Rebecca St. Pierre
@rebeccamstp.bsky.social
🇨🇦 Writer|poet|photographer|artist. Featured photographer in ON Nature, & Featured artist in Blank Spaces. Work in Unearthed, The Dirigible Balloon, Honeyguide Literary Magazine, Paddler Press, MoonLit Getaway, & others. WordFlightAndLight.mypixieset.com
Santa looked at his list,
saw Doug Ford's name
and shook his head.
The naughty list again?
Will he ever be nice?
He stole from the poor,
lied so many times,
disobeyed the rules,
killed dear Nature,
made people suffer,
and just grinned.
Oh, Dougie, Dougie,
it's coal, again!
#polipoem #ontpoli
saw Doug Ford's name
and shook his head.
The naughty list again?
Will he ever be nice?
He stole from the poor,
lied so many times,
disobeyed the rules,
killed dear Nature,
made people suffer,
and just grinned.
Oh, Dougie, Dougie,
it's coal, again!
#polipoem #ontpoli
December 12, 2025 at 9:45 PM
Hmmm.. have you thought of "POGG" t-shirts, @brittlestar.com? Great conversation starter, eh?
December 12, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Hmmm.. have you thought of "POGG" t-shirts, @brittlestar.com? Great conversation starter, eh?
I'm not cutting him any slack. I had my reservations for good reasons. He's literally fueling the climate crisis. I will never forget the image of him and Smith wearing huge grins as they shake hands. MOU? Yep, now I understand. I thought I voted Liberal, but Carney's just a Con dressed in red.
December 10, 2025 at 3:06 PM
I'm not cutting him any slack. I had my reservations for good reasons. He's literally fueling the climate crisis. I will never forget the image of him and Smith wearing huge grins as they shake hands. MOU? Yep, now I understand. I thought I voted Liberal, but Carney's just a Con dressed in red.
Reposted by Rebecca St. Pierre
Update: Richard Hamelin, a forest pathology professor at UBC says the cuts are "mind-boggling."
“Once you pull the plug on a program it can take several decades, even with the best intentions, to get these programs going again,” he said.
“Once you pull the plug on a program it can take several decades, even with the best intentions, to get these programs going again,” he said.
Cuts at Natural Resources Canada ‘decimate’ wildfire and flood tracking capacity, unions warn
Carney's cuts have hit Natural Resources Canada, causing uproar from public sector unions warning the layoffs will hurt Canada's ability to respond to cliamte change and protect Canadians from wildfir...
www.nationalobserver.com
December 5, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Update: Richard Hamelin, a forest pathology professor at UBC says the cuts are "mind-boggling."
“Once you pull the plug on a program it can take several decades, even with the best intentions, to get these programs going again,” he said.
“Once you pull the plug on a program it can take several decades, even with the best intentions, to get these programs going again,” he said.
This webpage offers advice on "What To Do" if you find an animal, even if it looks as if it's not injured.
www.salthaven.org/what-to-do
www.salthaven.org/what-to-do
What To Do | Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre Inc.
Please do not feed compromised wildlife and call Salthaven at 519-264-2440 as soon as possible.
www.salthaven.org
December 1, 2025 at 1:51 PM
This webpage offers advice on "What To Do" if you find an animal, even if it looks as if it's not injured.
www.salthaven.org/what-to-do
www.salthaven.org/what-to-do
😊
I watched that movie just last week. It was supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
I watched that movie just last week. It was supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
December 1, 2025 at 5:50 AM
😊
I watched that movie just last week. It was supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
I watched that movie just last week. It was supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
Did you read the article? I gave you only one reason.
Are you an expert in wildlife rehabilitation? Opinions can kill and harm injured wildlife. There's absolutely no reason to ignore expert advice from wildlife rehabilitators.
Are you an expert in wildlife rehabilitation? Opinions can kill and harm injured wildlife. There's absolutely no reason to ignore expert advice from wildlife rehabilitators.
December 1, 2025 at 2:00 AM
Did you read the article? I gave you only one reason.
Are you an expert in wildlife rehabilitation? Opinions can kill and harm injured wildlife. There's absolutely no reason to ignore expert advice from wildlife rehabilitators.
Are you an expert in wildlife rehabilitation? Opinions can kill and harm injured wildlife. There's absolutely no reason to ignore expert advice from wildlife rehabilitators.
It's wise advice from those who treat injured and sick wildlife and see the harm good intentions can do when the animal may have unknown injuries, like head trauma. This article answers your question.
www.salthaven.org/s/stories/no...
www.salthaven.org/s/stories/no...
No Food, No Water? Why?! | Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre Inc.
You have found a sick, injured, or orphaned wild animal, what do you do next? There is a very common misconception that animals need to be provided with food, water or milk immediately after being …
www.salthaven.org
December 1, 2025 at 1:48 AM
It's wise advice from those who treat injured and sick wildlife and see the harm good intentions can do when the animal may have unknown injuries, like head trauma. This article answers your question.
www.salthaven.org/s/stories/no...
www.salthaven.org/s/stories/no...
Thanks for helping the birds! 🙏🏻
November 30, 2025 at 11:39 PM
Thanks for helping the birds! 🙏🏻
I realize that, but I'm saying that the experts (wildlife rehabilitators) who know what's best for injured and sick wildlife would recommend that the person not feed the bird. And sadly, it's not that unusual.
November 30, 2025 at 11:26 PM
I realize that, but I'm saying that the experts (wildlife rehabilitators) who know what's best for injured and sick wildlife would recommend that the person not feed the bird. And sadly, it's not that unusual.
It is a lot of stickers 😊 but they help protect both the big and smaller birds too. There are some videos on this page showing how the stickers are already attached to tapes to make them easier (and faster) to install.
stage.featherfriendly.com/residential
stage.featherfriendly.com/residential
Residential - Feather Friendly
Feather Friendly® window markers prevent bird glass collisions at home. It's easy-to-use and highly effective in making the area visible to birds.
stage.featherfriendly.com
November 30, 2025 at 11:21 PM
It is a lot of stickers 😊 but they help protect both the big and smaller birds too. There are some videos on this page showing how the stickers are already attached to tapes to make them easier (and faster) to install.
stage.featherfriendly.com/residential
stage.featherfriendly.com/residential
Markers should be on the outside of the window, but they also need to be the right type of marker and spaced no more than 2 inches apart to stop birds from hitting the window. Here's some great info.
flap.org/stop-birds-f...
flap.org/stop-birds-f...
Stop Birds from Hitting Windows – FLAP Canada
flap.org
November 30, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Markers should be on the outside of the window, but they also need to be the right type of marker and spaced no more than 2 inches apart to stop birds from hitting the window. Here's some great info.
flap.org/stop-birds-f...
flap.org/stop-birds-f...