Alison Creekside
@alisoncreekside.bsky.social
Settler on the Salish Sea
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Under Bill 14 announced today, the following words would be banned from the names of any new parties registered in the province:
❌ advantage
❌communist
❌conservative
❌democratic
❌green
❌independence
❌liberal
❌pro-life
❌reform
❌republican
❌solidarity
❌wildrose
#ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli
❌ advantage
❌communist
❌conservative
❌democratic
❌green
❌independence
❌liberal
❌pro-life
❌reform
❌republican
❌solidarity
❌wildrose
#ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli
December 4, 2025 at 11:44 PM
Attorney General of Alberta immunity👀
A person who is or has been the AG of Alberta is not subject to any proceedings of the Law Society or to any sanction imposed under this Act for anything done by the person
‘while exercising powers and carrying out the duties and
functions of the AG of Alberta
A person who is or has been the AG of Alberta is not subject to any proceedings of the Law Society or to any sanction imposed under this Act for anything done by the person
‘while exercising powers and carrying out the duties and
functions of the AG of Alberta
December 5, 2025 at 12:09 AM
Attorney General of Alberta immunity👀
A person who is or has been the AG of Alberta is not subject to any proceedings of the Law Society or to any sanction imposed under this Act for anything done by the person
‘while exercising powers and carrying out the duties and
functions of the AG of Alberta
A person who is or has been the AG of Alberta is not subject to any proceedings of the Law Society or to any sanction imposed under this Act for anything done by the person
‘while exercising powers and carrying out the duties and
functions of the AG of Alberta
This is the same scenario we had in Canada at the end of 2023: the Cons had unrestricted access to 5 times the amount of funds the Libs had.
December 4, 2025 at 3:31 PM
This is the same scenario we had in Canada at the end of 2023: the Cons had unrestricted access to 5 times the amount of funds the Libs had.
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So was the problem for the 20 Con MLAs who ousted Rustad that he went on too much about how the WEF was going to make all of us eat bugs or that he didn't go on about it enough?
December 3, 2025 at 9:32 PM
So was the problem for the 20 Con MLAs who ousted Rustad that he went on too much about how the WEF was going to make all of us eat bugs or that he didn't go on about it enough?
A widely cited 2000 study that concluded that glyphosate was safe has just been officially disavowed by the journal that published it because it was actually prepared by Monsanto. 👀
I wonder if this will affect Health Canada's dogged 50 year defence of RoundUp & glyphosate.
I wonder if this will affect Health Canada's dogged 50 year defence of RoundUp & glyphosate.
Influential study on glyphosate safety retracted 25 years after publication
A 2000 study that concluded the well-known herbicide glyphosate was safe, widely cited since then, has just been officially disavowed by the journal that published it. The scientists are suspected of ...
www.lemonde.fr
December 3, 2025 at 10:05 PM
A widely cited 2000 study that concluded that glyphosate was safe has just been officially disavowed by the journal that published it because it was actually prepared by Monsanto. 👀
I wonder if this will affect Health Canada's dogged 50 year defence of RoundUp & glyphosate.
I wonder if this will affect Health Canada's dogged 50 year defence of RoundUp & glyphosate.
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$500M in public money went to Algoma Steel and now 1,000+ jobs are gone. The Liberals say they support workers, but this is what happens when their bailouts reward corporations instead of families. We need federal projects using Canadian steel and stronger EI for workers who get left behind.
December 1, 2025 at 11:46 PM
$500M in public money went to Algoma Steel and now 1,000+ jobs are gone. The Liberals say they support workers, but this is what happens when their bailouts reward corporations instead of families. We need federal projects using Canadian steel and stronger EI for workers who get left behind.
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Alberta’s data centre dreams could become a nightmare.
Pembina did the calculations (and they shared their math) and Wonder Valley would set the province back 20 years in its GHG emissions.
/more
Read today’s story in The Energy Mix.
#ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli #AIdatacentres #AIdatacenters
Pembina did the calculations (and they shared their math) and Wonder Valley would set the province back 20 years in its GHG emissions.
/more
Read today’s story in The Energy Mix.
#ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli #AIdatacentres #AIdatacenters
December 2, 2025 at 5:35 PM
Alberta’s data centre dreams could become a nightmare.
Pembina did the calculations (and they shared their math) and Wonder Valley would set the province back 20 years in its GHG emissions.
/more
Read today’s story in The Energy Mix.
#ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli #AIdatacentres #AIdatacenters
Pembina did the calculations (and they shared their math) and Wonder Valley would set the province back 20 years in its GHG emissions.
/more
Read today’s story in The Energy Mix.
#ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli #AIdatacentres #AIdatacenters
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Just an FYI, recently went to the Cobequid Community Health Centre in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia and there is a notice of a Measles outbreak on the doors, do you think anyone wore a fucking mask, no they did not, but I did, how stupid are people?
