Sean
@seandunn.bsky.social
Once described as "not nearly as serious as they first seem." Accurate. Not the sandwich-throwing one.
There's always an... op ed?
November 20, 2025 at 6:40 PM
There's always an... op ed?
It wouldn't surprise me if part of the gambit here is to keep using the NWC until the federal government finally takes the bait.
(Why? See the Free Alberta Strategy)
(Why? See the Free Alberta Strategy)
November 19, 2025 at 8:07 AM
It wouldn't surprise me if part of the gambit here is to keep using the NWC until the federal government finally takes the bait.
(Why? See the Free Alberta Strategy)
(Why? See the Free Alberta Strategy)
Tracing one warm line
Through a space so wide and savage
Through a space so wide and savage
November 12, 2025 at 6:04 AM
Tracing one warm line
Through a space so wide and savage
Through a space so wide and savage
Which is kind of ironic, as it wasn't too long ago the government was running these ads about Saudi oil.
November 3, 2025 at 6:12 AM
Which is kind of ironic, as it wasn't too long ago the government was running these ads about Saudi oil.
Whoever wrote Smith's bio for the Abu Dhabi conference...
October 31, 2025 at 10:55 AM
Whoever wrote Smith's bio for the Abu Dhabi conference...
The press release from @asilvalining.bsky.social that started it all, 18 Nov 2019.
October 30, 2025 at 12:53 AM
The press release from @asilvalining.bsky.social that started it all, 18 Nov 2019.
As the Premier goes to meet with Saudi Arabia to talk oil, remember it wasn't all that long ago the UCP government ran these ads about Saudi oil:
October 29, 2025 at 7:30 PM
As the Premier goes to meet with Saudi Arabia to talk oil, remember it wasn't all that long ago the UCP government ran these ads about Saudi oil:
As a political leader, having to book a visit with a foreign oil company a whole year in advance is a sign of weakness.
October 29, 2025 at 7:19 PM
As a political leader, having to book a visit with a foreign oil company a whole year in advance is a sign of weakness.
In 2004, Klein knew it was a problem.
In 2019 we knew it was a problem.
The only reason they say they didn't know is because they didn't care to measure.
In 2019 we knew it was a problem.
The only reason they say they didn't know is because they didn't care to measure.
October 29, 2025 at 4:13 PM
In 2004, Klein knew it was a problem.
In 2019 we knew it was a problem.
The only reason they say they didn't know is because they didn't care to measure.
In 2019 we knew it was a problem.
The only reason they say they didn't know is because they didn't care to measure.
Listen up, Gumshoes, some rights have been pilfered in the Canadian Province of Alberta and the crafty culprit has hightailed it to one of her frequented hide-aways somewhere in the world...
October 28, 2025 at 1:50 AM
Listen up, Gumshoes, some rights have been pilfered in the Canadian Province of Alberta and the crafty culprit has hightailed it to one of her frequented hide-aways somewhere in the world...
Demetrios passing the buck? So much for the principle of Cabinet Solidarity.
October 22, 2025 at 8:05 PM
Demetrios passing the buck? So much for the principle of Cabinet Solidarity.
Me, a Jays fan: let the Leafs have him.
October 22, 2025 at 8:03 PM
Me, a Jays fan: let the Leafs have him.
We may find out soon if school administrators really do share camaraderie and solidarity with their @albertateachers.bsky.social union kin, or will cave to being agents of the employer, pressuring teachers to cheat on work-to-rule.
October 22, 2025 at 2:36 AM
We may find out soon if school administrators really do share camaraderie and solidarity with their @albertateachers.bsky.social union kin, or will cave to being agents of the employer, pressuring teachers to cheat on work-to-rule.
Thanks, Staples, for reminding me of our favorite interaction.
October 21, 2025 at 12:02 AM
Thanks, Staples, for reminding me of our favorite interaction.
Smith's "well class complexities are more complicated than just class sizes."
Sure. Thats why the PCs let school boards have flexibility, I.e. sometimes favoring an EA.
But then the 2019 UCP faulted school boards for exercising the flexibility that cons intentionally built in.
Sure. Thats why the PCs let school boards have flexibility, I.e. sometimes favoring an EA.
But then the 2019 UCP faulted school boards for exercising the flexibility that cons intentionally built in.
October 18, 2025 at 4:03 AM
Smith's "well class complexities are more complicated than just class sizes."
Sure. Thats why the PCs let school boards have flexibility, I.e. sometimes favoring an EA.
But then the 2019 UCP faulted school boards for exercising the flexibility that cons intentionally built in.
Sure. Thats why the PCs let school boards have flexibility, I.e. sometimes favoring an EA.
But then the 2019 UCP faulted school boards for exercising the flexibility that cons intentionally built in.
The UCP holding teachers to an ultimatum of either decreasing class sizes what Ralph Klein determined was *best for students* or locking in wages far below they got paid in the Klein era (in real terms) just to meet their arbitrary budget reminds me of this article:
share.google/K7cViBJYkUJ4...
share.google/K7cViBJYkUJ4...
October 16, 2025 at 8:48 PM
The UCP holding teachers to an ultimatum of either decreasing class sizes what Ralph Klein determined was *best for students* or locking in wages far below they got paid in the Klein era (in real terms) just to meet their arbitrary budget reminds me of this article:
share.google/K7cViBJYkUJ4...
share.google/K7cViBJYkUJ4...
I like how the ad copies on YourAlberta are basically a giant "here's your wedge issue" sign to the @albertandp.ca
October 16, 2025 at 5:08 AM
I like how the ad copies on YourAlberta are basically a giant "here's your wedge issue" sign to the @albertandp.ca
The government is now running Facebook ads on the gladiator license plate showdown.
October 16, 2025 at 5:04 AM
The government is now running Facebook ads on the gladiator license plate showdown.
I thought pilotage was already compulsory?
October 15, 2025 at 1:17 AM
I thought pilotage was already compulsory?
Lemme get this straight: the 2004 conservative gov't commissioned a report that determined the best class sizes *for students*.
The 2004 conservative government committed to meeting that target.
The real earning of teachers has decreased since 2004.
But now its up to teachers?
The 2004 conservative government committed to meeting that target.
The real earning of teachers has decreased since 2004.
But now its up to teachers?
October 15, 2025 at 1:11 AM
Lemme get this straight: the 2004 conservative gov't commissioned a report that determined the best class sizes *for students*.
The 2004 conservative government committed to meeting that target.
The real earning of teachers has decreased since 2004.
But now its up to teachers?
The 2004 conservative government committed to meeting that target.
The real earning of teachers has decreased since 2004.
But now its up to teachers?
That's kind of the problem.
The envelope is insufficient.
The envelope is insufficient.
October 14, 2025 at 10:26 PM
That's kind of the problem.
The envelope is insufficient.
The envelope is insufficient.
