David @DavidVilly74

#GoodTwitter. I won’t follow you now unless I know you in person. so don’t follow me please. Edmonton Joined January 2012

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Parksy @PfParks

3 hours ago

Please HELP Alberta! This is real data from EDM EDs It shows the worsening trend of completely blocked EDs Share widely and talk about this! Help bring this to the Premier/govt's attention (maybe call into her radio show, as that seems to inform govt policy!!!) 1/4

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Flavio Volpe, C.M. @FlavioVolpe1

6 hours ago

I’m not panicked. Their justification for Section 338 tariffs is that 🇨🇦 is specifically discriminating vs 🇺🇸 commerce🙄. They used dairy terms signed off by Trump in USMCA, auto tariffs retaliating vs 232s & provincial alcohol bans in response to 232s. Keep calm & carry on.

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Deirdre Mitchell-MacLean 🇨🇦 @Mitchell_AB

13 hours ago

The amazing part is that Danielle Smith’s UCP threw more money each month at the Countersignal’s one-man show than Corus. Also courtesy of @TheBreakdownAB #ableg #abpoli

The Breakdown @TheBreakdownAB

a day ago

Scoop! After years of the UCP making it out that there was no specific budget for "Your Province, Your Premier", it turns out that Albertans are paying A LOT! Like almost $10,000 a month a LOT! #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli open.substack.com/pub/thebreakdo…

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The Breakdown @TheBreakdownAB

8 hours ago

For banner ads. They paid alt right websites with questionable traffic more than they paid for an hour of radio time every two weeks… (Ish) Can’t help but wonder if this is part of what @PeterGuthrie99 is chasing down in the Leg… #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

Deirdre Mitchell-MacLean 🇨🇦 @Mitchell_AB

13 hours ago

The amazing part is that Danielle Smith’s UCP threw more money each month at the Countersignal’s one-man show than Corus. Also courtesy of @TheBreakdownAB #ableg #abpoli

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Parksy @PfParks

10 hours ago

Coulda bought some additional HCW care for our drowning EDs… But no… Gotta ask a bunch of questions no wanted asking…

The Breakdown @TheBreakdownAB

15 hours ago

“The Alberta government paid an external agency $300,000 to build its website promoting the ten-question referendum upcoming this October.” The day after our story on “Your Province, Your Premier costing taxpayers almost $10,000 drops, and now this. edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/…

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The Breakdown @TheBreakdownAB

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MondoAB @MondoABx

a day ago

Alberta taxpayers paying for Danielle to gaslight us. "So taxpayers are footing the bill for “Your Province, Your Premier” to the tune of almost $10,000 a month, and what we’re paying for can be broken down into 3 categories, The On Air Host, On Air Promotion and agency fees."

The Breakdown @TheBreakdownAB

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🇮🇪 🇨🇦 🇯🇪 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 @YYCCowboy

a day ago

Well.. Even though my last 2 AHS reports got under 900 views on Twitter.. we'll give it another go tonight! Significant ER Closures in the North zone, OBGYN Closures, a look at last week's acute care's lack of beds and much more as usual!

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Willy Skinner @WillyGSkinner

3 days ago

🍁🎖️ A century of service, remembrance and community. For 100 years, the Royal Canadian Legion has remained a fixture in communities across Canada, supporting veterans, honouring those who served and bringing people together through meaningful initiatives and events. To mark its centennial, the Legion is also inviting more Canadians to get involved with a free one-year membership, opening the door for new members to connect, volunteer and help carry its important work forward. ❤️ Read the full story here: stalbertgazette.com/national-news/…

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Real Talk Ryan Jespersen @RealTalkRJ

4 days ago

Powerful people are using expensive lawsuits to intimidate and silence dissenting voices in Alberta, the only province without anti-SLAPP legislation. Luke LeBrun says change is needed. Do you agree? 👀 FULL: rtrj.info/0716216SLAPP 🎧: rtrj.info/071626 #abpoli #cdnpoli

