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WHO’S WITH ME?? 💙🌎

no trees no windbreaks in sight for miles just an idiot burning gas to blow dirt in a circle

@ABDanielleSmith So responsibly produced that there are over $300 Billion in existing and ignored environmental liabilities from Alberta’s Fossil fuel industry alone. Endangered species are not being considered or protected strongly enough either as it’s always corporate $$ first! 🛑 Gaslighting

@RosieRocks28 You’re very sad.

FN chiefs are against Alberta separatism because Canada is the golden goose for them. They profit handsomely from the grift with Ottawa while their own people live in squalor. Very sad.

Can't stop thinking about Elon Musk, the wealthiest man alive worth $828 billion, spending $290 million to elect Trump, becoming $563 billion richer since Trump was elected and ending humanitarian aid that will lead to the deaths of 4.5 million of the poorest kids on the planet.

I just had a cool chat with Tim Bousquet of the Halifax Examiner. He is doing a series with artists in NS about the cuts in the arts from @TimHoustonNS. #nspoli #novascotia

@Martyupnorth So you slag carney for going to China but trump is a hero for going to China cap in hand. So weird.

Trump just landed in China. Mark Carney is about to get a dose of reality.

Billionaires could do good if they wanted. This is acceptable behavior.

P.K. Subban has fulfilled his $10 million commitment to Montreal Children’s Hospital — the largest donation by an athlete in Canadian history ❤️ A decade-long promise kept, with approximately 100,000 children helped. Respect 🫡

This video will change your life

Isn’t it great that we’re celebrating David Attenborough’s 100th birthday whilst ignoring the message he’s spent the last 20 years trying to get through to us:

Google founder Sergey Brin's wealth has DOUBLED to $311 billion since Trump's election. Now he’s spending $57M to oppose a 5% billionaires' wealth tax in California. He’d rather millions lose healthcare than pay his fair share in taxes. This kind of arrogance is unacceptable.

A lesson on social democracy that is not from a lying billionaire.

You gotta work hard to turn a once wet tallgrass prairie into a dustbowl! It requires dedication, government intervention through mandates and multiple bailouts, and a pathological unwillingness to try anything else.

@kapital_kat @MelissaLantsman @CPC_HQ That’s good. Hadn’t seen it before.

@MelissaLantsman The @CPC_HQ is nothing but permanent rupture for the past 30 years. And STILL use the same fear mongering bullshit to convince people you’re on their side? Other more sane people would watch this video and feel warm hearted and think yes we do love our American neighbours 🥴

Mark Carney really wants a permanent rupture with our closest customer and the all the folks in this video in favour of a strategic partnership for a new world order with the dictatorship in Beijing? Seriously unhinged.

@YukonStrong Nobody in Canada ever thought of booing the American anthem until Trump started all his whiny, petulant, chaotic, psychotic, childish, bad mannered, arrogant, classless shit.

Canadians under Carney boo the American Anthem Americans under Trump sing the Canadian anthem The elbows up crowd can learn from Trump's America

Maple sugar camps cover Cumberland County and we understand and respect the value of local food production. Nova Scotia’s government speaks often about supporting local food, agriculture, and rural economic development. Yet at the same time, we are seeing decisions that do the exact opposite. A long-standing maple operation, the Hutchinson family in the Valley, has been given notice that their Crown land lease will not be renewed, despite operating under a long-term agreement and maintaining the land for years. So what has changed? Why are we moving away from a commitment to agriculture and local food, toward decisions that create instability and uncertainty for producers? Nova Scotia has over 100 maple producers, most small, family-run operations. The entire industry generates a few million dollars annually, and brings great value to rural communities, tourism, and food security. Decisions like this send a message: - That long-term investment in agriculture is not secure. - That local food producers can be displaced with little notice. - That other priorities are now taking precedence, without transparency. If this is about competing land use - whether resource development or something else - then Nova Scotians deserve to know. You cannot say you support local food while shutting down a local food producer. You cannot say you support rural Nova Scotia while creating uncertainty for those who sustain it. This isn’t just about one farm. It’s about the path we are choosing as a province. Please speak up if you don't agree with the decision to shut down the maple producer in the Valley, whom I am told is Nova Scotia's largest producer.

Battery storage is now the fastest-growing power tech on Earth: In 2025, we added 110GW of battery capacity in a single year, more than the highest-ever annual capacity additions from natural gas The storage revolution isn't coming. It is already out-building gas at its peak

Quote of the day 👇

Pamela Brown: A $430 million bet was placed moments before the president's latest announcement. Sam Liccardo: Five separate presidential announcements in the last month where we've seen excessive trading within minutes. This is not a mere coincidence. This is racketeering.