I'm dealing with a lawyer right now who keeps breaking the law, so this is just super.

Sorry for the terrible photo, but someone mentioned a while back that they should put an Oilers flag on the crane. I was driving downtown after the game last night and caught this:

Home game. Final home game of the season.

Got a newsletter from the MP's office the other day, and I'm speechless. It's partisan drivel riddled with factual errors that seem far more like an attempt to breed an Infowars-adjacent image than to actually represent the community. We actually pay for this...

The narrative of administrative failure seems to be snowballing. That is a bit odd, considering the transformative zoning bylaw that council passed. A lot of what ails this city has been building for decades, and the zoning bylaw will tackle a significant root cause. It will take decades more...

I was just about to post about that. I guess "detail-oriented" will have to get scratched off the ol' platform.

I'd argue that this started with the leadup to the Reform Party.

This is why I think there is a focus on Red Deer. It's a long-game strategy of countering the two major metros which are increasingly wary of the push towards kleptocracy.

Oh, I'm sticking around. I think you got me confused with another "What..." poster. Your assessment of my philosophical aptitude was bang-on, though. Puttin' Cicero to shame up in here!

The never embarrassing internet forum-departure announcement.

Finally figured out that Hamas and Palestinians are not the same thing. There's progress, I guess. Still outraged, though, so two steps back.

Womp womp. I suppose the countdown is on until the perpetually affronted storyteller returns to decry lamestream media while citing a terribly written National Post article.

Stephen King would be jealous of that prolific production of fiction.

The Alberta Energy Regulator unironically had a booth at the Canadian Institute of Mining Conference. It’s an event with a heavy focus on decarbonization and supporting critical minerals. Should have put a moratorium on their booth.

In the world of their voter base, the fires are “probably started by people paid by the climate agenda.” Actual quote from LinkedIn - a platform for professional networking.

The UCP will be giving themselves an extra 5 months in office. https://edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/risk-of-spring-emergencies-leads-alberta-to-push-fixed-election-date-to-october-from-may

A high speed rail link would most benefit our future-million-person-populated city of Red Deer, driving growth to a more cooperative municipality.

Is there still time to tack on a rider to ban 5G? You know...just in case.

If you've seen what they've done to the school curriculum and how they're pressuring post-secondary to align politically with the UCP, I don't think they'll have to worry about an educated population becoming a threat.

This seems to be damage control for stiffing Edmonton on the hospital. After all, if there's going to be a million people in Red Deer, better get them a hospital immediately! I understand that they are underserved as well, but nuance isn't a strong suit for the intended audience.