Kris Morris
@krismorris.bsky.social
twitchy eyed machete wielding over caffeinated keyboard warrior from the YEG
Definitely not in to personality cults of any kind. Not even my own.
Definitely not in to personality cults of any kind. Not even my own.
I thought The Beaverton was satire
November 28, 2025 at 5:30 PM
I thought The Beaverton was satire
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As a political scientist, I think the effects on unity are some of the biggest problems with the agreement. It legitimates "Alberta" as an aggrieved party, distinct from other provinces, while treating BC and its peoples to be as issues to be managed, rather than partners in the federation.
November 28, 2025 at 4:54 PM
As a political scientist, I think the effects on unity are some of the biggest problems with the agreement. It legitimates "Alberta" as an aggrieved party, distinct from other provinces, while treating BC and its peoples to be as issues to be managed, rather than partners in the federation.
Yes, just a bit more wordy, the gist is there
November 28, 2025 at 4:50 PM
Yes, just a bit more wordy, the gist is there
The push coming from the right will be to remove all carbon pricing
If they ever get power, that will happen along with reworking this MOU to get Alberta off the hook for most, if not all, of their commitments
Carney didn’t secure anything tangible that can’t be rolled back. A disqualifying error
If they ever get power, that will happen along with reworking this MOU to get Alberta off the hook for most, if not all, of their commitments
Carney didn’t secure anything tangible that can’t be rolled back. A disqualifying error
November 28, 2025 at 4:45 PM
The push coming from the right will be to remove all carbon pricing
If they ever get power, that will happen along with reworking this MOU to get Alberta off the hook for most, if not all, of their commitments
Carney didn’t secure anything tangible that can’t be rolled back. A disqualifying error
If they ever get power, that will happen along with reworking this MOU to get Alberta off the hook for most, if not all, of their commitments
Carney didn’t secure anything tangible that can’t be rolled back. A disqualifying error
Levant is misinformed on the issue.
The industrial carbon tax was actually negotiated lower, down to $130 by an undetermined amount of time from $170 by 2030.
Yeah, master class by Carney.
The industrial carbon tax was actually negotiated lower, down to $130 by an undetermined amount of time from $170 by 2030.
Yeah, master class by Carney.
November 28, 2025 at 4:43 PM
Levant is misinformed on the issue.
The industrial carbon tax was actually negotiated lower, down to $130 by an undetermined amount of time from $170 by 2030.
Yeah, master class by Carney.
The industrial carbon tax was actually negotiated lower, down to $130 by an undetermined amount of time from $170 by 2030.
Yeah, master class by Carney.
She didn’t say the words in the interview in the link, which includes video?
November 28, 2025 at 4:40 PM
She didn’t say the words in the interview in the link, which includes video?
*if not in person
November 28, 2025 at 3:52 PM
*if not in person
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Reminder: Canada is the 9th largest economy in the world.
We can do anything we put our minds to.
Political leadership has never been more important, but that depends on the active engagement of the electorate, and organized pressure for actionable solutions.
Governments are us.
Do something.
We can do anything we put our minds to.
Political leadership has never been more important, but that depends on the active engagement of the electorate, and organized pressure for actionable solutions.
Governments are us.
Do something.
November 28, 2025 at 3:30 PM
Reminder: Canada is the 9th largest economy in the world.
We can do anything we put our minds to.
Political leadership has never been more important, but that depends on the active engagement of the electorate, and organized pressure for actionable solutions.
Governments are us.
Do something.
We can do anything we put our minds to.
Political leadership has never been more important, but that depends on the active engagement of the electorate, and organized pressure for actionable solutions.
Governments are us.
Do something.
It’s awful.
But nothing will change till the red or blue dynamic is turned over and electoral reform is realized.
But nothing will change till the red or blue dynamic is turned over and electoral reform is realized.
November 28, 2025 at 2:50 PM
It’s awful.
But nothing will change till the red or blue dynamic is turned over and electoral reform is realized.
But nothing will change till the red or blue dynamic is turned over and electoral reform is realized.
Counterpoint. You might want to read this. Views the situation without supposing Carney is some sort of 3D Chess Master above criticism.
bsky.app/profile/elec...
bsky.app/profile/elec...
8/8 If Maher is right, the pipeline either dies—giving Danielle Smith a new grievance—or is pushed through in a way that is toxic to Carney's coalition.
Either way, the formidable Indigenous people of northern BC cannot be ignored.
Stephen Maher | The Star
www.thestar.com/opinion/cont...
Either way, the formidable Indigenous people of northern BC cannot be ignored.
Stephen Maher | The Star
www.thestar.com/opinion/cont...
Stephen Maher: Mark Carney’s in a bigger mess than he thinks with this pipeline
Before the ink on the agreement has had time to dry, there are questions around the ability of Carney and his colleagues to get it built
www.thestar.com
November 28, 2025 at 2:43 PM
Counterpoint. You might want to read this. Views the situation without supposing Carney is some sort of 3D Chess Master above criticism.
bsky.app/profile/elec...
bsky.app/profile/elec...
For every two voters he picks up from today’s conservatives, he will lose 3 from Liberals
November 28, 2025 at 6:50 AM
For every two voters he picks up from today’s conservatives, he will lose 3 from Liberals
If no pipeline is built, CER is still dead, Alberta has a $130 industrial carbon price instead of $170 (and may just get rid of it), emission cap is gone and dead. What win do you think is going to happen?
November 28, 2025 at 6:48 AM
If no pipeline is built, CER is still dead, Alberta has a $130 industrial carbon price instead of $170 (and may just get rid of it), emission cap is gone and dead. What win do you think is going to happen?
It won’t be long now till the “not Pierre” becomes “not Mark”.
November 28, 2025 at 6:44 AM
It won’t be long now till the “not Pierre” becomes “not Mark”.
Lol.
A map was given to how the pipeline can be built with two pieces of legislation to support it.
The map can also be altered to make the path easier if needed by the current or next government.
Don’t fall for the Liberal apologist fanfic.
A map was given to how the pipeline can be built with two pieces of legislation to support it.
The map can also be altered to make the path easier if needed by the current or next government.
Don’t fall for the Liberal apologist fanfic.
November 28, 2025 at 6:39 AM
Lol.
A map was given to how the pipeline can be built with two pieces of legislation to support it.
The map can also be altered to make the path easier if needed by the current or next government.
Don’t fall for the Liberal apologist fanfic.
A map was given to how the pipeline can be built with two pieces of legislation to support it.
The map can also be altered to make the path easier if needed by the current or next government.
Don’t fall for the Liberal apologist fanfic.
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If Danielle Smith recalls her very own recall legislation there should be a province wide general strike the very next day. No more screwing around this government will have to be taken down immediately.
November 28, 2025 at 1:44 AM
If Danielle Smith recalls her very own recall legislation there should be a province wide general strike the very next day. No more screwing around this government will have to be taken down immediately.