Kathryn Mathias
@kathrynmathias.bsky.social
UCalgary alum: BA Urban Studies and BFA Visual Studies (printmaking); mother, wife, sister, artist, former architectural drafter, Canadian 🇨🇦
Looking at the polling results, it's difficult not to jump to the conclusion that - if the CPC had formed govt this spring, instead of the LPC - that the CPC (especially under Poilievre) would be much more open to making deals with Trump that overlooked Canada's best interests
October 28, 2025 at 9:37 PM
Looking at the polling results, it's difficult not to jump to the conclusion that - if the CPC had formed govt this spring, instead of the LPC - that the CPC (especially under Poilievre) would be much more open to making deals with Trump that overlooked Canada's best interests
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From the poll:
"supporters of the Liberal Party (83% unfavourable, 12% favourable),
of the NDP (82%, compared to 13%) and the Bloc Québécois (84%, compared to 11%).
Conservative Party supporters continue to hold a favourable opinion of the U.S. - 56% view the U.S. favourably, 39% unfavourably"
"supporters of the Liberal Party (83% unfavourable, 12% favourable),
of the NDP (82%, compared to 13%) and the Bloc Québécois (84%, compared to 11%).
Conservative Party supporters continue to hold a favourable opinion of the U.S. - 56% view the U.S. favourably, 39% unfavourably"
October 28, 2025 at 5:13 PM
From the poll:
"supporters of the Liberal Party (83% unfavourable, 12% favourable),
of the NDP (82%, compared to 13%) and the Bloc Québécois (84%, compared to 11%).
Conservative Party supporters continue to hold a favourable opinion of the U.S. - 56% view the U.S. favourably, 39% unfavourably"
"supporters of the Liberal Party (83% unfavourable, 12% favourable),
of the NDP (82%, compared to 13%) and the Bloc Québécois (84%, compared to 11%).
Conservative Party supporters continue to hold a favourable opinion of the U.S. - 56% view the U.S. favourably, 39% unfavourably"
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exactly. The main problem was the framing and the mental model within which the information was contextualized.
October 28, 2025 at 8:28 PM
exactly. The main problem was the framing and the mental model within which the information was contextualized.
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This is a gift link (see top of thread) but the links tend to expire quickly. Thanks to @fuzzywuzzyto.bsky.social for sharing an archived version bsky.app/profile/fuzz...
This is a gift link (see top of thread) but the links tend to expire quickly. Thanks to @fuzzywuzzyto.bsky.social for sharing an archived version bsky.app/profile/fuzz...
Free link: archive.is/YsXzE
October 28, 2025 at 9:21 PM
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This is a gift link (see top of thread) but the links tend to expire quickly. Thanks to @fuzzywuzzyto.bsky.social for sharing an archived version bsky.app/profile/fuzz...
This is a gift link (see top of thread) but the links tend to expire quickly. Thanks to @fuzzywuzzyto.bsky.social for sharing an archived version bsky.app/profile/fuzz...
That was a gift link that I posted - I should have noted it but thought it would show "Gift" on the thumbnail image of the article. In any case, the links do expire so thanks for the archive
October 28, 2025 at 9:19 PM
That was a gift link that I posted - I should have noted it but thought it would show "Gift" on the thumbnail image of the article. In any case, the links do expire so thanks for the archive
October 28, 2025 at 9:16 PM