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Alberta UCP caucus has ‘no business’ signing separation vote petition: former premier

Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney says the governing United Conservative Party caucus has “no business” signing a petition to force a vote

Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney says the governing United Conservative Party caucus has “no business” signing a petition to force a vote on the province quitting Canada. Kenney, in an interview Monday, said the party he helped create in 2017 and lead until 2022, was founded with the principle that it’s committed to a strong Alberta within a united Canada. “If you’ve run on a platform, let’s say in the 2019 and the last Alberta election — twice under the UCP banner — you have been running as someone who believes in a United Canada," Kenney said. “If that’s how you were elected, you have no business signing a petition to separate the country and I sure hope that’s not the case.”

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Malaysia: Toy Garden Selling Tama Time Travel Tamagotchi Original

If you’re looking to get your hands on the Convention exclusive Tama Time Travel Tamagotchi Original shell, then look no further. Malaysian toy retailer Toy Garden is carrying the incredible shell at a special price of RM160 down from RM200 during their sale! They also have other Tamagotchi’s marked down as well around 10%.

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11/20 (IV) Jenny Bruce Timm style

[politiciansandanimals]

Michelle O'Neill, David Ford and Lloyd the dog

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Fresh crop of rookie MLAs join Manitoba's government | CBC News

Here are some of the first-time MLAs who will be representing Manitobans across the province following Tuesday's election.

Manitobans voted in a big group of rookies to the province's legislative assembly Tuesday night.

Fifteen PC MLAs who won seats in the 2019 election decided not to run for re-election, opening up those ridings to fresh faces. But a number of PC incumbents were also unseated by NDP candidates. 

Here are the first-time MLAs who will be representing Manitobans across the province, according to unofficial results as of Wednesday.

Full article (with list of first-time MLAs)

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[notasadgirl]

i had entirely forgotten how much JOY this show brings me

[notasadgirl]

okay but guys

psychic sana for real

takes the weed from eva’s bargains 10% out of isak says he has to attend kosegruppa  where he meets evan they end up together her and isak become friends then she gives back the 10% saying that it’s served its purpose

and it all started with the ouija board

[notasadgirl]

it’s so strange to me, seeing all these people talk about how they didn’t like season 2 because of noora + william.

i had this conversation with @woozied a little while back about how everyone’s favourite season is different because each one speaks to the audience in a different way, hence why season 3 has been so groundbreaking for the queer community (and my personal favourite). but season 2 still had a really meaningful message for me.

season 2 to me - above everything else - was noora dealing with her fear of relapse should she begin a new relationship. 

it was the recognition that, last time she was with someone, she was unwell and hurting her body; questioning whether being with someone again would put her back in the same place.

it was noora distancing herself from emotions and meaningful relationships, but eventually choosing to trust in herself. more to the point, it was noora choosing to trust that someone else would care about her, even if she didn’t do a great job of it herself.

it was noora not drinking because it’s just empty calories. noora knowing everything about the food she was putting in her body, but then using that knowledge to help someone else.

it was noora’s sense of safety in this life she’d built for herself being compromised, and having the people around her help to build it back up.

noora, girl, i hear you and i love you.