ALadyTess

My own thoughts and opinions
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[🇨🇦BC @Scoobie8657]

Many of these fucking idiots were not around in 1989 when the Exxon Valdez wrecked. 11 million gallons of crude oil and 1300 miles of coast trashed killing everything it touched. Fisheries collapsed. Dozens of dead Orcas. Environmental catastrophe

[Lucy 🇨🇦 @TheBlueGem3]

Hey Albertans massive data centres are being planned in Olds, Grand Prairie, Acheson, Leduc County, Rocky view County, Gibbons, Indus and more!. Rural folks should be furious, we should all be furious!

[Cxspxxr✘🧸 @_6signxxx]

Nursing is to white women what being a cop is to white men.

[Aidan Simardone @AidanSimardone]

Everything Israel is doing to Palestinians, Canada has done or is currently doing to Indigenous people

[cm @cmcalgary]

"With sadness, we announce the dissolution of the Alberta Water Council. Thank you to all our partners, friends, and the Government of Alberta for their generous grant throughout the years. See details in press release below:"

https://t.co/2QCsVOCQ5b

#Alberta #abpoli

[The Serfs (youtube.com/theserftimes) @theserfstv]

Canada banned Kneecap from performing in the country - but allowed Kristi Noem to immigrate and have a cushy job in a BC mining company post her fascist run of being part of an administration threatening to annex Canada

[‏ً @omgsidewalks]

The older I get, the harder it is to see 18-19 year olds as adults. Those are just babies. Like their life is literally just starting. They don’t know ANYTHING.

[Anonymous @YourAnonOne]

A single AI data center being built in Texas will use as much electricity as the entire city of Seattle.

And it is just one of five gigawatt-scale AI data centers set to come online in 2026.

[The Breakdown @TheBreakdownAB]

People know that Supervised Consumption Sites are part of health care.

It’s the politicians that are weaponizing them.

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

[Sternschubsi Miechlämken @Schubskreis]

Seit 1881 gibt es in Deutschland
Wetteraufzeichnung.
Von 1881-2000 gab es einen einzigen Tag, an dem 40 Grad oder mehr gemessen wurden.
In 119 Jahren ein Tag.

Von 2000-2025 gab es
9 solcher Tage.
In 25 Jahren 9 Tage.

Diese Woche gab es 4 Tage
mit 40 Grad.
In einer Woche 4 Tage.

[Allison Jade @da95824]

Smith openly admits that the referendum questions are about getting a "mandate" to centralize even more power under herself.

Look at what she currently controls. How is that going?

Why would anyone ever trust this government with more?

[Evie ♡ @EFCevie]

being a climate change denier in 2026 is actually so cringe. like grow up and look outside

[🇨🇦Wayne🇨🇦 @Reil76]

Funny how the loudest “Canada is broken” voices keep coming from the provinces with the worst premiers running the show.

Here’s the part people skip: your daily life is run by your province, not Ottawa. Healthcare, schools, hospitals, highways, policing, housing approvals, electricity rates. All provincial jurisdiction. The premier you voted for controls almost everything that actually touches your day to day.

Alberta’s economy gets mismanaged by Smith, healthcare gets gutted, and somehow it’s Ottawa’s fault. Saskatchewan posts some of the worst outcomes on healthcare wait times and education funding in the country, then blames “the Laurentian elite.”

These are the same people who vote for cuts, then complain when the cuts hurt. Vote for underfunded hospitals, then post about ER wait times like it’s a national betrayal. Vote against federal transfers and equalization fixes, then act shocked when their own province can’t deliver services.

If your premier controls your hospital wait time, your kid’s classroom size, and your power bill, and all three are getting worse, that’s not a “Canada is broken” problem. That’s a “you elected this” problem.

The data is right there. Most of the “Canada is failing” energy isn’t coming from a place of national decline. It’s coming from provincial governance failures, dressed up as a federal crisis.

[chels @gremlingardener]

“only when the last tree has been cut down, the last fish been caught, and the last stream poisoned, will we realize we cannot eat money”

[ɠɧıʂɧ @rirokpik]

Dear white women. The Handmaids Tale did not "predict the future," it is without exaggeration based on the real treatment of Black and Indigenous people thru history. It HAS happened, its BEEN happening, its just for the first time it is happening to YOU. Get it together.

[AJ Punk 🇨🇦 @SilentSnow89]

Alberta has the fastest-rising auto insurance prices in Canada.

Alberta also has by far the fastest-rising electricity prices in Canada.

Alberta is about to introduce pay for play healthcare.

Dear separatists: it isn't Ottawa making your life more expensive.

It's Edmonton.

[Brandi Morin @Songstress28]

My latest is out via Indigenous Insider. Link below:
“Community after community told me some version of the same thing: we signed because we had nothing left, because the government had made sure there was nothing left, because the alternative to the deal was more of the same slow erasure. This is what colonial oppression looks like when it reaches its intended conclusion — it backs people so far into a corner that agreeing to potential harm to what remains of your land becomes the rational choice. When you’ve already lost most of what you had, when your people are sick and your language is dying and your water is poisoned, the calculation changes. That, to me, is not consent.”

https://t.co/x9wSq4Q34t