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Sign the Petition Remove Pete Hoekstra as US ambassador to Canada. Let's send Pete Packing!

Sign and share: the petition to kick MAGA ambassador Pete Hoekstra out of Canada. Gotta love this initiative.

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Battle River-Crowfoot, remember, you get what you voted for. Buyer's remorse is a wasted emotion. Carleton had 20 years of Pollievre remorse before they booted the goof but the damage he did was enormous. They booted him too late but you poor people have been had!

🍁In Canada🍁
Our peace and quiet is ending!
The people of Battle River- Crowfoot voted in Poilievre in their by-election. These people would vote for a sandwich!
Enjoy the last weeks of relaxation.
He is already lying that inflation is up when it is actually 1.7%
Lower than the U.S.

Luke has a response 🤭

Health care is provincial… and Danielle Smith is completely selling us out. #cdnpoli

Police investigating sudden death in St. John's neighbourhood, at least 3 people detained | CBC News After residents of a west end St. John's neighbourhood were asked to shelter in place by police Thursday morning, three people were taken into custody. Police now say they're investigating a sudden de...

@cbcqueenspark.bsky.social Please tell your board of directors :

We are not the US, Normalizing gun violence is Not acceptable. Words matter. Do better with headlines and language used in articles!

"sudden death" 👉 Deadly Shooting

#Canada #GunViolence #media

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

B.C. wineries call out high fees imposed by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith often says Alberta wants to lead the way in improving interprovincial trade, but a hefty new fee on wine has B.C. wineries calling out the high cost of selling in the neighbouri...

Now cheaper for wine businesses to sell to the U.S. than to Alberta. So any bullshit you hear from @daniellesmithab.bsky.social is exactly that. Following the Trump tariff route.

#abpoli #bcpoli #cdnpoli #AlbertaUCP #YEG #YYC #ableg #wine #business #Canada

www.cbc.ca/player/play/...

Racism in Alberta has never been as strong.

Daniel Smith is setting the tone for a lot of the racism we are seeing. Telling her town hall meetings that Alberta should décide which countries immigrants should be coming from and not the Federal Liberal
Gov is racist.

This is extremism

The Planet’s Hidden Water Crisis is No Longer Invisible — It is Now Lifting the Seas and Destabilizing Civilization Massive depletion of groundwater reshaping the Earth Humanity’s rapid, unregulated pumping of groundwater is triggering a shift so vast it is altering the planet’s shape. According to a landmark study in Science Advances, 68% of freshwater loss in non-glaciated regions now stems from groundwater extraction. Once hidden underground, this water is rerouted to oceans via rivers and drainage — accelerating sea level rise faster than the melting of glaciers. The GRACE satellite data show this crisis intensified dramatically after 2014, with arid zones expanding annually by an area twice the size of California. These drying zones are no longer isolated. ❝Mega-drying❞ regions now stretch across entire continents — linking the U.S. Southwest with Mexico, North Africa with the Middle East, and large swaths of Asia and Europe. While they do not share aquifers, they face the same destiny: irreversible loss of water, food insecurity, and rising instability. A finite resource, treated as infinite Groundwater is mostly ancient — accumulated over millennia and often unreplenishable on human timescales. Yet it is being exploited for agriculture, which consumes 70% of global freshwater. Most of this water does not return to aquifers but instead flows into rivers and, ultimately, the ocean. Once there, it becomes salt water — lost to humanity unless it is treated or evaporates and falls again as rain. But rainfall, too, is dwindling in these same drying zones. This has cascading effects: land collapses as aquifers are emptied, cities sink, and coastlines flood — not from ice melt but from humanity’s own thirst. Satellite and field data now show that overpumping is the leading driver of sea level rise.

