BGMcKay 🇨🇦

@bgmck.bsky.social

Married for 20+ years to my best friend. He/him/Hey you Old truck mechanic, recently retired. Living in BC for a couple of decades, imported from Ontario. I grow food and flowers. Learning about native plants to help the bees. Solitaire witchy, pagan.

They only time Canada has added anything to the social safety net, like EI, CPP healthcare, it was because governments had a minority and left leaning parties pushed. Libs have a majority with a conservative leader and there are no more left parties.

It's been awhile since I reminded you that I have a YouTube channel. I've had a busy month so there's no new video for October but there are 190 videos to check out. It's a variety channel. ⭐No politics! Travel, food/cooking, gardening, cats, projects, and more. I hope to shoot something new soon.

With Frankie

A little of this. A little of that. A potpourri/variety channel about things that interest me...and maybe you too! Join me while I cook, make, create, travel, learn, and vlog, and explore topics old a...

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PP is a moron and Carney was the only choice we had. That doesn't mean we shouldn't attack him every time he steps out of line (he does it a lot). If you think he gives a single fuck about average Canadian lives or the environment you're sadly mistaken.

Every election cycle we have to hear again and again how the pro-Bernie-and-AOC left flank is going to betray the Democratic Party, until it's betrayed by the pro-big-donor party Establishment and the so-called liberal media Every time

Some of the VIPs at this anti-abortion fundraising gala: • Alberta’s justice minister Mickey Amery • Hospitals minister Adriana LaGrange • Municipal affairs minister Dan Williams • Tourism minister Andrew Boitchenko • Conservative MP Arnold Viersen • Conservative MP Garnett Genuis • Jason Kenney

The Watchdog@thewatchdog.ca · last wk.

NEW: Alberta’s justice minister, UCP MLAs and Conservative MPs made unannounced appearances at an anti-abortion group’s gala fundraiser this weekend The Wilberforce Project says money raised at the event goes ‘directly’ to support their work pushing for laws restricting abortion access in Alberta