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theo @tboyblues.bsky.social · Jul 13
Fact Check: True ✅ ☝🏻
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not now babe it's infishtructure week
large building shaped like fish
November 29, 2025 at 3:13 PM
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avi lewis running on a bold anti theatre kid campaign to contrast himself with justin trudeau
November 28, 2025 at 12:50 AM
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emilylowan.bsky.social
Mark Carney and Danielle Smith’s MOU is an abuse of power and a spit in the face to British Columbians. They will never ram a pipeline through BC without the consent of Coastal First Nations and Northern Communities, and we’ll make fucking sure of it. #bcpoli
November 27, 2025 at 6:14 PM
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nothinkyjustvibey.bsky.social
The NDP should sound like this.
avilewis.ca Avi Lewis @avilewis.ca · 2d
Carney’s deal with Danielle Smith is the sellout of the century: scrapping climate legislation for a pipeline that will never be built.

We need powerlines, not pipelines. Our path is through climate leadership & building good jobs in the clean economy.
November 28, 2025 at 5:11 AM
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avilewis.ca
Carney’s deal with Danielle Smith is the sellout of the century: scrapping climate legislation for a pipeline that will never be built.

We need powerlines, not pipelines. Our path is through climate leadership & building good jobs in the clean economy.
November 28, 2025 at 5:05 AM
tboyblues.bsky.social
fuck you nenshi
naheednenshi.bsky.social Naheed Nenshi @naheednenshi.bsky.social · 3d
The new Canada-Alberta MOU is a positive step for our energy future.

Meaningful investments in Pathways, clear measures to reduce emissions, and a stronger industrial carbon price give Albertans the certainty we need to move forward. /1
November 28, 2025 at 3:32 AM
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avilewis.ca
1/ Mark Carney has betrayed all of us by making a pipeline pact with Danielle Smith. A real nation-building project would expand the renewable energy of the future while creating thousands of jobs - powerlines not pipelines.
November 27, 2025 at 5:17 PM
tboyblues.bsky.social
GET ‘EM DON
donvdavies.bsky.social Don Davies @donvdavies.bsky.social · 4d
Liberal MPs once claimed to support the tanker ban in Northern BC. Now they’re reversing 50 years of coastal protection and risking billions of dollars of economic activity—without consulting BC or First Nations. Why are BC Liberals betraying voters and risking our future?
November 27, 2025 at 1:02 AM
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breachmedia.ca
Before he was Manitoba Premier, Wab Kinew investigated the school-to-prison pipeline and rapped about police brutality.

So why is he now pushing for more cops in schools?

@desmondcole.bsky.social breaks down why Kinew’s stance on police stops short of action. youtu.be/oa2nUT3czxw
Wab Kinew wants more cops in schools—despite his own work exposing their harm
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November 24, 2025 at 8:21 PM
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avilewis.ca
Peu importe où on vit ou quelle langue on parle, on est tous dans le même bateau : essayer de survivre dans une économie impossible.

Les Québécois.e.s ont soif de solutions : audacieuses, claires et fondées sur la solidarité.

Joignez-vous à nous : choisisavi.ca

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Mon message aux Québécoises et Québécois | Avi Lewis
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November 25, 2025 at 6:50 PM
tboyblues.bsky.social
mon 🐐 francophonie
avilewis.ca Avi Lewis @avilewis.ca · 5d
No matter where we live or what language we speak, we’re in the same boat: trying to get by in an impossible economy.

Quebeckers are hungry for progressive solutions: bold, clear, and based on solidarity.

Join the movement: LewisforLeader.ca

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My message to Quebeckers | Avi Lewis
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November 25, 2025 at 8:32 PM
tboyblues.bsky.social
really really happy to see multiple candidates supporting the creation of a public builder. my parents were never able to afford a home and this is the only way i’ll ever be able to afford one.

hope this means we’ll see a public builder no matter who wins :’))
avilewis.ca Avi Lewis @avilewis.ca · 6d
An Avi-led NDP would get the federal government back into the public housing business by establishing a public builder to deliver one million social, co-op, non-profit and supportive homes within five years.
November 24, 2025 at 8:08 PM
tboyblues.bsky.social
let’s fucking go
avilewis.ca Avi Lewis @avilewis.ca · 6d
Today, I’m excited to announce the first major policy solution of our campaign: a concrete plan to break the power of corporate monopolies and build the next generation of public options.
November 24, 2025 at 8:07 PM
tboyblues.bsky.social
toxic supply has killed nearly 18,000 people in BC since 2016 and instead of going after the lawmakers who’ve allowed that to happen, they’re charging the people trying to prevent more people from being killed.
November 24, 2025 at 5:43 AM
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kwardvancouver.bsky.social
The majority of people who die from unregulated drugs do not use drugs on a daily basis, but thanks for your ignorant bigotry which our governments have intentionally cultivated to avoid making policy change that would prevent thousands of deaths

#DULF
kq5.bsky.social KQ5 @kq5.bsky.social · 6d
STOP BEING STUPID FUCKING DRUG ADDICTS!