You contribute to the problem by not masking.🤬
You contribute to the problem by not masking.🤬
December 2, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Just an FYI, recently went to the Cobequid Community Health Centre in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia and there is a notice of a Measles outbreak on the doors, do you think anyone wore a fucking mask, no they did not, but I did, how stupid are people?
You contribute to the problem by not masking.🤬
You contribute to the problem by not masking.🤬
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It's a tool of the Alberta government. This is a two-second google search.
December 1, 2025 at 2:59 AM
It's a tool of the Alberta government. This is a two-second google search.
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La cheffe du Parti vert a le sentiment d’avoir été trahie par Mark Carney.
Elizabeth May juge que voter pour le budget était une «erreur» qu’elle ne fera plus
www.ledevoir.com
December 2, 2025 at 1:31 AM
La cheffe du Parti vert a le sentiment d’avoir été trahie par Mark Carney.
Carney (pre election): we will invest in clean sustainable energy to achieve energy sovereignty
Carney (post election): THE SPICE MUST FLOW!
(Pillaged from Captain Observant on Mastodon)
Carney (post election): THE SPICE MUST FLOW!
(Pillaged from Captain Observant on Mastodon)
December 2, 2025 at 1:36 AM
Carney (pre election): we will invest in clean sustainable energy to achieve energy sovereignty
Carney (post election): THE SPICE MUST FLOW!
(Pillaged from Captain Observant on Mastodon)
Carney (post election): THE SPICE MUST FLOW!
(Pillaged from Captain Observant on Mastodon)
"Ottawa’s about-turn to allow access to federal tax credits for capture carbon projects that then use the C02 to boost oil production in old wells is a “game changer” for industry, the oil services sector says."
So as predicted we're now going to pay the oil biz to produce more oil.
So as predicted we're now going to pay the oil biz to produce more oil.
Ottawa’s reversal on enhanced oil recovery a ‘gamechanger,’ industry leader says
Energy accord signed by Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith allows access to federal tax credits for carbon capture projects that use C02 to boost oil production
www.theglobeandmail.com
December 2, 2025 at 1:08 AM
"Ottawa’s about-turn to allow access to federal tax credits for capture carbon projects that then use the C02 to boost oil production in old wells is a “game changer” for industry, the oil services sector says."
So as predicted we're now going to pay the oil biz to produce more oil.
So as predicted we're now going to pay the oil biz to produce more oil.
Regulations Carney has ended, never mind Smith wants/says:
~ending consumer carbon pricing,
~ending energy efficiency retrofit programs,
~ending the proposed oil and gas cap,
~pausing EV mandates,
~loosen anti-greenwashing rules
Plus - power to override enviro regs & FN to build major projects
~ending consumer carbon pricing,
~ending energy efficiency retrofit programs,
~ending the proposed oil and gas cap,
~pausing EV mandates,
~loosen anti-greenwashing rules
Plus - power to override enviro regs & FN to build major projects
December 1, 2025 at 8:11 PM
Regulations Carney has ended, never mind Smith wants/says:
~ending consumer carbon pricing,
~ending energy efficiency retrofit programs,
~ending the proposed oil and gas cap,
~pausing EV mandates,
~loosen anti-greenwashing rules
Plus - power to override enviro regs & FN to build major projects
~ending consumer carbon pricing,
~ending energy efficiency retrofit programs,
~ending the proposed oil and gas cap,
~pausing EV mandates,
~loosen anti-greenwashing rules
Plus - power to override enviro regs & FN to build major projects
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The way to read the Canada-Alberta MOU is that Carney is using the Trump effect as political cover to pursue the deregulatory agenda he’s long wanted. I spoke with @naomiaklein.bsky.social who called it a classic example of the shock doctrine.
Did the climate world misread Carney?
Many in the climate movement saw a fellow traveller in Mark Carney — the man who could preach climate action in the language of finance — but what if they were wrong from the very start?
www.nationalobserver.com
December 1, 2025 at 2:19 PM
The way to read the Canada-Alberta MOU is that Carney is using the Trump effect as political cover to pursue the deregulatory agenda he’s long wanted. I spoke with @naomiaklein.bsky.social who called it a classic example of the shock doctrine.
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I had a eureka moment when I realized that people who see the world through finances literally believe that "technology" and "human ingenuity" would solve the inherent contradiction of infinite growth on a finite world. Meanwhile the people in the dirt (geologists, scientists, etc.) were like, how?
December 1, 2025 at 5:16 PM
I had a eureka moment when I realized that people who see the world through finances literally believe that "technology" and "human ingenuity" would solve the inherent contradiction of infinite growth on a finite world. Meanwhile the people in the dirt (geologists, scientists, etc.) were like, how?
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CBC's JP Tasker: "Once some Indigenous consultation and negotiations with BC take place, Alberta, as the current proponent of this pipeline, will present its plan for the pipeline to the Major Projects Office for expedited review by July 1."
