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Denise Batters Kicked Out of CPC Caucus
You love to see it… O’Toole has booted Senator Denise Batters from caucus.Of course, this is unlikely to shut her up. This may only embolden her. It’s also sending a statement as to what kind of dissent he will and will not tolerate, and it’s funny how he’ll tolerate anti-vaxxers but not her. pic.twitter.com/5ptC8NJ3tI — […]
This Anti-Vax Single Mother’s Series of Posts Could Be A PSA For *Getting* Vaccinated
This tragic series of posts by an anti-vax single mother as she catches Covid, is hospitalized, sees her condition worsen, begs for people to donate money and take care of her family if she passes then eventually dies could be an effective public service announcement *in favour of* vaccination. This is one of the top […]
Scary Science Facts – Even If It’s Halloween, Don’t Read This Thread If You Have Anxiety/Depression!
This thread probably isn’t a good one to read ever, let alone on the scariest day of the year! “Scientists of Reddit, what’s a scary science fact the public is generally unaware of?” Happy Halloween everyone! This one is of particular interest to Saskatchewan… If you think the pandemic was bad, this is possibly the […]
Who Knew One Year Ago Today Would Be Arguably The Most Consequential Election in #skpoli History?
Today marks one year since Premier Scott Moe led his #Saskatchewan Party government to a resounding re-election win.At the time, #Sask had 650 active #COVID19 cases and 25 deaths, now 2,822 and 817, respectively.Just 23 in hospital on Oct. 26, 2020 — 293 now.#skpoli #COVID19SK — Phil Tank (@thinktankSK) October 26, 2021 As the Sask […]
“I have no shame in pleading to the public” – Sask Chief Public Health Officer Gets Emotional
I don’t think Scott Moe has the emotional maturity and empathy to speak like this… Moe does, however, has the ability to turn Saskatchewan into a dystopian nightmare… Several of my patients were selected for evacuation to Ontario this week. Though clinical teams played no role in choosing who went (all handled higher up), we […]
Powerful Tweet By An Albertan About Ongoing Minimization of Covid Deaths
https://twitter.com/moirarvane/status/1448491589962067969
Secular Sunday – What Does Your Faith Exempt You From?
There are a few (very few!) medical exemptions I can understand for not getting the vaccine – if you are allergic to something in the vaccine, if you had a serious reaction/event after your first shot and, uhm, not much else? But I’ve never understood being exempted on religious grounds. Even if you believe in […]
One of Saskatchewan’s Highest Profile Anti-Vaxxers & Former PPC Candidate Rumoured To Be In Saskatoon Covid Ward
But I don’t think he qualifies for the Herman Cain Award…yet. I want ZERO Saskatchewan residents to die from covid. Pro-vax, anti-vax, young or old. Perfect health or numerous comorbidities, it's a gruesome way to suffer and die. My condolences to @MarkFriesen08 as I've verified someone with his name is at RUH. — Kyle Anderson […]
A Few Random Thoughts From 2021 @Sask_NDP Virtual Convention
Shea and I signed up to attend the virtual Sask NDP convention this weekend. We’ve been to a handful of conventions over the years since our first in 2009 – mostly in years when there was a leadership vote but also as delegates from our constituency on occasion. (With that said, we’re not actively involved […]
