Kyle 🇨🇦

@America, maybe it’s time to exercise your beloved 2nd amendment rights…?

No mention of quality…raises the suspicion a bit

It’s still the Kennedy Center
It’s still the Gulf of Mexico
It’s still the Department of Defense
It’s still Twitter

If you have any other Q’s feel free to ask us

I want 100000 of these.

So pumped for Yesavage, Scherzer got mad-happy

Scientists found the missing nutrients bees need — Colonies grew 15-fold Scientists have developed a breakthrough food supplement that could help save honeybees from devastating declines. By engineering yeast to produce six essential sterols found in pollen, researchers pr...

This feels like a spot of good news

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Such a special place!

Familiar, but different…is that Tombstone?

“..when Canadian mining companies face resistance abroad, Ottawa mobilizes to protect them—not the environment, not workers, and not the sovereignty of other nations.”

Throughout this radio show, I’ve heard her say “so many people are moving to Alberta, and it’s putting pressure on our social programs.” What I haven’t heard her say is that the migration is in part caused by the UCP and their ad campaigns in other provinces to attract people to move here.

To Home a tissue box cover that is 3-D printed with the tissue coming out of the top that changes colors very very quickly from layer to layer to make it look like rainbowINSAR. There is a script “Tahoma“ with Mount Rainier underneath in the style of Forest service signs.

Detail of the 3-D printed Mount Rainier topography in rainbow color gradient

Mount Saint Helens 3-D printed tissue box cover top that is printed in purple and gold so it looks purple in One Direction and gold in the other direction

Black and green Mount Saint Helens volcano tissue box top cover. It looks green from One Direction and black from the other.

Heads-up! I just posted a new batch of Lawetlat’la (Mt St Helens), Tahoma (Mt Rainier) and Erebus (Antarctica) scale model 3D-printed volcano tissue box covers in my shop. This is the first time Tahoma has been offered in InSAR colors.
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YouTube video by Thomas Benjamin Wild Esq I've No More F***s To Give!

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

WTH is Alberta’s oil industry smoking?

Back away from the OPEC hopium, @ABDanielleSmith, @BrianJeanAB, @rebeccakschulz. You, too, @MarkJCarney and @timhodgsonmt.

Show your math. Prove there are Asian customers for AB's heavy crude.
#ABleg #cdnpoli
youtu.be/nYKlK9jAFL0

Most of them…

As a youth I remember getting a kick out of posing it like a question.

Can an ass kiss(?)

The Stink of BS at Premier Smith’s Coal Town Hall | The Tyee The rowdy meeting’s air reeked of government deception. Locals were having none of it.

“Political bullshit, by the way, is defined as “persuasive communication that has no regard for truth, knowledge or evidence.” And that’s what Smith and her deferential companions delivered shamelessly.”

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

thetyee.ca/Opinion/2025...

Ah yes, the ol’ outta sight outta mind tactic. It’s reminiscent of dumping nuclear waste in the ocean.

Ghastly fuckers

The final days of the Alberta Legislature’s Spring 2025 session pissed me off. I rolled up my sleeves right after and started a research project.

I present to you all an #ableg 🧵:
Danielle Smith’s Legislative Wrecking Ball: Part One

The Danielle Smith Legislative Ledger – Part Two: The Wrecking Ball Keeps Swinging
The bills that didn’t make headlines. The ones that rewired Alberta quietly, methodically, and permanently.
This isn’t noise. It’s memory. It’s fuel.
#ableg 🧵

Debates (Hansard) No. 7 - June 3, 2025 (45-1) - House of Commons of Canada Debates (Hansard) No. 7 - June 3, 2025 (45-1) - House of Commons of Canada

“From 1981 to 2015, there were an average of 18 smoke hours per year in the city of Calgary. No year had over 100.

Now we see hundreds of smoke hours routinely: 315 in 2017, 450 in 2018, 439 in 2021, 512 in 2023, and 2024 was ‘only’ 200.”

I hate this team so much

Le sigh

He is, and that really says something about the state of the party, and ideology.

Opinion | Let’s drop the phoney Alberta versus Canada nonsense. The province has met the enemy — and it is them During the so-called decade of federal ‘attacks on oil,’ Alberta oil giants set records for production and profits, writes Jim Stanford. So why is the average Albertan not getting their cut? Jim-Stanford By Jim StanfordContributing Columnist Jim Stanford, director of the Centre for Future Work in Vancouver, is a freelance contributing columnist for the Star. Follow him on Twitter: @jimbostanford. (Trigger warning: The author was born, bred, and educated in Alberta. Reader discretion is advised.)

~WOW!! Every Single Albertan needs to read this!
It's all we've been saying& MORE in one tidy package

There’s never been more oil wealth generated despite the Libs in Ottawa

There is no province where real incomes&living standards have deteriorated more in the past decade than AB
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During a debate titled "One Christian vs. Twenty Atheists," Jordan Peterson loses by forgetting what side he’s on

Long-Closed Crowsnest Pass Coal Mines Still Polluting Water, Alberta Government Scientists Reveal Water below Tent Mountain has selenium levels nearly four times above the limit for safe human consumption.

therockies.life/long-closed-... #ableg #Calgary #Edmonton #Lethbridge

Former Alberta conservative MLA launches petition to stop Alberta separation Former Edmonton MLA and Deputy Premier Thomas Lukaszuk says he has put forward a petition to Elections Alberta about the province staying in Canada.

#ForeverCanada

www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/vid...

Smith and the UCP are just so goddamn awful. If we're ever able to boot them out, it's going to take years to undo the UCP's fuckery but rural Alberta would eat a shit sandwich so "libs" will have to smell their breath.

The Quebec referendum, Alberta separation and the politics of Big Oil in Canada 45 years after the first Quebec referendum, Canada's still searching for a path to economic sovereignty and Alberta wants to separate.

“Canada’s oil and gas sector and their lickspittles will complain once again that the federal government didn’t support them enough or that Quebec stood in the way. The ‘party of personal responsibility’ always finds a way to blame everyone but themselves.”

An editorial by @taylornoakes.com.