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262 days.
It’s been 262 days since you were airlifted to BC Children’s Hospital.
262 days since we were told, “We did everything we could, but we don’t think she’s going to make it through the night.”
Since then, I’ve watched you fight for every single one of those days.
251 days ago, you opened your eye, moved it, and shifted your leg only to be rushed back for emergency surgery that morning when hydrocephalus set in.
238 days ago, you were extubated and breathed on your own for the first time.
230 days ago, you felt the sun on your face again.
224 days ago, the cranioplasty we had planned turned into yet another emergency when an infection was discovered.
214 days ago, your EVD was finally removed.
213 days ago, you sat on the edge of the bed with a little help, and I wrapped my arms around you for the first time since the morning I left for work before any of this began.
191 days ago, the NG tube came out, and I saw your beautiful face completely clear of tubes and tape.
179 days ago, your prosthetic skull was placed. Your fifth surgery, and the one that finally stuck. After that, things slowly began to feel possible again.
145 days ago, you smiled for the first time (intentionally) while we played thumb war.
140 days ago, I wheeled you off hospital grounds for the very first time.
61 days ago, I heard your voice again.
40 days ago, we celebrated your 13th birthday at the Foo Fighters.
And today, today you’re being released.
There was never a day I stopped believing we would get here. The road ahead is still long, but this is a milestone no one thought we would reach. Maya, you are the bravest person I know. You are an inspiration to so many people. Giving up was never an option for me, and it clearly never was for you either. You refused to accept the words we heard 262 days ago when you came out of the OR. Look at you, my girl. You blew every expectation out of the water.
Thank you to the incredible nurses, doctors, and therapists who walked every step of this with us. Thank you to everyone who supported Maya and our family we could not have done this without each and every one of you.
Now it’s time to leave these hospital walls behind and keep moving forward, Maya Bear.
I love you forever and always.
—Dad ❤️
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I'm tired of the "Alberta separatists are stupid" trope. They're not dumb. They just think the rest of us are.
Here's a list of things they think Albertans are gullible enough to believe. 🧵
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Alberta separatists + American Republicans. Read all about it!
theglobeandmail.com/canada/a… By @nvanderklippe, Grant Robertson, and friend.
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The timeline deserves scrutiny. 🇨🇦🔎
Cleveland-Cliffs acquired Stelco in November 2024, gaining its Canadian operations and established customer relationships.
Ottawa’s approval was explicitly conditional on legally binding five-year commitments, including maintaining at least the same number of unionized employees and the vast majority of non-union employees. These were obligations attached to permission to acquire Stelco, not casual promises. 📄
Four months later, Trump imposed steel tariffs restricting Stelco’s access to the U.S. market. Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves publicly applauded those tariffs.
Now Stelco is announcing Canadian layoffs and blaming the very tariffs its parent company supported.
Why acquire a Canadian steelmaker, legally commit to protecting employment, then cheer a policy that undermines its export market? 🤔
That sequence raises serious questions about whose interests were being served.
Before using Canadian workers’ losses for partisan gain, demand answers from the owner that accepted those obligations and the president whose tariffs it applauded.
Those workers deserve accountability, not a political victory lap. 🇨🇦
#Stelco #CanadianSteel #Hamilton #CanadianWorkers #Tariffs
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The historic investments in LNG Canada Phase 2 here in British Columbia are proof that Canada is building big and bold again.
Built in partnership with Indigenous Peoples. 4,000 jobs during construction alone. The second-largest LNG facility of its kind in the world.
ALT Prime Minister Carney highlights a major project investment in Vancouver, British Columbia.
ALT Prime Minister Carney highlights a major project investment in Vancouver, British Columbia.
ALT Prime Minister Carney highlights a major project investment in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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According to CNBC there are rumors all over Wall Street that the Mystery Gambler/ Insider Trader that trades huge volumes of oil futures and stock index futures 15 to 20 minutes before Trump makes comments about Iran 🇮🇷 and the War may be his Treasury Secretary ; Scott Bessent.
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There’s a reason separation is unpopular.
It’s stupid.
Here’s 10 more.
albertapolitics.substack.com…
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Imperial Oil came out against Alberta separatism, the first major energy company in the province to stake a firm position on the movement to break away from Canada bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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The oil and gas industry has spent years fighting Ottawa, regulatory uncertainty, and market barriers.
Yet Imperial Oil CEO John Whelan says the answer isn't breaking up Canada – it's building, producing, and moving forward.
And things are changing. Alberta is stronger today, our energy sector is growing, and the path ahead is about optimism and opportunity – not anger and frustration from the past.
On October 19, vote Option 1 on Ballot Question 10 – Vote to Stay.
Pledge your vote I votetostay.ca/
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Imperial Oil is against separation.
And so it begins.
Are you paying attention Albertans?
energynow.ca/2026/09/weighin…
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More than 40 countries - Canada and its allies - have sanctions against Belarus for supporting war criminal Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Buying blood potash from Belarus is supporting Russian aggression.
It’s wrong and it doesn’t make sense.
All of that potash has to be shipped first through Russia, then across the ocean, then across the US to mid-western farmers.
Does anyone believe Belarusian blood potash shipped through Russia is going to be more affordable, more sustainable or more ethical than potash shipped from Saskatchewan - right here in North America?
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Folks, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE track your Alberta referendum ballot once you have mailed it. You can do this with your confirmation number and name. Very important. NB: @MargTokar @thebreakdown @SkipIsChris @crwequine @integritycdn @Feisty_Waters @WillyGSkinner @TheRealDKGray @DrJaredWesley Here is my confirmation as an example. specialballot.elections.ab.c…
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USA 🇺🇸 will now defend Greenland 🇬🇱 on behalf of Denmark 🇩🇰 for all eternity - without danish tax payers paying a single cent.
Denmark lets the USA borrow some land for free and America pays BILLIONS for our defence.
THE ART OF THE DEAL 🇩🇰🤣
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NEW: Government of Alberta releases the University of Calgary School of Public Policy report on the potential impacts of separation.
alberta.ca/advisory-panel-on…
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New separation report just dropped.
The U of C’s independent report on the potential impacts of separation offers two main scenarios.
Here's the analysis if things don't go exactly to the separatist plan- and uh it's very, very, very, very bleak.
alberta.ca/advisory-panel-on…
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This column draws on research described fully in our report copublished with @ABFedLabour: afl.org/wp-content/uploads/2…. We show why workers are especially exposed to the economic risks of separatism--and why their (legitimate) grievances stem from problems that started right at home.
