Does one of Canada's key Residential School Denialists have a track record as a long-time conspiracy theorist? Nina Green, Residential School Denier & Nina Green, Shakespeare Denier

Does one of Canada's key Residential School Denialists have a track record as a long-time conspiracy theorist?

Maybe the @nationalpost.bsky.social, @wsj.com UK @telegraphnews.bsky.social & the Fraser Institute should double check their sources before they deny proven historic crimes.

mario is one of the stupidest "commentators" on tiktok 🤣 classic finance bro brain rot

VicPD tweeted a letter on the firing of the SD61 board that is 1) From their "union," the openly political arm of VicPD, 2) Includes a lie in the first sentence, and 3) Calls the firing a "successful day" that they attribute in part to police lobbying. Congrats police on your successful coup!

I only skimmed it today, but my initial takeaway was that if the board did make mistakes in consulting, it's a distraction. The advisor made recommendations on how to improve, and there were options short of firing them. It was always about the government buying into a police definition of "safety."

100%. it also seems like something easier to nail them on. there's always a group that feels they weren't properly consulted.

1. I am deeply disappointed in the @bcndp.bsky.social @lisabeare.bsky.social decision to fire the democratically elected Greater Victoria School Board today. I have fond memories of John Horgan’s support for the VSB when the BCLibs fired us. #bced #bcpoli

horrible, anti-democratic decision—but i guess not surprising from a party that refused to let party democracy decide their leader last race. what are your thoughts on this special advisor report that preceded this?

news.gov.bc.ca/files/Specia...

Firing an elected school board for trying to have a say over how police interact with students definitely fits for a party that campaigned on being better friends to the police than the conservatives. Police hurt people every day, and they shouldn't be in schools.

Alberta Premier Smith willing to use the notwithstanding clause on trans health bill EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says using the notwithstanding clause to shield her government's transgender health restrictions is on the table as a "last resort."

Alberta just admitted that it's willing to bypass 🇨🇦 constitutional protections re: the right "to life, liberty and security of the person" and "not to be subjected to any cruel and unusual treatment" in order to uphold a GAC ban.

This is bad.

www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/politics/alb...

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It's rare you get such a clear illustration of whose lives have value in America and whose don't

I'm saddened to report that Alberta has passed a gender affirming care ban for under 16s, which would ban puberty blockers and HRT way past the age most experience puberty.

globalnews.ca/news/1090042...

Why the housing crisis is not an immigration problem We cannot allow ourselves to be misled by property hoarders who want to blame the housing crisis on economically precarious temporary residents while they collect the rent. As Laurence Braun-Woodbury ...

We cannot allow ourselves to be misled by property hoarders who want to blame the housing crisis on immigrants while they collect the rent.

This is not a population crisis—this is a commodity bubble created by investor enthusiasm and avarice.