Not a proud moment. We could use some leadership right now. Anyone? Alberta surpasses U.S. in confirmed measles cases with more than 1,300 theglobeandmail.com/canada/alberta…

Truly unbelievable that we have got to this point AB. And we still have no permanent Public Health Expert as CMOH - our govt simply cannot recruit anyone willing to take on the role for a govt that doesn't believe in science. buff.ly/0plmJol

The UCP are afraid of accountability & obsessed with control. Danielle Smith is happy to use your tax dollars to pump out propaganda, but won’t let media (or you!) film or record at their “public” town halls. Alberta, you deserve better. #ableg

Now do Dynalife flustercluck and Corruptcare reports! Has it really been over 2 yrs reviewing the Dynalife Fiasco???

The headline...

Naheed Nenshi With bureaucrats drafting new related bills to introduce this fall, isn’t it time to start talking about what’s arguably the most important issue in Alberta this summer: David Yager’s “Mature Asset Strategy”?

Some concerns from former AHS CEOs sworn affidavit 004 - HCW Intimidation and Silencing🧵: - pg 16 - concerns raised of govt being punitive and silencing "critics" - this should be very alarming when a former AHS CEO raises this concern. 1/10

Hmmmm.... - Having to pay out of pocket for a for-profit "navigator"? - Having to use only one app controlled by one company with all of your private data? - Is this true? - Could turn into only care for those w money??? Concerning... buff.ly/fxDmTqb

My rule of thumb is to avoid making broad pronouncements about verdicts when I haven't been in court every day to hear the evidence (and, even then, it's sometimes not enough). But I often have questions, like: did the judge consider the dynamic - that is, one woman in a room

“We continue to think of [solar panels and wind turbines] as “alternative energy,” a supplement to fossil-fuelled power ... In the past two years ... renewable energy has suddenly become the obvious, mainstream, cost-efficient choice around the world,” writes Bill McKibben. 1/3

“This explosion of overtime in hours and costs is reflective of a system in crisis,” says Mike Parker, paramedic and president of the Health Sciences Association of Alberta. This isn’t sustainable. It’s dangerous. Albertans deserve better. theijf.org/system-in-cris…

Support bold fed and provincial action on methane pollution from the oil and gas sector! nwmd.social/s/twitter/4AqP…

Natural gas (mainly methane) is harmful to human health. Good to see a report on this. I disagree with a regulatory point (IMO Alberta wells not properly suspended must be abandoned - plugged - by law). Huge issue - impact of venting on landowner compensation - not addressed.

cochraneeagle.ca/local-news/gut… Momentum is building — and we’re just getting started! The relaunch of the Progressive Conservative movement in Alberta has been met with tremendous support. While we’ve faced some challenges, including threats of litigation from the UCP, we’re not

cbc.ca/news/canada/ed… Under the Smith government, transparency and accountability are fading fast. UCP members face growing criticism for indulging in unnecessary government-funded trips, out-of-scope spending and payments made without receipts (including flights). Instead of

WARNING!!! It’s been brought to our attention that a fake website exists, misleading that the #ForeverCanadian petition can be signed online. With a laptop, they’re visiting senior homes. Official Elections Alberta petition must be signed on paper and this badge must be presented.

Why is information about Alberta politicians’ expenses redacted to 2012? Because Danielle Smith doesn’t want comparisons between the Notley government’s careful spending and this government’s open credit card?

It was awesome in the past. I would get vaxed in the clinic, between seeing patients, or at a public site in the University. Success requires that vaccination is made as simple as possible for the *recipient*. The exact opposite of what GoA is doing for all.

"Unlike comments made by non-scientists such as Premier Danielle Smith that the vaccine “doesn’t work very well,” an intervention that reduces deaths, ICU visits and development of long COVID is real and impactful." Excellent Editorial please read👇 buff.ly/2VLBxz9

At the Alberta Next panel, Albertans blasted Smith’s new expense policy that hides expenses over $100. Smith dodged responsibility, blaming cabinet — claiming it was MLAs who wanted to conceal receipts “for safety reasons.” As a former cabinet member, I know this: under the