Dan Gallant 🇨🇦

@thedanalytic.bsky.social

here to have fun and talk with my community for two or three minutes… then I’m gone ••• I run marathon for ‘fun’ and have covered sports for 18 years •••

The province claims to not be able to help folks… so the Edmonton police (2nd largest budget line in the city, no budget oversight) “do” While they can’t help us with the traffic deaths and violent crime (ofc they’ll claim this will help with the latter) I’m no longer volunteering with the EPS

The Breakdown AB@thebreakdownab.bsky.social · 2w ago

Someone said the quiet part out loud today... While people apprehended and taken to the new secure "Integrated Stabilization Centre" can only be held for a short period... It's predicated on the language of forced treatment. "Potentially causing harm to themselves or others."

Can we name her Official Ambassador to the US immediately? [For the record I don’t condone physical violence, but Canada promises to punish her as much / equal to the most named people on the Epstein Files are / have been punished…]

Post from NyPost rag that has posted four times about this minor story, trying to rage bait:

New York Post @nypost.com • 6h
ICE Nabs Canadian Woman Accused of Slapping MAGA Wearing Teen, Pentagon Adds Testosterone Screenings
CANADIAN
ON ICE
PUST CAST
ICE Nabs Canadian Woman Accused of Slapping MAGA Wearing Teen, Pentagon Adds Testosterone Screen...
A Canadian woman accused of slapping a teenager over pro-Trump clothing is now in...Post from NyPost rag that has posted four times about this minor story, trying to rage bait:

ICE Nabs Canadian Woman Accused of Slapping MAGA Wearing Teen, Pentagon Adds Testosterone Screenings
July 16, 2026 | 7:07am
A Canadian woman accused of slapping a teenager over pro-Trump clothing is now in ICE custody at the very detention center her husband has spent months publicly criticizing. The unusual case has drawn fresh attention to Delaney Hall in Newark as the woman's immigration and criminal cases move forward. Also, the Pentagon is adding annual testosterone screenings for service members over 30 as part of routine physicals.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the new program is designed to improve military readiness, long-term health, and battlefield performance.