A four-panel LEGO-style cartoon titled “The Bullsh#t Town Hall,” depicting a female politician character at a coal mining town hall in Alberta. Panel 1: She stands at a lectern, smiling, with the label “1. Responsible Development.” Panel 2: She blocks a door with a red sign reading “MEDIA NOT ALLOWED,” labeled “2. Media Locked Out.” Two concerned LEGO figures are visible behind the glass door. Panel 3: Standing in front of bulldozers and holding a sign that says “UPDATE POLICY,” she smiles again. The label reads “3. Modernization = Rebranded Sellout.” Panel 4: She holds a water bottle next to a warning sign with a fish symbol, labeled “4. Downplaying Selenium.” The image satirizes Premier Danielle Smith’s recent Fort Macleod town hall where coal development concerns, media exclusion, policy greenwashing, and water contamination risks were widely criticized by the public.

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At the Fort Macleod town hall: media locked out, coal rebranded as “modernization,” and selenium risks downplayed. But no PR cycle can clean up poisoned water.
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