Printed, laminated, and mounted on foam core. All ready to be installed on the Songbird Neuroethology Lab door in @Psych_UAlberta @ualbertaScience @UofA_Arts @UAlberta tomorrow! Thanks for the inspiration @SammyKatta !

Danielle Smith said that if Albertans collected enough signatures, she would allow a referendum on coal mining in the Rockies. Now that Albertans have collected more than that number, it looks like she’s reneging on that promise. She’ll help the separatists, but obstruct others.

This upsets me and should have all Albertans in a knot For real.

Thousands of people are glued to a live feed of the Kennedy Center - waiting to see workers remove Trump's name. youtube.com/watch?v=aAhm880q…

This is why Danielle Smith and the UCP are so intent on gerrymandering seats for the next election. They realize they might not win fairly, so they’re going to cheat. Yet another page they’re taking from the Trump playbook.

Alberta, what do you get out of the $91,000,000, yes, $91 million referendum? Nothing. This $91 million could have been spent on building 3 schools, or 4 senior homes, or emergency rooms, hiring doctors or nurses. Instead, you get nothing. facebook.com/share/v/1Ayhqhs…

What does four decades of artistic dedication look like? For YEG metal sculptor @slav_metalurges, it means transforming steel into art inspired by Alberta's natural beauty. 🌿 His journey reminds us that great art begins w/ observing the world around us. stalbertgazette.com/hot-summ…

NEW bombshell reporting by @Hennig1Leah on the U of Alberta removing the Casavant Organ Despite their claims it isn't a war memorial, docs show that U of A sought a federal tax exemption for the purchase of the organ The exemption was for war memorials. thegatewayonline.ca/2026/06/…

BREAKING: Water not Coal (aka Corb Lund's petition) says it has reached the signatures required under the citizen intiative act. If signatures are counted and approved, it would theoretically lead to an 11th referendum question in Alberta this fall.

Eight years with ALS has taught me a lot. Some things have changed. Others stay the same. Joy looks different now, but it's still there. In my girls. In Sandra. In a great pair of socks and a mountain I wasn't supposed to be able to ski.

“All of us, when we travel, look at the places we go, the things we see, through different eyes. And how we see them is shaped by our previous lives, the books we’ve read, the films we’ve seen, the baggage we carry.” Anthony Bourdain, 1956- 2018

Danielle Smith is pressing ahead with a separation referendum that two courts have already ruled violates treaty rights. The chiefs are preparing to shut it down. This is where Alberta is headed. My latest is out at Indigenous Insider: open.substack.com/pub/indige…

Missing woman from #RedDeer: Lisa Clille (44 y/o) was last seen on May 9. RCMP say she's 5'8, 180 lbs, has brown hair and brown eyes. RT?

I’ve really enjoyed sharing this info Twice in fact🙂

Important #ForeverCanadian lawn sign pick up locations!! Please share friends🇨🇦 *They are gorgeous:) Forever-Canadian.ca #ableg #abpoli

Today marks five years since this performance with @FeistMusic at the 2021 @TheJUNOAwards. She made it all feel possible. Coincidentally, today Paul and Feist are performing at Nathan Phillips Square in support of @uhnfoundation and @MGHToronto. Full circle.

Missing teen from #Enoch, AB - Jalayna Peacock (15 y/o) was last seen June 2. RCMP believe she's in #yeg. Peacock is 5'7, 119 lbs, has medium length brown hair, brown eyes, and was last wearing sweatpants, a sweater, Crocs and a backpack. RT?

He's afraid of her. He'd rather insult her than answer her questions.

Today is Tom Longboat Day in Canada. Thomas Charles Longboat, Iroquois name Cogwagee, was an Onondaga distance runner from the Six Nations Reserve near Brantford, Ontario. Longboat, born in 1887, would go on to become the most globally known Canadian athlete of the first half of the 20th century. His dominant victory at the Boston marathon in 1907, with a lead of 5 minutes over the 2nd place finisher, was reported and celebrated around the world. Marathon racing at the time holding global cache. In February 1916 Longboat enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Forces running messages between military posts, earning the nickname the “Bulldog of Brittania”. After a tumultuous adulthood back in Canada, Longboat would pass away in 1949 at 61 on the Six Nations Reserve of his birth. June 4th in Canada is Tom Longboat day.

RT @SPhillipsAB: I already have a document that shows my proof of citizenship. In fact I have two of them - my birth certificate and my pa…

A gentle reminder that “Tofino In The Summer” is still available.