's a new convo about downtown investment being limited by security. My add: In my 13 years here, we've had near endless construction overwhelm downtown. It's always near impossible to walk/bike without frustration. The aesthetic is work site and layup yard. We just can't treat it with respect.

I bike to my weekly mountain bike group ride. A lot of people drive. 🤐

This is terrifying: www.nytimes.com/2026/05/27/w...

If only the duty to consult were clearer for those who have a duty to understand it.

Bike bus!

My hottest take of 2026 is I think most Canadians would be just fine not knowing a further thing about Justin Trudeau or Katy Perry. Like I don't want to speak for everyone but I suspect I kind of do.

"Alberta separatism, rooted in resentment over the province’s inability to freely exploit natural resources, relies on the ongoing denial of treaty." 🔥🎯 thetyee.ca/Opinion/2026...

Ahem: www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/arti...

My entire backyard is a spiderweb.

Get ready for pain. calgaryherald.com/business/alb...

Smith says her reading of s35 was that it was never intended to be redefined by the courts. 🚫 It is *intentionally* expansionist and creates the possibility of modern self-government agreements. It’s known as the empty box that we are obliged to fill. nationalpost.com/news/canada/...

Salut Gilles! #iykyk

“I got an idea That I wanna share You don't like it? So what, I don't care” 🙏 www.bbc.com/news/article...

Folks, this is wild. This will not just break Alberta from Canada. This would be the ballgame. "Smith also says she will ask her counterparts at a premiers’ meeting next week if there’s any appetite to amend the Constitution to refine Indigenous peoples’ land use rights." www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Weirdly thought of ‘Free Pour Joe’ tonight. Here’s a story on him that I wrote in 2007. yukon-news.com/2007/03/29/p...

Just a reminder that Canada bought Rupert's Land (covering a significant chunk of what's now Alberta) from the HBC for £300,000 pounds in the 1870s. Legitimate land sale? Likely not. But adjusted for inflation that'd be -- many, many billions.

I'm probably getting ahead of myself but:

The foreseeable future in Alberta seems set on relitigating the Trudeau era and airing grievances. Meanwhile, we added nearly one million people in the 2020s and have a whole lot of stuff to build, fix, reform, or invest in. Herein lies the saddest part of it all: We’ll fall even further behind.

Me on AM talk radio at 7:05am talking about smart-people things