Amber @ambermsh

she/her Vancouver, British Columbia Joined July 2012

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Desiree Scott @MsDScott11

3 years ago

Can you spot the difference? 🧐

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So let me get this straight: The Canadian women's hockey team wore N95 masks while easily beating Russia 6-1 at the Olympics...but some people are so inconvenienced by having to wear a mask that they're holding the city of Ottawa under siege & claiming it's all about "freedom?"

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it’s frickin bats 🦇 @TypicalTahdig

4 years ago

You should not love a book series more than you want trans people to be safe and supported. It's as simple as that.

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Sen. Bernie Sanders @SenSanders

4 years ago

Firenados in northern California. Ocean fires in the Gulf of Mexico. Subway waterfalls in New York City. A heat dome in the Northwest melting power cables, killing hundreds and frying marine animals. I have been told that combatting climate change is expensive. Compared to what?

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Read Starting Somewhere @JPHilllllll

4 years ago

The ocean is on fire. Canada hit over 120 degrees. Wildfires caused by lightning storms are destroying whole towns. We can’t afford to wait another second to act on climate.

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Birgit Umaigba-Omoruyi @birgitomo

4 years ago

How does a nation move from discovering the remains of 182 Indigenous Children in unmarked graves one day, to celebrating Canada day the next day?

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CBC British Columbia @cbcnewsbc

4 years ago

B.C. is a recycling leader, but experts say it's time to turn to waste reduction buff.ly/2TdAywH

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Sen. Bernie Sanders @SenSanders

4 years ago

The most severe heat in Pacific Northwest history is underway. Predicted to be “historic, dangerous, prolonged and unprecedented,” by the National Weather Service, it’s already rewriting the record books. Yes. We have to act BOLDLY to address climate change.

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Joy Henderson (she/her) @Joyhenderson78

4 years ago

Your country has just dug up the bodies of over 1300 children that died in its "schools" Your country is fighting against the survivors of those "schools" for compensation. There is nothing to celebrate this July 1.

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First Evening Star @OnaagoshinAnang

4 years ago

If you’re more upset by graffiti on churches than thousands and thousands (because we’re not done recovering these sweet children) Indigenous children in graves then you are a part of the problem. Full stop.

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Sean Carleton @SeanCarleton

4 years ago

If your response to news of unmarked graves at residential schools has been to get indignant and dig in your heels about unreservedly celebrating Canada this July 1, well, now you know why the IRS system was allowed to run for 100+ years even though its horrors were well-known.

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slate @PleaseBeGneiss

4 years ago

my kid wrote a letter to nintendo and they wrote back 😭

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CBC British Columbia @cbcnewsbc

4 years ago

Familiarizing yourself with the Indigenous culture in B.C. just became a little easier, thanks to a new map created by the First Peoples' Cultural Council. buff.ly/3qa4iGZ

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Ahmed Ali @DrAhmednurAli

4 years ago

A queer man was viciously beaten in Toronto for simply existing. Three generations of a Muslim family were killed in London, Ontario for simply existing. For simply EXISTING. This is sadly in the last few days. Not months. Not years. This is Canada, but it doesn't have to be.

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Janis Irwin @JanisIrwin

4 years ago

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Naheed Dosani @NaheedD

4 years ago

When the remains of 215 children are found at a school you ran, you shouldn't have a choice about whether or not to release the records.

Ottawa Citizen @OttawaCitizen

4 years ago

When the remains of 215 children are found at a school you ran, you shouldn't have a choice about whether or not to release the records.

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Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa

4 years ago

What we learned in 2020? That oil is worthless in a society without consumption. That healthcare has to be public because heath is public. That 50% of jobs can be done from home while the other 50% deserve more than they’re being paid. That we live in a society, not an economy.

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Bolu Babalola @BeeBabs

4 years ago

Clueless legit taught me about pointillism

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Kluskap’s Only Son @LoganPerley

4 years ago

The miseducation of Canadians. It’s reasons like this that First Nations people constantly have to hear the line “OMG I had no idea.” Canadians should be demanding treaty education with curriculum co-developed by Indigenous peoples. Also demand accountability.