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Today is a heavy day. We’re concerned with the anti-trans bills that were tabled today.
As a politician I will tell you that I have been in every corner of this province these last four months. We’ve talked to Albertans of every background and I will tell you that punching down on trans kids does not appear in the Top 50 of the things Albertans are concerned about.
We knew today’s bills would be about punching down on vulnerable youth. We were surprised that, on Halloween, they also resurrected the COVID bogeyman of the past, weighing these bills down with all kinds of anti-health conspiracy theories.
Yet, a quarter of this government's legislative agenda this fall is anti-trans legislation, something no one is asking for. The only bills about education and health care this session are bills to satisfy people who may or may not vote for the Premier this Saturday. There is nothing about hiring more education assistants or putting more money to the lowest funded per student education system in the country. There is nothing about improving access to emergency rooms or hiring more family doctors.
As an uncle, and as a teacher, I know today is a rough day for young people. Albertans from across the province will be asking themselves, “Is there is a place for me here? Is this a place where I can grow up and have a decent life and live an authentic life with dignity and opportunity?”
And I'm not just talking about trans kids.
Every single kid who maybe thinks they are different in some way, in other words, every kid, is asking themselves one question today: “Am I next?”
This Premier doesn’t act like a Premier. She has no interest in governance. She’s acting like the Premier of a party, not of a province. This callous and cruel act that they are bringing forward today doesn't help anyone, except perhaps Danielle Smith at her leadership review.
To the kids being targeted by this hate and misinformation, know that you are not alone. You are loved, and Alberta’s New Democrats will always stand with you.
To the families, friends and allies of everyone in Danielle Smith’s crosshairs, please hold your loved ones tight. Let them know that no matter what this government does, they belong here and will fight for them and with them.
Albertans deserve so much better.
How much longer is Elbow drive going to be blocked for?
I can't take the shitty detours for much longer.
AdventuresOnTransit retweeted
It’s with great sadness, we mourn the tragic deaths of our friend Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew Gaudreau.
Our hearts are broken by this devastating loss. Johnny was and always will be a member of the Flames family and loved by all of Calgary.
The most annoying people on the bus at 6 am are the ones who watch videos on thier phone at full volume. =_=
#yyc
Some asshole just pushed a shopping cart onto the train tracks. 😒
This is why we can't have nice things.
AdventuresOnTransit retweeted
24-hour CTrain service begins the evening of Thursday, July 4 and ends the morning of Monday, July 15.
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#CalgaryStampede #CalgaryTransit #yyc

ALT 24-hour CTrain service begins the evening of Thursday, July 4 and ends the morning of Monday, July 15. 24 hour CTrain service during Stampede! Whether waking up at the crack of dawn to get some pancakes, or going home after line dancing all night long, we’ve got you covered! ‘Round the clock service begins the evening of July 4, and ends the morning of July 15. CTrain Schedule: Every 10 min. - 5:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Every 15 min. - 9:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Every 40-50 min. - 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.
My favorite thing to do lately is look at 311 app and have a laugh at all the passive-aggressive submissions. lol
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#CTRiders, our summer service changes begin Monday, June 24. Check out the changes at calgarytransit.com/Summer202…
Hey, @311calgary would you happen to know what construction work is currently being done on Horton Rd and why the road is closed?
Workers won't let me through to get to my appartment building on my vehicle.
I can see the smoke from my apartment on Macleod trail. I thought it was a car far on Glenmore. I didn't think it was coming from this far away, so it must be big.
Big fire west of Calgary. Possibly near Springbank links. Any updates? @CBCCalgary @CBCNews @globalnews
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Update #2 Critical water main break affecting City wide water usage : newsroom.calgary.ca/update-2… | #Calgary #Transit #YYC #CGY #CTRiders #ycctraffic #CalgaryNews















