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Posts by Heather Campbell

The Alberta government is so gross on so many levels. Absence of ethics, no respect for rule of law, and regularly dismisses & disrespects expertise.

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Television going on mute. Commentators are doing boxing commentary instead of hockey play-by-play.

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The bunch of them can barely fit in the penalty box. 🏒

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Opinion: Possible changes to Alberta’s electoral map put democracy at risk If the UCP fiddles with the map, it could guarantee a conservative supermajority for a generation

www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/arti...

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The long and costly shadow of COVID-19 Infected Canadians are still suffering from symptoms, but we don’t know how many
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You’ve all heard of biopsy. But what happens after?

Biomedical Scientist Yolly takes us inside a lab, where science turns cells into answers.

Together for health. #StandWithScience

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Congratulations, Oilers. One game at a time. Same thing for the Canadiens.

More important question - who was sitting in Sam Mraiche's box at the Oilers game tonight? Inquiring minds and all...

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Super fun! Hold on Edmonton!🏒

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And now it is fun, again. Oh my.

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And then, just like that, it is not fun at all.

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Okay, this feels very fun Oilers. Continue.

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Good singing, Edmonton. 🎶

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Oh Jesus, Blue Jays. Bases loaded and Sosa strikes out. Sigh. ⚾️

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Tracks. ⚾️🤣

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Raptors about to get the participation award for their playoff run so far. Ugh.

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Raptors having an ugly start against the Cavs in game 2. Sigh.

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Quote: "The credential fight is a diversion. The real problem is that our political system rewards economic rhetoric and punishes economic honesty." 👏🏾

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Doug Ford gives up a gravy plane for his normal clown car Politicians shouldn’t have to suffer, but spending public funds on private jets is never going to be popular
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Quote: "It’s about protecting Poilievre’s ego and re-living his happier days, when he was riding high in the polls and pontificating about everything from inflation to cryptocurrency in opposition to a PM he could demean as just “a drama teacher.”"

Pierre Poilievre's insecurities are showing.

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As Premier Danielle Smith appears poised to bring permantn DST to Alberta, a reminder that Albertans voted against adopting Daylight Saving Time in a referendum in 2021.

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Calgary and Edmonton drove the the 'No' vote in Alberta's 2021 referendum on permanent daylight savings

The question — Do you want Alberta to adopt year-round Daylight Saving Time, which is summer hours, eliminating the need to change our clocks twice a year? — was narrowly defeated by a vote of 50.2% to 49.8% provincewide. But the vote breakdown varied by geography.

Source: Elections Alberta
Chart: Robson Fletcher, Data & Storytelling Strategist

Calgary and Edmonton drove the the 'No' vote in Alberta's 2021 referendum on permanent daylight savings The question — Do you want Alberta to adopt year-round Daylight Saving Time, which is summer hours, eliminating the need to change our clocks twice a year? — was narrowly defeated by a vote of 50.2% to 49.8% provincewide. But the vote breakdown varied by geography. Source: Elections Alberta Chart: Robson Fletcher, Data & Storytelling Strategist

Albertans narrowly rejected permanent daylight saving time in a 2021 referendum.

But today Premier Danielle Smith revealed the province *is* going ahead with it anyway.

Opposition in the referendum was strongest in the biggest cities, while support was stronger in smaller towns and rural areas.

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Of course, we *did* have a referendum on this.

In 2021.

Ordered by the UCP government.

And Albertans voted 'No'.

The website is still up.

It says: "The results of the referendum are binding. Alberta will continue changing their clocks twice a year."

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You might win this math.
- 1 pill to keep the cancer at bay
- 4 pills for side-effects of the one cancer pill
- 1 injection to deal with side-effects from previous cancer pill
- 4 creams/ointments to deal with side-effects from previous cancer pill

My custom designed medication list is a trip. 🤣

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Twenty years later, Canadian luxury label Greta Constantine is still thriving The current collection marks a confident evolution, one that reflects a milestone year for the fashion house

Kirk is excellence defined. 👏🏾🇨🇦

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Quote: "Think about that – 159 years since Confederation and not one sitting U.S. president issues a direct challenge to Canada’s existence. Now it happens more often than garbage day."

This was a very satisfying read, including the wonderfully named, 'rage gauge'.

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Blue Jays. Ugh. Dang. ⚾️

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That's what we're talking about Blue Jays! Yes! ⚾️

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It continues to be very hard to live in Alberta, sigh.

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Blanket rezoning under fire as Calgary election season kicks off | The Sprawl The eternal question: Where should growth go?

A piece from the @sprawlcalgary.bsky.social to remind folks in Calgary that the repeal of the housing strategy was never about housing, it was always about votes. www.sprawlcalgary.com/blanket-rezo...

Bunch of dudes on city council are now taking remedial housing policy courses on the internet. 2/2

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With good quotes from @serene.pixeltree.ca.

Calgary City Council now has ~ 12 weeks to come up with a replacement. None have spoken articulately on potential solutions or the reception of those solutions by the full plurality of Calgarians.

Lots of talk for over a year. Less talk, more do. 1/

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