Andrew

Andrew

@whendrewsattack.bsky.social

Settler learning more everyday about how to be a good ally. I wrangle my two kids and three cats. My views are my own. Fully vaccinated. He/Him.

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Senator Paula Simons on the Oct. 19 Alberta referendum: "‘We can’t let the anti-immigrant, anti-migrant rhetoric of the toxic Trump regime colonize our imaginations and trick us into thinking that Alberta has an immigration problem when it doesn’t." #ABPoli thetyee.ca/Opinion/2026...

thetyee.ca‘Defeat These Questions’: A Senator’s Fiery Rebuke to the UCP Referendum | The TyeePaula Simons stood to urge fellow Albertans to reject ‘a scurrilous smear campaign’ against newcomers.

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This grim, gripping report on Canada’s biggest Covid-19 outbreak from the University of Alberta’s Parkland Institute should be required reading for all Albertans - and all Canadians. Especially those who’ve decided to forget how deadly and terrifying the early months of Covid truly were.

parklandinstitute.caParkland InstituteParkland Institute is an Alberta-wide, non-partisan research centre situated within the Faculty of Arts at the University of Alberta.

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Chelsea Vowel is someone whose work you know, even if you don't know it's from her. She's someone who has influenced Canadian politics as a whole for a decade and is in need of support, if you are able.

âpihtawikosisân@apihtawikosisan.bsky.social

Maybe I picked a bad time to quit my job and strike out on my own - I have no health insurance, and no sick days. Luckily I was able to push back my obligations and not lose my project funding, but I have no income right now. If any sugar settlers want to chip in: www.paypal.com/paypalme/api...

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TRUSTNO1, an unofficial X Files zine, currently accepting artist contributor applications until August 24th 👽 For-profit, print-only, all art! Email your portfolio/art samples to trustno1.zine@proton.me

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I have launched a running list of the groups, politicians, and individuals who are campaigning or taken positions in the Alberta separation referendum debate. I will be updating this page as I receive new names, so please click on the link and bookmark it to keep up to date.

daveberta.substack.comTracking who's who in the Alberta separation referendum debateA list of pro-Canada and Alberta independence supporters in the October 19, 2026 referendum

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I interviewed someone that was detained at Delaney Hall and then suddenly deported. This comic follows some of their story. thank you to my patrons for the suggesting this topic, and E for willing to be interviewed.

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We have studied the Montreal shooter's manifesto, discussed it in a community of experts, and read the coverage and reactions. This article is a good start. Other commentary has focused on the wrong parts and covered up violence towards women. So let's talk. 🧵 montrealgazette.com/news/local-c...

montrealgazette.comManifesto laden with incel ideology linked to Côte-des-Neiges shootingsA 104-page document advocates for use of terror in creating "new order."

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‘They hate us more now’: Treaty Chiefs rally against #Alberta separatism At Treaty Unity rally in Calgary, First Nation Chiefs warn Alberta’s separatism has imported #Trump’s politics. New from @brandimorin.bsky.social: ricochet.media/indigenous/t...

ricochet.media‘They hate us more now’: Treaty Chiefs rally against Alberta separatismAt Treaty Rally in Calgary, Chiefs warn Alberta’s separatism has imported Donald Trump’s politics

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A recent survey published by Ipsos suggests support for separation from Canada is both limited and decreasing in Alberta — a trend that @djclimenhaga.bsky.social is betting will grow more evident as Albertans start paying attention to what Premier Smith and her government have perpetrated. #abpoli

thetyee.caAlbertans Want to Stay. But Smith’s Referendum Is Still Dangerous | The TyeeHere are five things to worry about, along with an update on Corb Lund’s petition.

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Ok so the committee meeting for the Forever Canada petition has taken a surprise turn. After hearing from proponent Thomas Lukaszuk, Minister Nate Glubish made a motion to recommend the legislature send the petition and committee report to the lt-gov for the purpose of calling a referendum Oct 19

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More on Alberta’s boundary mess… CBC News election unit analysed the maps: the main report would have produced a 7-seat margin of victory for UCP. The minority report by UCP appointees? A 23-seat win, with many seats narrowly flipped in Calgary. W/analysis by me: www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

cbc.caANALYSIS | There's no road map for where Alberta's riding boundary controversy is headed next | CBC AccessibilityAn MLA-led group now gets to revise electoral ridings, as the U.S-style gerrymandering accusations keep flying.

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The #ableg bill echoes Idaho's, but then goes further. The state's 2024 law defines obscene materials. Alberta's proposed law does not - it creates very broad powers to regulate public libraries. Alberta's gov says they're focused on one thing, to be written in regulations. ICYMI: shorturl.at/Zcsi2

shorturl.atAlberta's access restrictions threaten privacy, democratic role of libraries: criticsEDMONTON - Critics of Alberta’s proposed rule changes to public libraries say the true danger lies in giving the province power to dictate access and potentially snoop on which books
Lisa Johnson@reportrix.bsky.social

Awhile back, a rural Idaho library had to restrict unaccompanied children to comply with state law to relocate material to adults only. “There is no book banning, and there’s no book burning and there’s no book removal,” said the bill sponsor. idahocapitalsun.com/2024/07/15/w...

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NEW: On the final day of arguments for First Nations efforts to quash the approval of a separatist referendum petition at the Court of King's Bench, chiefs raised questions about collaboration between government and separatist lawyers. www.readtheorchard.org/p/chiefs-rai...

readtheorchard.orgChiefs raise concerns about collaboration between separatist and government lawyersThe Court of King's Bench heard arguments Thursday from lawyers for ACFN, the Blackfoot Confederacy, Alberta's government, the chief electoral officer and Stay Free Alberta.