Canadian Politics and Basketball. Proud Metis and Proud Canadian. Bein awesome aint easy, but it's what I do. Political staffer to my English bulldog and cat
Just a quick reminder, as Canadian #ResidentialSchools are back in the news, that it is not an Indigenous Person's duty to educate you. Please educate yourself on these issues before reaching out. Even then understand not every Indig person is an expert or wanting to engage
This is truly heartfelt! For years, the Princess Pats were intensely engaged at British Army bases helping prepare thousands of Ukrainian troops to defend their country against Russian aggression. The quality of that training is a key reason why the Russians have been stalled.
There it is residents of Regina-Qu'Appelle he does not work for you, he works for his party. So let's find anyone to represent this great part of the nation better than this lying sack of inhumanity. #honk
We honour the brave Indigenous veterans who served with strength and pride. Your stories matter! Your sacrifices are remembered! #IndigenousVeteransDay#USask#indigenousrese
On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we acknowledge the remarkable Indigenous visitors we’ve had at Canada House, like Chief Willie Littlechild (in Feb for a Commonwealth Games ceremony). And recently, 2 business delegations working on Indigenous investment opportunities. #NIPD
Absolutely WILD that only Liberals are authorized to VOTE for our next Prime Minister of Canada 🇨🇦 Anyone supporting this does NOT believe in Democracy
Are you ready?
Join us! You don't need to just live in Regina-Wascana.
Together, we will take back Regina-Wascana and give #Sask real representation in Ottawa once again! #EmpowerOurFuture#SendJeffToOttawa
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Dr. Pomeroy’s expertise is a vital asset for Canada. We will need the smartest and most nimble management, and ultimately, expansion of the original South Saskatchewan River Project to store water after deluges and utilize it intelligently during droughts.
Hey @JohnMcKayLib - Thank you for remembering John Embury. He was a great strength to me during several portfolios, incl’g Finance. That’s now properly recorded in Hansard, thnx to you & Patrick Durocher. John & I both appreciated all your help/support & your lasting friendship.
Thinking tonight of a great friend and colleague from Saskatchewan, John Embury, who has just passed away - far too soon. John was an incisive thinker and masterful communicator with a wicked wit and delightful personality. We’ll miss him deeply. Lots of love to Marjo & family.💔
Had the distinct honour to introduce our Federal Agriculture Minister, Lawrence Macaulay, to the crowd at the Copper Kettle last night.
It was a pleasure to meet and chat with you, Minister.
#skpoli#Sask@L_MacAulay
As in the last two years, our solemn remembrance this year of the Holodomor Genocide in Ukraine (an atrocity committed by Stalin in 1932-33) is tinged by the new agony imposed on Ukraine by Putin’s illegal war of aggression. Ukraine forms the frontline of democracy for everyone.
Yesterday, Pat Fiacco endorsed Lori Bresciani. He says she can unite council. I don't think people realize how much Bresciani was an engine for division and delay on council. #yqrcc
It saddens me to learn of a hero, a legend, world changer Justice Murray Sinclair’s passing. As the first Indigenous judge appointed in Manitoba and chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), he fundamentally changed how Canada confronts its history of residential schools and Indigenous relations.
Justice Sinclair led the historic TRC from 2009 to 2015, documenting the devastating impact of residential schools by gathering testimony from over 6,500 survivors. His work brought previously silenced voices to the forefront of Canadian consciousness and resulted in 94 Calls to Action that continue to shape Canada’s path toward reconciliation.
Beyond the TRC, his achievements were remarkable - from his groundbreaking appointment to the bench in 1988 to serving as a respected Senator from 2016-2021. He conducted important inquiries into Indigenous healthcare and justice systems in Manitoba, consistently advocating for systemic change with wisdom, dignity and determination.
A respected Ojibwe leader and mentor, Justice Sinclair helped countless Canadians understand that reconciliation is not just about acknowledging the past, but about creating a better future together. His legacy lives on in Canada’s ongoing journey toward truth, healing and meaningful reconciliation.
Chi-miigwech, Justice Sinclair, for your transformative leadership and unwavering commitment to justice. My loving condolences to his family as they bid goodbye 🪶
📸 Justin Tang Canadian Press