Michael Moses

Water pollution: 100% tariff-free | The Narwhal From coal mining runoff in British Columbia to bacterial blooms in the Great Lakes, water pollution won’t be contained by the Canada-U.S. border

From coal mining runoff in British Columbia to bacterial blooms in the Great Lakes, water pollution won’t be contained by the Canada-U.S. border. Our latest newsletter: thenarwhal.ca/newsletter-w...

The far right have dominated social media for too long.
It's time to take the fight to the fascist disinformation gangs.
We can build an international network of resistance.
I am speaking with @meidastouch.bsky.social about launching #meidascanda.
Stay tuned.
TEAM CANADA is about to hit the ice.

New Blog Post: Nearly 40 new shelter spaces open in Williams Lake. View at cariboopolitics.blogspot.com/2025/08/near... #cariboopoli #bcpoli #RootsOnFirst #BCHousing #WilliamsLake #BCLocalGov #LocalGov #bcmuni #cdnmuni

BC is the second-largest exporter of softwood lumber in the world.

We’ll keep fighting for workers and push for a long-term softwood deal.

My statement on the Prime Minister’s announcement of new supports for Canada’s forestry sector 👇🏾

#bcpoli #BCForestry

Canada’s Conservatives can’t quit their grocery price politicking Climate change is obviously driving up the cost of food. Why can’t Canada’s Conservatives admit it?

Climate change is a far bigger contributor to food price inflation than federal climate policies in Canada. At some point, even the most blinkered Conservative partisan is going to have to face up to this politically inconvenient truth, @maxfawcett.bsky.social writes.

“if you want to see a world-class city, you look at the state of your weakest, poorest and most vulnerable people. That has got to be the measure of our society."

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Real pride. Real partnership. Big smiles with Chief and Council of the Lake Babine First Nation, as we sign the expansion of their Woodland License.

This is what true reconciliation looks like. It’s a powerful thing, and an honour to be part of.

#Reconciliation #BCForests

Wildfires are a reality for people in Northeast BC.

Yet with their endurance & the work of the BC Wildfire Service, they always bounce back. Now leaders in wildfire innovation, clean energy.

Taking a moment at the BCWS Base to discuss some of the wisdom I’ve learned from them.

#BCWildfire #BCWS

Thanks to everyone responding to the Izman Creek wildfire north of #Lytton.

This fire is roughly 245 hectares in size and is a wildfire of note.

Stay safe, follow local orders, and get the latest info on the BC Wildfire app 📱

🔗 wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/incidents?fi...

#BCWildfire

B.C. will be the engine of the new Canadian economy powered by clean and affordable electricity delivered by BC Hydro. ⚡️

Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day!

I spent it in Vancouver, celebrating with Joan Phillip, Phyllis Webstad, and others.

This is such an important day. We need to set an example for our children that Indigenous culture is something to be cherished, and that we all belong together.

I’ve read too much science fiction too many dystopian novels and too many poems on civil rights to be quiet…

“Let's get on with building this beautiful country and finally deliver prosperity for all.” - Assembly of First Nations’ National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak at #FCM2025AC.

We have an update on BC Wildfire Service support for our neighbours out East:
 
We are deploying another 50+ BCWS fighters to Manitoba, in addition to the nearly 100 in Ontario.
 
We’re also sending resources to Saskatchewan, in response to wildfire activity.

#TeamCanada #BCWS

When the call comes in asking for help, BC is always ready to answer.

In the coming days we will deploy BC Wildfire Service personnel to Manitoba to help battle a challenging start to their wildfire season.

We had one in Williams Lake too! ❤️

During wildfire season, we must ensure our livestock is protected too.

Farmers and ranchers are encouraged to register the location of their livestock, through the Premises ID program. Just one way we can keep animals out of harm’s way.

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#BCWildfire #BCGov

Mother Earth on our side By Xavier Kataquapit In a world that is so upside down these days we really need to count on our leadership and Elders to stand up for us, for Mother Earth and to make sure that there is a world in pl...

“Make no mistake about it, our leaders are constantly under fire through lobbying from wealthy corporate interests and those who are more interested in making money rather than protecting Mother Earth and the people and creatures who live on our planet.”

#Indigenous #FirstNations #leadership

B.C. groups demand inquest in deaths of young Indigenous women Justice for Girls, UBCIC, the B.C. Civil Liberties Association joined the families of 3 women to demand an inquest into their deaths.

'They’re dismissed. They are not fully investigated. And quite frankly, that has to change.'

Justice for Girls and the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs are among the groups calling for a coroner’s inquest into the deaths of three young Indigenous women.

Unbroken by Angela Sterritt: Guided MMIW Book Study (Online Mondays) Let's dive deep into "Unbroken" by Angela Sterritt every Monday evening - discussing, sharing, and learning together online!

What are you doing to help spread awareness and safety regarding MMIW in our communities?

Join me at Awakenings where they're having a book study of Angela Sterritt’s book “Unbroken." Let's take the time to understand how to make our communities safer.

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Two of Carney’s greatest strengths seem to be he’s not terminally online and doesn’t listen to people who are.

I’m proud to join the great Cyndi Lauper in the fight for women’s rights & healthcare. Go to www.bonfire.com/girlswantrights2025 to get a shirt and learn more about the #GirlsJustWantToHaveFundamentalRights Fund. @tidescommunity.bsky.social

So proud of you, Leah. Sending our love from out West in BC.

Pierre Poilievre went from a 25-point lead and being a lock for next prime minister to losing the election — and his seat.

Canadian politics…twists.

Mi'kmaw MP Jaime Battiste elected in new Nova Scotia riding Mi'kmaw MP Jaime Battiste will be heading back to Ottawa as the member of Parliament for Cape Breton-Canso-Antigonish.

Battiste, Gazan, Morin win seats in Parliament in 45th general election.

‪Anyone who has had the pleasure of meeting @jagmeetsingh.ca knows he has deep sense of love for people and always puts them first. ‬

‪From dental care for seniors, to Pharmacare, he’s made life better for countless people.‬

‪Thank you for your work for Canadians.‬

I've had a couple of people suggest Leah Gazan might be considering a run at the NDP Leadership, and as an Ojibwe with ties to Sioux Lookout all I'll say is damn, those Lakota play a long game.

We are devastated by last night’s tragedy at the Lapu Lapu festival in south Vancouver.

Our hearts are with everyone whose friends and loved ones were impacted — particularly those in BC’s tight-knit Filipino community.

CBC News post reads: April 17, 2025 On April 16, during a live broadcast following the French-language federal election leaders' debate on CBC News Network, chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton, said "Yes, there have been remains of Indigenous children found in various places across the country ... " As CBC News has reported on multiple occasions, what several Indigenous communities across Canada have discovered on the sites of some former residential schools are potential burial sites or unmarked graves.

CW: residential schools

CBC News issued a correction for a correct statement.

There have been remains found.

A fragment of a child’s jawbonewas found at a site in Saskatchewan. The remains of a child under five were found at a former school near Edmonton.

What Rosie Barton said was correct.