Jason Gladue

@PaulStanleyLive Get him a body bag 😂

You clearly don’t want to accept that your own lack of talent is the reason you continue to fail at everything. If your father was famous you would still get nowhere because you are too busy looking enviously at others instead of looking at yourself and realizing the obvious.

@shanebacon Let’s gooooo

Onto golf’s longest day

This is the douchebag that threw the rotisserie chicken or duck or whatever the hell it was on the ice last night. These losers need to be fined and banned from Rogers Place

@TheAnnaMurphy @McAllisterBruce @RicMcIver You put yourself out there. Get thicker skin or just grow up

To be clear, my name is Anna, and I am not afraid of @McAllisterBruce It is however concerning that the Executive Director of the Office of the Premier thinks this is acceptable. I wonder if the Speaker @RicMcIver thinks it’s appropriate that a Senior Staffer for the Premier uses office time to attack Albertans on Twitter? Not behaviour that should be considered acceptable or tolerated by those who have the privilege of working in the Legislature. Hopefully @nenshi will have someone as his Executive Director who spends more time working for Albertans, less time trying to attack them.

@bruceanderson Must suck to wake up every morning lol

@atRachelGilmore Go away ha

Alberta I am inside you!!!!!!!!!!

@PaulChampLaw 😂

Wayne Gretzky can f-off. In this interview, he lies about not having US citizenship and is wrong that he can’t vote in Canada. (See Frank v Canada) Most importantly, you can’t say you’re not political but then attend the election party of the guy who says he wants to annex Canada

@MickeyBitsko22 @WTHRcom 🤡

@WTHRcom "Colter Wall" How long did it take them to come up with this phony hick name

The singer-songwriter is performing at the Murat Theatre at the Old National Centre on Wednesday, March 11 and Thursday, March 12. MORE: wthr.com/article/entert…  (📸: INDOT)

@itspriionly Jason

Drop Your Name ! I will make one for You ♥️✨

As an Oilers fan who watched the team lose in 2 back to back Stanley Cup finals, now seeing the Blue Jays lose a World Series final…. I hurt

This👇”story” is an object lesson for why trust in legacy media has plummeted, and alt right media audiences have grown. Here CTV “digital news producer” @AngeMAmato (she/her) writes a story about “experts” calling the use of Sec. 33 “a threat to democracy.” Who are the experts? A left wing academic, and a left wing activist. The latter, Howard Sapers, is a former Liberal MLA (which the article does not mention) for a party that is so marginal, it has not elected an MLA in over a decade. For good measure CTV goes on to quote two left wing union bosses, who of course are predictably outraged. A more accurate headline would be “Four people on the left angry about use of Notwithstanding Clause.” Which is the opposite of news. It’s the ultimate “Dog Bites Man” non-story. Did the CTV producer make any effort to post a balanced story by asking for comment from academics / lawyers / think tanks who support use of Sec. 33? Did she call the @CDNConstFound or the @MLInstitute’s Judicial Power Project? Did she attempt to reach any of these four scholars, who just published their views in a @nationalpost op-ed last week? macdonaldlaurier.ca/its-the-judges… Did she have an editor who asked why her story lacked any attempt at balance? And did anyone at CTV pause for a moment to ponder how tendentious it is to accuse a democratically elected legislature of acting “undemocratically” by invoking a power whose entire purpose is to ensure democratic accountability? She provides some historical context about prior use of Sec. 33. Why does that context not include the fact that most democratically elected provincial governments (including Alberta under Premier Lougheed, and Saskatchewan under NDP Premier Blakeney) agreed to adopt the Charter *only if* it included the Notwithstanding Clause to allow democratically elected Legislatures to ensure a democratic check and balance against the abuse of undemocratic, unaccountable judicial power? Why does she not mention that for the first 33 years of the Charter era, the Canadian Courts ruled that there was no constitutionally protected right to strike? Why doesn’t she quote an expert pointing out that Allan Blakeney defended the Saskatchewan Legislature’s 1982 use of Sec. 33 to end a strike as “a legitimate use of the Notwithstanding Clause?” Or refer to Peter Lougheed’s 1987 commitment to use Sec. 33 if the courts invented a right to strike? Many thoughtful criticisms can be levelled against Section 33. Being undemocratic is not one of them. So why do we see so much agitprop like this masquerading as news from so many legacy media outlets? IMO, there are two possible answers: 1) They are blind to their own biases; and / or 2) People like @AngeMAmato believe that they have a moral imperative to be “progressive journalists” which trumps the boringly old fashioned professional imperative to be objective and balanced. Whatever the reason, “journalists” like this have no one to blame but themselves for growing distrust of legacy media, and the consequent emergence of non traditional media platforms.

@AndieWinnipeg Oh the faux outrage 😂

A reminder, this is the same Premier who after multiple viral illness seasons where the children’s hospitals have been overwhelmed by viral illness patients, made it harder for families to get vaccinated. This is not about the wellbeing of children in any way.

@Naam_kafi_hai Jason

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I asked both the @albertateachers and Alberta education minister @demetriosnAB for information about what all 51,000 teachers who are ATA members do. Clearly, they're not all classroom teachers, otherwise class size would be 15 students for every one teacher, and class size wouldn't be the massive issue it is in some Alberta schools. I got the following information back from Alberta Education: Spring Head Count Chart The table shows the roles that certificated teachers are filling within school boards, with classifications determined by individual school boards. This data is collected twice per year—in spring and fall—and is submitted by employers under the Certification Regulation. Its primary purpose is to keep teacher workforce data updated. The upcoming fall submission is expected soon. 1/2

@atRachelGilmore Lawyer lol

Jesus Christ. So fucking creepy and sick. I was arriving at a fundraiser for medical aid in Gaza. This is obscene. Did you and your quivering cameraman not get enough kicks the first time?? What part of the letter my lawyer sent was unclear??? Leave me alone!!!

@unlearn16tweet @ABDanielleSmith Love all the energy you waste gas lighting

Using the notwithstanding is a sign of weakness masquerading as strength @ABDanielleSmith

@nenshi First day how did it go 😂

Everything we’ve heard indicates the UCP is about to override the Charter of Rights and Freedoms for the first time in Alberta’s history. Which of our rights will Danielle Smith come after next? youtube.com/shorts/UEVW3Uq…

@RhiHoyleYEG @pancholi_rakhi ATA corruption and you will solve the issues. Rage bait till whenever. The majority of albertans want school and kids together

That’s right! @pancholi_rakhi nails it! #ableg #abpoli

@NDPJulia @nenshi @albertaNDP He’s too low energy. Going to be a long day for him

The time has come for @nenshi to take his seat in the legislature, to respond to the throne speech, ask questions of the Premier and be with our @albertaNDP team as we stand up for Albertans. Excited to watch us talk about the Priorities that Albertans want. #AbEd #AbHealth

@atRachelGilmore Just upset you aren’t invited anywhere

Pretty revealing that outgoing Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie is willing to break bread with someone who regularly denies the genocide and famine in Gaza. Not to mention his views on safe supply and trans folks. Personally, I’d lose my appetite!