Rebellious Sister 🇨🇦
@rebelsister.bsky.social
British Columbia, Canada. Pro democracy, pro worker, pro humanity. Block DMs, crypto shit, bots of all kinds. Only other social media is Gander (in beta)
More news on the IIHF/Russia case: Swiss journalist Thomas Renggli reports that Italian lawyer Giulio Palermo, who chaired the CAS panel which reinstated Russia to international hockey, appeared as a speaker at an arbitration conference in Moscow a few weeks earlier and did not disclose the trip.
In a huge scoop, @thetyee.ca reveals that Alberta is looking to adopt a US billing system for Alberta doctors This would align Alberta with the US & create the conditions for US private health insurance corporations and providers to enter the market thetyee.ca/News/2026/11... #abpoli #cdnpoli
Alberta May Adopt a US Health-Care Billing System | The Tyee
The option is detailed in a ministry document obtained by The Tyee. Experts warn it could open doors to US insurers and care providers.
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I wonder if Americans know that every time the Orange 💩 does posts like this, the relationship recovery timeline with Canada gets exponentially longer…
Putin’s Bitch: “Sure, Russia started the war, but Ukraine was very disrespectful to Putin.”
Looks like #ElbowsUp is still on the menu. gwynnedyer.com/2026/is-amer...
Is America Back? | Gwynne Dyer
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Wow. Trump called Venezuela a territory in the 60 Minutes interview last night. That should get a lot more examination in the media than it is getting today.
* BLANCHE: TODAY I ACCEPTED RESIGNATION OF ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL BRETT SHUMATE OF THE CIVIL DIVISION @reuters.com
So why didn’t it explode until the 1980s? Timing is everything. In the early 1900s, small colonial towns were growing. There was more migration, more trade routes, and more sexual networking. The virus spread along railway routes, reaching the Caribbean and eventually the US by the 1960s.
The Patient Zero myth is also misleading. People often point to a man named Gaétan Dugas as the first case. But we now know he wasn’t. The virus was already spreading silently in the population for decades before the 1980s. Doctors discovered it only after the virus had spread for generations.
A med student asked me today: “If HIV is transmitted through sex, how did the very first human get infected? Who gave HIV to the first person if nobody had it before?” Brilliant question. Let me explain it.🧵
First, we have to clear something up: HIV didn’t just appear in the 1980s. The virus is actually ancient. It’s been circulating in primates for thousands of years. The specific virus that causes AIDS is a descendant of SIV Simian Immunodeficiency Virus.
So, how did SIV (monkey virus) become HIV (human virus)? It all comes down to blood. In Central Africa, hunting chimpanzees and other primates for bushmeat was and still is common. Hunters got cuts while butchering, allowing monkey blood to mix with human blood. That’s the crossover event.
…15 people were rescued from this burning building. Last night, my hometown of Kremenchuk came under another attack. This building housed a children's center that had been supporting children with disabilities and their families for nine years. Damn russians
Whoa. Winnipeg. That is so low. www.cbc.ca/sports/footb...
Davis Alexander says Bombers player taunted him about late father in Alouettes' East final win | CBC Sports
The Montreal Alouettes are heading back to the Grey Cup after defeating the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 33-23 in the CFL’s East Division final on Saturday in Montreal.
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Wait just a minute. Norway has been bumped from the World Junior hockey tournament in favour of Russia? Russia? But Canada is going to deny Russia entry into the country so what the heck is going on. #IIHF www.cbc.ca/sports/hocke...
Norway says it has been bumped by the IIHF to allow Russia to compete at world juniors in Canada | CBC Sports
The Norwegian Ice Hockey Association said Sunday it has been informed that it is being bumped by Russia from competing in the world junior championships in Canada, a decision creating further uncertai...
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It’s always the same. The Tea Party protests were *insanely small* compared to No Kings, yet the media responded by giving Tea Party Republicans a televised slot to reply to Obama’s SOTU in addition to the regular GOP response.
Schnorkles O'Bork@schnorkles.bsky.social · yesterdayI love* the fact that the media spent years telling us the country had changed forever because of an R +1.5 environment and when it's a D +13 environment they're like "woah there partner, this probably doesn't mean anything."
David Cochrane on the Democrats' blue tsunami: America was willing to put up with a lot until gas got expensive. Zain Velji: Did people finally trade away a version of fascism because diesel was too expensive? Yeah.
Fake news alert. This image from today's shooting in Krakow is AI enchanted and not real. These piss me off to no end. Its almost real, from a real clip but no, we need to amp up reality 🙄
If it's black, fight back. If it's brown, lie down. If it's white, GOOD NIGHT 💀
Found more voter fraud. Republican Party official Aidan Rowan was arrested and now faces felony charges in New York for allegedly forging ballot applications on behalf of three people and submitting a forged ballot for a fourth. dailyvoice.com/article/aida...
“Detectives said Winans was a registered Republican. Ziolkowski, who state voting records showed is also a registered Republican, was Winans’ daughter, and attempted to re-register her as a Democrat under her own address.”
Pittsburgh bank executive charged with voter fraud
An Allegheny County spokesperson, who represents the elections office, said this case was the only instance of voter fraud flagged by the elections team this cycle.
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In Paraguay President Santiago Peña resigned after a bank collapse. Congress refused to accept the resignation because they want to impeach him. People still can’t access the app or ATMs and the banks are shuttered.
Landslide risk prompts evacuation order for village of Zeballos on Vancouver Island. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
Landslide risk prompts evacuation order for village of Zeballos | CBC News
A state of local emergency and an evacuation order have been issued for Zeballos, a village of about 125 people on the northwest coast of Vancouver Island, due to flooding and potential landslide risk...
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Wouldn’t it be something if the CEOs of compromised companies opened all their emails and files, etc without being subpoenaed or sued? Coming clean would encourage forgiveness. Guess I’m dreamin’
I wouldn't be surprised at all if @elections.ab.ca was lowballing the cost of Danielle Smith's destructive and unnecessary referendum.🧐 #ableg #abpoli #FireTheUCP #FireDanielleSmith www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
Elections Alberta reveals October referendum cost $84M, receives additional funds from legislature committee | CBC News
Elections Alberta is estimating the province’s Oct. 19 referendum cost just over $84 million to execute.
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So, having read the Court's statement, it appears Akansas had the exact same lack of checks and controls you usually read about in the bar disciplinary order findings of fact of lawyers whose excessively trusted employee embezzled client money. God. She failed someone who passed.