Yeah, CBC, once that other stuff is out of the way ... 😡
Yeah, CBC, once that other stuff is out of the way ... 😡
November 29, 2025 at 4:16 PM
CBC's JP Tasker: "Once some Indigenous consultation and negotiations with BC take place, Alberta, as the current proponent of this pipeline, will present its plan for the pipeline to the Major Projects Office for expedited review by July 1."
Yeah, CBC, once that other stuff is out of the way ... 😡
Yeah, CBC, once that other stuff is out of the way ... 😡
Danielle Smith's chief of staff *FreeAlbertaRob* brags on twitter that not only did they wring 7 concessions out of Carney in exchange for an agreement on raising the industrial carbon price by April 1 next year, they're not going to be raising the carbon price on April 1 next year. 👀
November 29, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Danielle Smith's chief of staff *FreeAlbertaRob* brags on twitter that not only did they wring 7 concessions out of Carney in exchange for an agreement on raising the industrial carbon price by April 1 next year, they're not going to be raising the carbon price on April 1 next year. 👀
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“prominent separatist supporter Jeff Rath received a standing ovation from the packed crowd when he asked how many of them support independence.
Smith, who countered by saying she supports a sovereign Alberta within a united Canada, was roundly booed by delegates still standing from the ovation”
Smith, who countered by saying she supports a sovereign Alberta within a united Canada, was roundly booed by delegates still standing from the ovation”
November 29, 2025 at 3:08 AM
“prominent separatist supporter Jeff Rath received a standing ovation from the packed crowd when he asked how many of them support independence.
Smith, who countered by saying she supports a sovereign Alberta within a united Canada, was roundly booed by delegates still standing from the ovation”
Smith, who countered by saying she supports a sovereign Alberta within a united Canada, was roundly booed by delegates still standing from the ovation”
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They didn't even allow Yves Engler into the hall the debate was held in, even though he's a member of the NDP. Tells you all you need to know about that party. Still run by a small group of elites.
November 28, 2025 at 4:17 AM
They didn't even allow Yves Engler into the hall the debate was held in, even though he's a member of the NDP. Tells you all you need to know about that party. Still run by a small group of elites.
Carney: "Canada confirms that it will enable the export of bitumen from a strategic deep-water port to Asian markets, including if necessary through an appropriate adjustment to the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act."
This is the Douglas Channel where Danielle Smith expects massive oil tankers to navigate oil safely from Kitimat to markets in Asia.
This is also where even ferries run aground in shallow water and high windspeeds FFS.
This is why we have a BC moratorium on oil tanker traffic.
This is also where even ferries run aground in shallow water and high windspeeds FFS.
This is why we have a BC moratorium on oil tanker traffic.
November 27, 2025 at 6:40 PM
Carney: "Canada confirms that it will enable the export of bitumen from a strategic deep-water port to Asian markets, including if necessary through an appropriate adjustment to the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act."
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First, it’s never going to get built.
Second, say goodbye to every new MP you have in BC. They’re gone.
Third, fuck you.
Second, say goodbye to every new MP you have in BC. They’re gone.
Third, fuck you.
Premier Smith and I have agreed to a framework built on shared ambitions — to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, unlock the full potential of Alberta’s energy resources, and build a stronger, more sustainable, more competitive economy.
November 27, 2025 at 5:20 PM
First, it’s never going to get built.
Second, say goodbye to every new MP you have in BC. They’re gone.
Third, fuck you.
Second, say goodbye to every new MP you have in BC. They’re gone.
Third, fuck you.
This is the Douglas Channel where Danielle Smith expects massive oil tankers to navigate oil safely from Kitimat to markets in Asia.
This is also where even ferries run aground in shallow water and high windspeeds FFS.
This is why we have a BC moratorium on oil tanker traffic.
This is also where even ferries run aground in shallow water and high windspeeds FFS.
This is why we have a BC moratorium on oil tanker traffic.
November 27, 2025 at 3:05 PM
This is the Douglas Channel where Danielle Smith expects massive oil tankers to navigate oil safely from Kitimat to markets in Asia.
This is also where even ferries run aground in shallow water and high windspeeds FFS.
This is why we have a BC moratorium on oil tanker traffic.
This is also where even ferries run aground in shallow water and high windspeeds FFS.
This is why we have a BC moratorium on oil tanker traffic.
Meanwhile Angus Reid is pumping out polls saying "a firm majority (59%) including in BC support a oil pipeline running from northern Alberta to the northwest B.C. coast."
Really? Honestly you guys had more credibility when you were tweeting about Justin Trudeau "legitimizing church burnings".
Really? Honestly you guys had more credibility when you were tweeting about Justin Trudeau "legitimizing church burnings".
November 27, 2025 at 2:46 PM
Meanwhile Angus Reid is pumping out polls saying "a firm majority (59%) including in BC support a oil pipeline running from northern Alberta to the northwest B.C. coast."
Really? Honestly you guys had more credibility when you were tweeting about Justin Trudeau "legitimizing church burnings".
Really? Honestly you guys had more credibility when you were tweeting about Justin Trudeau "legitimizing church burnings".
