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I've been reading/listening to a number of tales of how people chose law school or chose an area of practice. At an articling interview I was asked "Why does an ex-cop was to work criminal defence? Are you concerned that it might be uncomfortable?" 1/11
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Police are responding to an incident near a trades post-secondary school in northwest Edmonton. A student tells CTV News Edmonton she heard gunshots and saw a person with gunshot wounds. #yeg ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/…
Well, at least consistency is a thing.
“Saskatoon Police Celebrate TRD by surveilling predominantly Indigenous neighbourhoods in Saskatoon.”
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Although the term ‘hero’ is often overused, these two officers are unquestionably true heroes. Thank you, officers Smith and McCurdy.
#BREAKING: Police say Ontario synagogue shooting was hate-motivated crime. Follow for live updates. ctvnews.ca/toronto/article/t…
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The AfD is the far-right party in Germany that German intelligence services have classified as extremists, Bruce.
Multiple intelligence services have documented AfD ties to the Kremlin.
@ABDanielleSmith maybe come back from holidays to check in on Bruce. He’s unwell.
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Finally someone on a major stage saying it out loud instead of hiding behind slogans. Shout it from the rooftops please Alice!
You can’t run a welfare state, bring in millions who need support, and keep energy prices this high without the books blowing up. It’s also tearing up the social fabric and native culture. People are waking up. Now watch the mainstream media ignore all of it - while twisting themselves into pretzels labelling her alt-right anyway.
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Nally needs to go. He’s the same person who put American booze back on Alberta shelves, and also went on a taxpayer-funded bourbon tour. Nothing says ‘standing up for Albertans’ quite like that. #AbLeg edmontonjournal.com/opinion/…
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From @nubigin: Edmonton police launched a pilot in 2020 to test out CCTV cameras, then quietly made them permanent. edmontonjournal.com/news/edm…
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One of several such cases in which ASIRT and the Crown disagree and no one gets prosecuted
• Steven Nguyen edmontonjournal.com/news/loc…
• Pacey Dumas edmontonjournal.com/news/cri…
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A Calgary police officer who broke a 12-year-old autistic boy’s skull won’t be prosecuted. Alberta’s police watchdog believed the officer may have committed a crime, but the Crown refused to prosecute calgaryherald.com/news/calga…
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Leaving aside all of the significant constitutional problems with this new cash bail nonsense, a practical effect that nobody seems to have considered - the overwhelmed and overcrowded jails are about to become significantly more overwhelmed and overcrowded. /1
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.@Alberta_UCP Under the "Provincial Nominee Program” you, Government of Alberta and businesses, not the federal government, selected and invited Temporary Foreign Workers for Alberta. They also pay all taxes just like any Canadians.
Be honest, not racist. Own it.
#ableg
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New from me: Left-wing Edmonton news site The Progress Report is claiming a partial victory after the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) was directed to revise its media policy years after revoking publisher Duncan Kinney’s press credentials.
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The cuts Danielle Smith and the UCP made to AISH are indefensible and unconscionable.
#AbLeg edmontonjournal.com/news/loc…
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Replying to @Tony__Clark @cspotweet
UCP propose Albertans pay for health care if tardy renewing health cards | Red Deer Advocate reddeeradvocate.com/2025/12/…
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Replying to @BlueJays
Huge respect for this………….but also since im a Mariners fan
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More separatist lies debunked: “Citizens in a new Republic of Alberta would have no entitlement to Canadian citizenship in the absence of Canada's consent," said Gerard Kennedy, an associate professor in the faculty of law at the University of Alberta. cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/a…
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R. v. Berg, 2026 SCC 21: Short but very significant clarification on W.D. today. The Crown cannot rely on the mere acceptance of a complainant's evidence to reject the testimony of the accused.
