Global implications: migration, conflict, collapse More than 6 billion people live in the 101 countries now experiencing net water loss. These are the very zones where civilization has thrived for 6,000 years. As they become less habitable, displacement, food crises, and geopolitical instability loom. From Syria’s drought-linked uprising to India’s weaponization of water against Pakistan, the link between water scarcity and violence is no longer theoretical. The drying of aquifers does not just undermine agriculture — it undermines sovereignty, peace, and survival. Yet there is no international water governance, and only a few nations have functional policies. Even in the U.S., laws are weak, delayed, or geographically limited. California’s 2014 groundwater act is toothless until 2040. Arizona’s patchwork has left rural aquifers open to foreign agribusiness and speculation. Solutions exist — if power aligns with urgency Unlike carbon emissions, groundwater overuse can be curbed fast. Israel’s drip irrigation model has proven it can cut agricultural water use by 50%. California’s temporary pullback from the Colorado River in 2023–24 saved nearly 400 billion gallons. But voluntary action will not suffice. What is needed is national and global policy — water treated not as a commodity, but as a strategic resource on which the future depends. The science is clear. The solutions exist. What remains absent is governance bold enough to match the scale of the crisis. ❝We are already dipping from a trust fund. We don’t actually know how much the account has.❞ Hrishikesh Chandanpurkar, Arizona State University ❝The massive overpumping of groundwater poses enormous risk to food production.❞ Peter Gleick, Pacific Institute ❝We don’t even have a national water institution. We haven’t thought as a country about how we would even protect our own water resources.❞ Aaron Salzberg, former U.S. State Department water advisor

{𝗮𝙅𝙎𝘿}: Groundwater is vanishing, oceans are rising — and the water crisis is now rewriting the planet’s future. What was once hidden is now catastrophic: vast aquifers drained for crops are flooding coasts and collapsing cities. This isn’t tomorrow’s problem — it’s already here.

The biggest irony of anti-vaxxers is that most of them were vaxxed by sane parents and it’s comfortable for them, from a place of safety, to force bad health decisions on others while they, themselves, aren’t at risk.
#cdnpoli #uspoli

Alberta government slammed for incompetence as it pays out $143M in coal policy reversal | CBC News Alberta is paying out more than $140 million to end one of five lawsuits launched against it over its coal mining policies.

Is there a government that is more adept at taking taxpayer $$$ and lighting it on fire? The Alberta UCP are in a league of their own. The incompetence is stunning. 💸🔥#cdnpoli #abpoli www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Alberta Construction Soars Due to Trudeau's Housing Strategy Alberta is experiencing a construction boom fueled by a housing strategy initiated under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Alberta’s Surge in Construction Linked to Trudeau’s Housing Strategy #Canada

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How can the UCP govt justify their unnecessary attack on those on AISH? Attached is a great letter in today;s Edmonton Jornal.
@markcarney.bsky.social

#Ableg #Abpoli #AHS #CHA

Did anyone think the fucker in the White House would do the right thing? He hates our nation because we are a democracy.
Because we believe in the rule of law.
Canada needs to be on a war economy of resilience and resistance. This is not going away. We need to hunker down for the long fight.

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By 2030, 1 in 4 women in developed countries will remain childfree.

Up to 45% will be single by choice.

Society will frame this as a crisis.
Governments will panic over birth rates.
This is about choice though…

It's about women walking away from the roles that kept men comfortable and powerful.

Alberta, Ontario don't want feds to reintroduce First Nations safe drinking water law Environment ministers in Alberta and Ontario don't want the federal government to reintroduce the safe drinking water law for First Nations.

Why am I not surprised that the MSM isn't talking about this at all?
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"Alberta and Ontario ask Carney government to ‘refrain’ from reintroducing First Nations clean water bill"...

www.aptnnews.ca/national-new...

#CdnPoli
#OnPoli #AbPoli
#FordFailedThePeople
#NeverVoteConservative

YouTube video by Charlie Angus Fourth of July Message - Charlie Angus

This is my 4th of July message to American resisters.
We are in very dark times and it is going to get darker. But we must take back democracy and the rule of law at the grassroots and in the streets.
We need to support each other across the border.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fS2G...

If we can quickly table a border bill that would give law enforcement sweeping powers to obtain the data of Canadian citizens to "keep Canada safe," why can't we do what is necessary to require that all federal party leaders have proper security clearance to keep Canada and its citizens safe?

To all my fellow Canucks:

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Kudos Mark Carney 🇨🇦
Canada issues new 5 year Canadian bonds $3.5 billion, but sold the bonds in US dollars. The bonds were 4 times oversubscribed, so there appears to be no lack of confidence in the Canadian economy. #cdnpoli

Absolutely!
I do like to give credit where due though...the Liberals under PM Trudeau were already developing trade deals with Europe and SE Asia when the Orange Shitgibbon was in office the first time. They saw the writing on the wall.

Scientists developed a method to split CO2 into Oxygen & Carbon – even in space Transforming CO2: A Pioneering Electrochemical Strategy Inspired by Nature

Hope for efficient conversion of greenhouse gases into something useful.

When a complete asshole like Kristi Noem doen't like you, you know our Prime Minister Trudeau was doing something right. He is an admirable strong man of honour, devoted to Canada.