Alberta wins again.
C-69 (the โno new pipelinesโ law) was found unconstitutional by Albertaโs Court of Appeal yet again and the Federal Government has agreed NOT to appeal the decision.
This will necessitate a major overhaul to the legislation that will result in the elimination of all federal interference in intra-provincial infrastructure projects.
We will continue to stand up for Albertaโs provincial rights at every turn. And we will keep winning those battles.
Waitlists for opioid agonist therapy (OAT) in Alberta correctional facilities have been virtually eliminated.
Read:
๐ The news release: https://t.co/NCUnn6P9Gt
๐ The article in the @RedDeerAdvocate : https://t.co/Y3oJ3qeWfd
If Mark Carney wants to eradicate homelessness, his government must address the fact that about 30% of homeless people have acquired brain injuries so severe that they require intensive housing akin to a secure dementia unit for the rest of their lives.
https://t.co/APqRHjWNtB
.@RobShaw_BC scours the @Conservative_BC platform to figure out what the new @LDoerkson government can do in short-order after being sworn in on Nov.
https://t.co/rLVymStuTr
My grandfather Halstead Gosse passed at the age of 95 in 2018 after 65 years of Naval service.
I can assure you he did not serve so generations of Canadians could be killed by fentanyl.
Halstead was a gunner in WWII aboard HMS Totland โ famously known for blowing up German U-boat subs and rescuing American & British crewmen after their oil tankers were torpedoed.
He was amongst the heroic sailors who went into the Atlantic to pull men to safety.
"Gosse recalls taking the survivors on board.
"'They were burned pretty bad,' he says. 'We all gave up our bunks for them, so theyโd have a place to lie down.'
"The Totland transported the injured crewmen from the two tankers to St. Johnโs, Antigua.
"'One of them died as we were moving him off our ship,' he remembers. But he offers up few other details from that day.
"Asked if he would do it all over again, he did not hesitate to answer, 'Yes I would.'โ
Inspiring recovery story and a reminder that much more needs to be done everywhere to help people get their lives & families back.
โ'There's an epidemic in Newfoundland and Labrador when it comes down to drugs and the government is doing nothing for itโฆwe couldn't get into rehabs, we couldn't even get away from drug-filled shelters,'โ said Pomeroy."
https://t.co/VX22ToEiPS
We're investing $250 million to build and renew continuing care spaces and modernize seniors lodges across Alberta.
That includes $200 million through the Continuing Care Capital Program and $50 million through the Seniors Lodge Modernization Program.
Alberta's senior population continues to grow & local partners know best what their communities need. These investments will help turn that knowledge into new and improved spaces so seniors can stay close to their families, friends, and communities.
Learn more and apply at: https://t.co/52NTZfxkBW
A company that received $600,000 in taxpayer money from the BC NDP for drug checking is under investigation.
Makes me wonder about the provincially & federally taxpayer-funded DULF/VANDU/BCCSU drug-checking service used as an official tool in their dark-web trafficking.
โก๏ธ Uvic https://t.co/FUF2q2ePhW
โก๏ธ BCCSU https://t.co/JUWQvhCM4w
"... and Kalicum, a drug-checking technician at Substance, a drug-checking project on Vancouver Island, were staring down when they decided to start buying and supplying people with a tested supply of drugs."
https://t.co/vq3hloLanM
https://t.co/FoAPhZdBE7
โ'In the harm reduction field, thereโs a whole long history of the affected community taking matters into their own hands,' said Dr. Thomas Kerr, the BCCSUโs director of research and head of the division of social medicine at UBCโs department of medicine. He helped DULF with some initial ideas on a research framework while it was organizing the compassion club..."
https://t.co/J9gF22twMi
DULF/VANDU/BCCSU sends the drugs they buy on the dark-web to Substance at UVic for testing.
Substance has received federal & provincial taxpayer dollars โ including at least $1.7M from Health Canada & money from BC's Ministry of Health.
https://t.co/JnO2yGhezT
I am happy to see this. We all need to come together for those who are still lost & alone.
A question in good faith @sarahblyth โ do you support DULF/VANDU/BCCSU's efforts to codify legalization into law?
โ'In the harm reduction field, thereโs a whole long history of the affected community taking matters into their own hands,' said Dr. Thomas Kerr, the BCCSUโs director of research and head of the division of social medicine at UBCโs department of medicine. He helped DULF with some initial ideas on a research framework while it was organizing the compassion club..."
https://t.co/J9gF22twMi
"The 'Track and Trace' technology by Aidos Innovations โ a non-profit science institute developed in collaboration with the University of British Columbia โ automates drug analysis using lab robotics and provides an artificial intelligence-assisted dashboard for law enforcement to map and track dangerous drugs in B.C. communities."
https://t.co/Dg6hB3Z5mJ
A company that received $600,000 in taxpayer money from the BC NDP for drug checking is under investigation.
Makes me wonder about the provincially & federally taxpayer-funded DULF/VANDU/BCCSU drug-checking service used as an official tool in their dark-web trafficking.
โก๏ธ Uvic https://t.co/FUF2q2ePhW
โก๏ธ BCCSU https://t.co/JUWQvhCM4w
"... and Kalicum, a drug-checking technician at Substance, a drug-checking project on Vancouver Island, were staring down when they decided to start buying and supplying people with a tested supply of drugs."
https://t.co/vq3hloLanM
https://t.co/FoAPhZdBE7
Every Albertan deserves to know the health care they rely on is safe, accountable and there for them when they need it. Thatโs what Bill 39 is about.
If passed, Bill 39 would:
โ Protect Albertans in care by improving how reports of abuse are investigated and holding care providers accountable
โ Support addiction recovery by improving compassionate intervention, so Albertans with the most severe addictions get the treatment they need
โ Protect publicly funded health care by keeping insured lab services available, while making private clinics pay for lab work tied to uninsured care
โ Improve oversight with new reporting requirements for physicians and insurers involved in elective care outside the public system
Patients come first in Alberta, and our health system should always answer to the people it serves.
Guy arrested for plotting with genocidal Islamist terror group *immediately released.*
But donโt worry. There were conditions. The would-be terrorist was told not to commit any acts of terrorism. So all good.
Diesel moves the trucks that stock grocery shelves and runs the equipment in our mines, farms and forests. You do not need to own a car to pay for it.
Ottawa contents itself with having removed the consumer carbon tax, it holds fast to its second carbon tax, the Clean Fuel Regulations, which now add 15 cents to every litre of gasoline and 19 cents to every litre of diesel. All the while it makes a windfall in GST and HST revenue, which compounds the direct increase in fuel prices and its knock-on effect on the cost of everything else.
https://t.co/Gf8784Yu1N
Iโm delighted to share that โHere For Canada: Memoirs of the 22nd Prime Ministerโ is now officially released. It was an honour to serve our country, the best country in the world, with an incredible team of colleagues and I am pleased to share my account of those years.
Purchase your copy here: https://t.co/CUNIw27kaK