PROBLEM SOLVED.
November 24, 2025 at 5:20 AM
tboyblues.bsky.social
i love being trans
November 24, 2025 at 3:20 AM
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diplomatofnight.com
Some people seem to be under the impression that there is such a thing as nonviolent settlement of occupied territories and there is not
November 24, 2025 at 12:58 AM
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cape-bc.bsky.social
Vancouver Council votes this week on a budget that could slash programs supporting public health & climate action. We're submitting this open letter tomorrow. We have >200 signatures so far, including almost 100 health professionals. Help us reach 300 by morning! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
November 24, 2025 Dear Mayor Sim and Vancouver City Council, We write to express deep concern about the proposed 2026 budget cuts that significantly reduce funding to departments responsible for public health, climate resilience, safety, and equity. The draft budget proposes a 14% cut to Planning, Urban Design, and Sustainability; a 12% cut to Arts, Culture, and Community Services; a 13% cut to Real Estate, Environment, and Facilities Management; and a cut to Engineering. These departments deliver core services that protect people during extreme heat, reduce pollution, improve road safety, and support communities facing the greatest health risks. Cuts of this scale deepen existing inequities and place lives at risk. The 2021 heat dome caused 619 deaths in British Columbia, overwhelmingly among seniors, people living alone and without indoor cooling, low-income renters, those with mental illness, and residents of neighbourhoods with limited tree cover. We know heat emergencies will become more frequent and more severe in the coming years. The departments facing cuts are home to programs – including building retrofits, tree canopy expansion, green infrastructure, cooling centres, and neighbourhood-level resilience planning – that are among the most effective public health tools we have. Reducing funding for these departments could delay life-saving interventions and increase climate-related health harms for those already most exposed. Traffic violence remains one of the most persistent and preventable threats to public health and safety in Vancouver. Pedestrian injuries and deaths disproportionately affect lower-income neighbourhoods, and children, seniors, and people walking, cycling or using mobility aids bear the greatest burden. Cuts to planning, urban design, and engineering could delay or cancel projects such as safer crosswalks, signal upgrades, traffic-calming measures, and safe routes to schools. These interventions reduce serious injuries, save lives, a… all contribute to mental health, social connection, and crisis resilience. ACCS also coordinates critical work to support the health and safety of sex workers. Reducing this department’s capacity will directly harm communities that rely most on stable, accessible social support. At the same time, the Park Board has been directed to absorb approximately $11 million in cuts, which threatens childcare facilities, recreational programming, and community centres that serve as lifelines during extreme heat and cold. Libraries, which require an additional $1.65 million to provide universal seven-day operations, are also essential cooling and warming centres, public washrooms, internet and communication hubs, and trusted spaces for seniors, youth, low-income families, and people without stable housing. Cuts to these frontline services would reduce Vancouver’s ability to protect residents during emergencies and deepen existing inequities in access to safe, healthy public spaces. We are also concerned by information from city staff indicating the possible elimination of baby-changing tables and menstrual product dispensers in civic facilities. These are basic health supports, relied on most by women, caregivers, and families without discretionary income. Removing them would further widen health inequities. If revenue shortfalls are offset through higher user fees, the burden will again fall disproportionately on those least able to pay: low-income families, newcomers, seniors, people with disabilities, and youth who rely on public programming and facilities the most. Equitable, climate-resilient cities cannot be built on regressive cost-shifting. Finally, decisions of this magnitude, with major implications for health, equity, and climate justice require full transparency about which programs, staff, and services are affected before the November 25 vote. We respectfully ask council to: Release a clear and complete breakdown of all proposed cuts before the final vote Prot…
November 24, 2025 at 12:50 AM
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annetheriault.bsky.social
I really need to practice saying “what a weird, rude thing to say” to the people who say weird, rude things to me
November 24, 2025 at 2:07 AM
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avilewis.ca
We cannot let workers pay the price for getting Canada off oil & gas — and as NDP leader, I’ll ensure they don’t.

It’s Big Oil that’s sucked billions of dollars out of the ground in this country, and it’s Big Oil that must pay the price of getting us out of the mess that they've created for us all.
November 23, 2025 at 6:27 PM
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theecologyprof.bsky.social
If the NDP elects Avi Lewis as leader & Carney continues to pivot right, especially on pipelines / climate policy, the Liberals are toast. Next fall's election will restore the NDP to healthy party status, with the Conservatives as govt. Wouldn't rule out a Layton-style result. #ClimateActionNow
avilewis.ca Avi Lewis @avilewis.ca · 10d
My position is clear: I am unequivocally opposed to any new fossil fuel development — including LNG.

We must have the courage to say this to every government, of any stripe: if you’re building new pipelines or fossil infrastructure, this shall not pass.

#cdnpoli
November 22, 2025 at 2:51 PM
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davidnir.com
Today is the day that Zohran Mamdani truly became president
atrupar.com Aaron Rupar @atrupar.com · 9d
Trump frickin' loves this guy lmao
November 21, 2025 at 9:45 PM
tboyblues.bsky.social
if you’re surprised that trump loves zohran it means you weren’t paying attention for the past 10 years
November 22, 2025 at 12:45 AM
tboyblues.bsky.social
absolute no brainer. obviously it’s more pressing in rural areas but cell service sucks in a lot of cities too and there is no reason canadians should have to pay this much for such shitty coverage.
November 21, 2025 at 6:07 PM
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avilewis.ca
In a country the size of Canada, we need a public option for cell phone service.

It can be a matter of life and death.

www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic...
Why Canada’s roadways are studded with cell phone ‘dead zones’
Ottawa has not adequately pushed cellphone companies to increase coverage, experts say, preventing people in emergencies from receiving help
www.theglobeandmail.com
November 21, 2025 at 3:47 PM