A…”diddy”?

Tax policy didn’t create this outcome

Baseball Twitter perfectly captured in 3 tweets

I have no idea why Eva is responding to a tweet from March 15th, or why she refuses to read the two lines directly below the one she cites -- lines that say only four of these deaths can actually be attributed to the vaccine.

Suggestions?

Thank you to Pierre Poilievre for supporting the encampments!

Fun fact: among the provinces, only Newfoundland has a higher unemployment rate than Alberta.

Their hatred consumes them.

If you ever had an animal friend - especially one who saved you - this is for you. My remembrance of Miss Carla Tortelli Nichols:
theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…

The crowd — size and composition — tells the story here.

Their hatred consumes them.

Sadly, this is the way.

Poor #Vancouver landlords unable to turn a positive cashflow on brand new condos is the REAL housing crisis! 😭

What kind of city have we become when landlording is no longer cashflow positive on new homes as soon as they’re built?!? 😭

Do something, government! 😡

Beyond parody

It’s Friday and we need to celebrate the tweet of the day! #bcpoli #vanpoli #Canucks Richard Zussman

When Stephen Harper penned a scathingly vituperative obit for Pierre Trudeau before PET's corpse was even cold, right wingers across the country defended (and still defend) Harper by appealing to the ethical supremacy of truth and honesty...

The UCP, who often rely on opinion pieces to justify their policies, responded to a critical one and…

“demanded that the Star publish a correction for the column and they even submitted suggested revisions.”

Free Press in Alberta…

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

The police response in Calgary to the university student protest last night is a noteworthy contrast to police responses to neo-Nazi and anti-LGBTQ+ rallies in this city. I've lived here my whole life and am shocked to see the different approaches.

Calgary University tells students to 'disrupt something', but when they actually do, the university calls in police.

As an elder millennial, I will be one of the last Canadians with a memory of how Rex Murphy was an amusing media personality with wide appeal before his 60s. Shame his worst stuff is most easily accessible on the Internet. theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…