Unrigged.ca
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    Where is the neo-con content?

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  • edmonton.taproot.news

    Here are some opportunities to offer your input on civic initiatives, including renewal projects in Glenwood and Lansdowne, Valley Line West LRT communications, Castle Downs Park plans, and the Vibrant Street Art Contest.

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    While Canadians Struggle, Energy Corporations Are Laughing All the Way to the Bank
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 80%

    Agreed, the level of concentration in grocery distribution is worse than the telecoms. At this point they need to be broken up and run as non-profits!

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  • While Canadians Struggle, Energy Corporations Are Laughing All the Way to the Bank
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    Sure, but do all Corporate sectors get dozens of billions in direct and indirect subsidies year after year?

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  • It’s time for Unifor to be back in the CLC
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    Sure, there should be more unity.

    When Unifor left the Canadian Labour Caucus (CLC) in January 2018 an institutional barrier to building effective working class solidarity was created.

    But these are major unions whose members aren’t necessarily representing the working class…

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  • The media is blaming immigrants for the housing crisis. They're wrong
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    The federal and provincial governments have largely been the ones stealing the land, with anglo and Franco settlers aiding in certain instances.

    Absolutely nothing to do with Immigration!

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  • Microplastic pollution: Plants could be the answer
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    Of course, we need government action! But do you know the micro plastic content coming from tap water? Do you have much of a choice as to what you are consuming? Wouldn’t you want to filter it out?

    As far as technology, this isn’t pie in the sky, it seems fairly simple and I wouldn’t be surprised if home-made solar punk versions start appearing in zines and online forums.

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  • Microplastic pollution: Plants could be the answer
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    Of course we need stop producing plastics, or at least the types that break down so easily.

    But even then, the micro plastics will likely remain in the environment for some time, so efforts to filter them from water are important. Especially considering as some of the health effects are only starting to become apparent. See https://www.uri.edu/news/2023/08/microplastics-infiltrate-all-systems-of-body-cause-behavioral-changes/

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  • breachmedia.ca

    Some folks on here have been repeating this garbage as well

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    GOP Operative Working For Stephen Harper Named In Latest Trump Indictment
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 93%

    Lol, the way Harper ran things, you just knew this International Democratic Union organization was fakeAF

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  • Bean iOS TestFlight Link
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    Ah got it on the 2nd try!

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  • Bean iOS TestFlight Link
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    I couldn’t activate pro in the beta

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  • Bean iOS TestFlight Link
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    This app rocks ❤️

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  • CRTC reaches major milestone to make cellphone plans cheaper for Canadians
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    I tried to signup for Freedom but I could not retain my existing phone number since they didn’t offer services in my former area code. Hopefully this changes that, but yeah not holding my breath!

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  • edmonton.taproot.news

    A round up of opportunities to offer your input on various issues of civic interest

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    https://thetyee.ca/Opinion/2023/07/31/A-Better-Use-for-Alberta-Oil/

    >Look to the future. Commit the province’s petroleum to making materials for a post-combustion economy.

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    Alberta's Renewable Energy Advantage
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    Truly the stupidest most self-centred bunch in government.

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  • Government requests for Canadians’ Google data have jumped ten-fold in past five years
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    They did the original reporting AFAICT, I seem to recall the whole article being free, but I understand they’re now paywalling :-(

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  • fpcc.ca

    https://fpcc.ca/stories/updated-bc-sans-font-now-available/ BC Sans 2.0 supports typing in the 34 First Nations languages of B.C.

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    https://www.antihate.ca/former_leader_ethnonationalist_political_party_arrested_impersonating_police_officer

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    www.pembina.org

    Renewables fuel economic growth, pay rural Alberta bills and underpin an affordable electricity system

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    [City for sale: Airbnb scam quadruples rents, replaces long-term tenants with ghost hotels](https://ricochet.media/en/3975/city-for-sale-airbnb-scam-quadruples-rents-replaces-long-term-tenants-with-ghost-hotels)

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    ricochet.media

    Pierre Poilievre poses with the head of a group that believes there’s ‘too many Arabs’ in Jerusalem

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    Google Search Liaison on Mastodon
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    Nothing inherently good about this, the Fediverse has only a handful of full time developers, so the network is very vulnerable to Embrace.Extend.Extinguish

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  • edmontonjournal.com

    If you can’t manage your land should you really be allowed to keep it?

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    breachmedia.ca

    Some people say Canada is three oil companies wearing a trench coat—but it might be more accurate to say it’s eight oil lobbyists wearing official government badges at the UN climate summit.

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  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    Bracing myself for disappointment with fall elections in Qc, Ab

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  • An overview of communal land tenure in Namibia: unlocking its economic potential
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 75%

    I bet Namibians would prefer to keep their communal Land tenure system.

    This type of position paper promising to unlock economic potential is as old as capitalism.

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  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    Haven’t heard of other cities doing this, seems like a useful way to target non-white youth demographic

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  • Quebec Becomes World’s First Jurisdiction to Ban Oil and Gas Exploration
  • mooniyaw mooniyaw Now 100%

    Years of popular mobilization, have made this the next logical move. I keep thinking that the wrong political party in power could reverse this or work around this with another Energy East type pipeline project

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