he/him ⭐ Executive Director of Issues Management for Alberta's New Democrat Caucus. 🍊
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kyall glennie retweeted
Last week, they were releasing plans for their new country. Today, they fired their leaders and have lost control of their social media.
after watching all of this unfold, having trouble figuring out who the BC Conservative insiders hate more: Muslims or Jews?
kyall glennie retweeted
I’m saddened to see an Edmonton institution like BioWare closing its doors. BioWare was founded in Edmonton in 1995 and became internationally famous for games including Baldur's Gate, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Dragon Age, and Mass Effect.
Our thoughts are especially with the employees who have lost their jobs and the families affected by this closure.
kyall glennie retweeted
Albertans are dying because they can't get timely care in emergency rooms.
And how has Danielle Smith responded? She's done nothing but waste all of our time and $200 million on a separation referendum we all knew would fail.
Albertans deserve a government that will make life better for them.
cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/…
kyall glennie retweeted
UPDATE: In a APP Zoom meeting, Mitch Sylvestre says Tanya Clemens and Chris Scott are not board members and don't have authority to dismiss anyone.
"The fact that they're saying that they dismissed anybody from the APS board, they had no authority to do it. They cannot do it, and I'm really concerned with the timing of that."
#abpoli #cdnpoli
The Alberta Prosperity Project says it fired Jeff Rath and Mitch Sylvestre, removed both from its board, then deliberately kept the whole thing quiet until after the referendum because it didn’t want to distract from the vote.
Most failed states wait until after independence to start falling apart.
#abpoli #cdnpoli
kyall glennie retweeted
The Alberta Prosperity Project says it fired Jeff Rath and Mitch Sylvestre, removed both from its board, then deliberately kept the whole thing quiet until after the referendum because it didn’t want to distract from the vote.
Most failed states wait until after independence to start falling apart.
#abpoli #cdnpoli
Fighting those who buy ink by the barrel is a great look for a UCP press secretary
Umm, no @CarrieTait one question one follow-up has been the rule for a long time.
All other reporters follow these rules. Why do you think you're the exception?
Frankly, your conduct is more disrespectful to your fellow reporters in line to ask questions than anything else.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The "one question one follow-up" format for Alberta government press events became the norm during COVID-era virtual conferences controlled by officials. Pre-COVID, reporters used open scrums allowing more flexible follow-ups without such imposed limits.
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edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/…
cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…
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kyall glennie retweeted
“I do actually believe as premier I should follow the law.” Indeed. And bookmarked. 😉
kyall glennie retweeted
How many MLAs in her caucus voted for option 2? When will we finally be told?
Smith takes her stand - bans separatist candidates, UCP officials, ministers, who won't accept referendum result. Column. calgaryherald.com/opinion/co… #ableg #abpoli #yyc #yeg #cdnpoli #abreferendum #abgov
kyall glennie retweeted
25 minutes later and the question on abolishing the senate has flipped to no, making it all 4 constitutional questions falling short.
kyall glennie retweeted
Hi BC Conservative Candidate Margareta, here are screenshots of your financial agent saying that he is in favour of slavery, that eugenics is desirable, and homosexuality is a disease.
Another week, another violent attack in downtown Vancouver.
Last night, a man was attacked with a hammer at 2:00AM during a suspected robbery.
After 9 years of NDP disorder, headlines like this are the norm. They shouldn’t be.
Thank you @VancouverPD for the quick arrests.
The @Conservative_BC plan, Safe Streets for BC, will hire 250 more police officers for crime hotspots, add 50 Crown prosecutors, expand court capacity, and publicly track repeat offending & bail compliance – so our justice system is accountable for results.