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Parksy @PfParks

3 days ago

> 6 months since the tragic WR death of Mr. Sreekumar Govt has forgotten him. Public promises were made, but no progress has been made. No ACCOUNTABILITY. The Premier and Ministers have moved on... 1/6

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Parksy @PfParks

4 days ago

This 💯👇 And if you keep allowing govt to starve publicly funded HC, then it won’t be there for you when you need it Ex: Smith is going to “invest BILLIONS” into pipelines, but she won’t do the same in Long Term Care (the ROI there would save big bucks in acute care bed costs)

Raghu Venugopal MD @raghu_venugopal

4 days ago

Canada, understand this: 1) Doctors didn't build publicly funded healthcare. You did. 2) Most of you can't afford private, profiteer healthcare. 3) Doctors aren't going to fix this. We follow the money, just like you. 4) Only the public can save publicly funded healthcare.

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Clarissa @ClarissaC2

4 days ago

@PfParks @DavidVilly74 Civility is borne of privilege and only serves to keep the disenfranchised in their place, it’s about control. Her policies are quite literally leading to the deaths and suffering of Albertans, there is nothing civil about the UCP and their politics are violence.

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Parksy @PfParks

4 days ago

Conflicted here… Smith is a populist pure and simple More Albertans should be telling her directly how unpopular her governing is More people need to take a stance and say no more to her corrupt ignorant and harmful policies Suggest a more civil: Shove Your Fascist Pancakes

The Breakdown @TheBreakdownAB

4 days ago

“Fuck your fascist pancakes!” Smith got called out hard at today’s pancake breakfast for putting AI ahead of Albertans and appearing on a separatist podcast. #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

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Willy Skinner @WillyGSkinner

4 days ago

⚠️ A workplace death. A guilty plea. A $360,000 fine. An Alberta coal mining company has been fined after pleading guilty in connection with a worker’s death—raising renewed questions about workplace safety, accountability and the steps needed to prevent tragedies on the job. ⛏️ The fine will support mine safety initiatives, but the case serves as a sobering reminder: behind every safety statistic is a person, a family and a community. Read the full story. 👇 westernwheel.ca/alberta-news/c…

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David @DavidVilly74

4 days ago

@RepLisaMcClain Actually we are going to tariff you on it idiot.

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David @DavidVilly74

4 days ago

@ABDanielleSmith The Verdict is in! Your corrupt ass needs to resign! #ResignNow #CorruptEverything

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5 days ago

How about creating a hospital wait time complaint line? Corruption tip line? Data breach line? Human rights infringement line? Compromised media tip line? ABns need to focus on the UCP’s real disasters. #FireTheUCP #ableg #CorruptCare #abhealth #abed #FireDanielleSmith

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Alberta Watch Dog @watchdogAB

5 days ago

685 people filed a simple online form. That slowed Canada’s largest data centre in Olds - not politicians, not lobbyists. Citizens using the AUC. Meta. Wonder Valley. Beacon Foothills. All the same process. albertawatchdog.ca shows how

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Willy Skinner @WillyGSkinner

5 days ago

We’re halfway through the month, and I’ve been doing a little social experiment. 👀 Like a lot of people, I noticed my feeds were becoming pretty heavy with anger, misinformation, and a lot of “experts” who seem to have earned their credentials from the comment section. 😬 I started wondering: what would happen if I filled my feed with something different? What if I shared stories written by actual journalists — people who research, verify, ask questions, and do the work to help us understand what’s happening in our communities? 📰 So that’s what I’ve been doing. I’ve been sharing news from trusted sources around Alberta (and yes, I happen to work for one of them). 🍁 The response has been pretty cool. 🙌 Over just 14 days, across three social channels, those posts have generated more than 9,000 likes, shares, comments, and clicks. 📈 Turns out… people actually do want to read the news. ✅ Real stories. Real reporting. Information they can trust. Maybe our feeds don’t have to be filled with outrage all the time. Maybe there’s room for thoughtful conversations, good questions, and stories that help us better understand the world around us. 💡 I’m curious to see what the rest of the month brings. 🚀 Thoughts?