If you really want to protect children, start by going after fossil fuel companies

Haha that makes sense - thanks for the context!

"Nothing hidden", except for, you know, the audit plan.

Conservatives are literally a death cult.

Flipboards been fucking crushing their platform rollouts

I'm probably the most vocal person for car-free lifestyles and micro mobility in my community, and I absolutely hate the the effect that these stupid things have in the car-free discussion.

At least as their existing solutions were rolled out, they made public spaces uglier and more dangerous for all involved.

Because the bad kids love coal, and they also run shit

Its just that I fail to see how mentioning that the new Premiere's First Nations heritage is problematic. Its incredibly relevant from a newsworthiness perspective. The #SearchTheLandfill movement has been absolutely villainized by the PC party, and now they've been replaced by a party led by someone from a First Nations community.

Also, Manitoba has a significant history with First Nations communities, the province literally owes its origin to Louis Riel, who was Metis, and the fact that the first indigenous Premiere didn't arrive until 2023 is highly newsworthy and historic

I'm curious to know more about why you chose this quote as a comment here.

I'm not gonna lie, I tried it out of sheer curiosity

Hey so as someone who is 35 and has survived massive flooding and a heat dome, the "its not something we'll have to worry about" line doesn't really make sense when I think about getting old and experiencing things like dementia or limited mobility in a world at 1.75 degrees warming

I mean if you take a look at the government of Saskatchewan, this makes sense. Not measuring pollution is basically something that Canadian conservatives will hand out subsidies and tax breaks as rewards for