Giving the Pope a headdress is not being well received online, however - I am seeing some negative tweets on this tonight.This was the best part after the apology that is.#PopeFrancus crowned with Indigenous headress, While crowd erupts with approval.
— Jaro Giesbrecht ๐จ๐ฆ๐ธ๐ฐ (@JaroGiesbrecht) July 25, 2022
๐๐๐ #PapalVisit2022 pic.twitter.com/14cYlrTWfo
The apology was generally welcomed, with some comment also that the Discovery doctrine has not yet been revoked.The pope got a warbonnet meanwhile many Indigenous people (myself included) are structurally denied access to our homelands, cultural patrimony, and ceremonies.
— Dr. Kali Simmons ๐ฆฌ๐ (@SimmonsKali) July 25, 2022
Hurts, man.
"This apology, offered today by Pope Francis, will lend itself to the healing we all need so that we can find ways to confront the charge of genocide and the legacy of residential schools in Canada." - Chief Robert Joseph.
— Reconciliation Canada (@Rec_Can) July 25, 2022
Click here to read: https://t.co/PC4tGAg1t1 pic.twitter.com/gqeDt0kbCu
I’m troubled
— Brian E Noble #ArticulateBeings (@ArticulateDinos) July 25, 2022
Pope’s apology neither about Church nor Papacy over last centuries, only individual bad Christians who “cooperated with”assimilation moves “promoted by govts of the time”
By omitting #DoctrineOfDiscovery, he ducks complicity in instigating such schools@RussDiabo https://t.co/CuNyX5Ju0g
Put together a video of one of @Pontifex meeting the Chief’s of the Four Nations of Maskwacis & visiting former Ermineskin Indian Residential School site where children died & many who got out alive still carry the pain. I was only a few feet away. Was like a funeral procession. pic.twitter.com/2WjPH8uSVv
— Brandi Morin (@Songstress28) July 26, 2022
A useful reference:Indigenous leaders and residential school survivors felt a mix of emotions towards the Pope’s apology. @CreesonCTV reports. https://t.co/bP2P6PpBfJ pic.twitter.com/lzxWNLJlLW
— CTV News (@CTVNews) July 26, 2022
On a side note, an update on the "boil water" advisories - the Trudeau government has made a huge difference.Anticipating more residential school denialism last year, Daniel Heath Justice and I created a primer on how to identify and confront it. We hope this continues to be a helpful resource, this week and moving forward: https://t.co/jpfQCef4KI
— Sean Carleton (@SeanCarleton) July 22, 2022
I heard 'boil water advisories' mentioned on @CBCNews. While no-one should have to go w/o clean water in Cda, it's important to note (IMHO) that nothing done before fed Libs formed govt Nov 2015, and so far: 82% lifted, plus 8% complete pending lifting, plus 7% under construction pic.twitter.com/stcrkndTSk
— Kathryn Mathias (@KathrynMathias1) July 25, 2022
3/
— Kathryn Mathias (@KathrynMathias1) July 26, 2022
To be clear, it was briefly mentioned by various guests. I'm not criticizing CBC. The guests were making broad, sweeping statements about there being water issues, then changing the topic, so I thought details about what progess had been made would be helpful.
CPC leadership campaign:Plus, many were added after the original list was created. The original list had 105 advisories; this government has lifted 135. More progress than I have seen in my lifetime. https://t.co/hLCVV625uc
— Adrian Wilson (@AdrianW123) July 26, 2022
— Angus Reid (@AngusReid) July 25, 2022
This is the first "bad" poll for Poilievre. It shows Charest would win Atlantic Canada, would be competitive in Quebec, would do better than Poilievre in Ontario... all at the expense of losing some Prairie and Alberta votes (which the CPC could afford). pic.twitter.com/zkCscjShPT
— Philippe J. Fournier (@338Canada) July 25, 2022
Here’s Stephen Harper’s endorsement video for Poilievre https://t.co/fS4GeNctm4
— Harrison Lowman (@harrisonlowman) July 26, 2022
Jean Charest reacts to Stephen Harper's endorsement of Pierre Poilievre. https://t.co/8wwUeECIfb
— Stephen Taylor (@stephen_taylor) July 26, 2022
Ukraine update:There is bad blood between Harper and Charest, in part because when Charest was premier, he sold Harper on the so-called “fiscal imbalance” Quebec suffered. When Harper tried to buy peace and give Charest the money, Charest turned it into a tax cut. Harper was furious. https://t.co/8soQtlMWBa
— Dale Smith (@journo_dale) July 26, 2022
Apropos: “We can say that the Kherson region will definitely be liberated by September, and all the occupiers’ plans will fail,” according to Sergiy Khlan, an aide to the ๐บ๐ฆadministrative head of the Kherson region. https://t.co/9QgsrYtusO
— Franz-Stefan Gady (@HoansSolo) July 25, 2022
Media: @MarkHertling @AC360: @ZelenskyyUa's 2nd front is likely to be "in #Kherson Oblast, the entire province, about the size of Maryland. It bumps up against #Crimea and also maintains the road network to the north, east, and west ... putting Russia on the horns of a dilemma." pic.twitter.com/QmpTKT5kVA
— Porter Anderson (@Porter_Anderson) July 26, 2022
(HIMARS means High Mobility Artillery Rocket System)Himars have ‘changed everything’: weapons destroy 50 Russian ammunition depots in one month - @RolandOliphant https://t.co/xrJPyhQZzI
— Nicola Smith (@niccijsmith) July 26, 2022
And on the lighter side:Even though Russia spent much of last week floating claims that they were going to take more and more and more of Ukraine, the truth seems to be that Putin’s offensive in the Donbas has stalled out short of objectives.While there continues to be fierce exchanges at many points along the front line, and Russia continues to launch attacks toward positions like Bakhmut and Bohorodychne, there are no confirmed reports of a significant gain by Russian forces in over two weeks.In that same period, a number of villages either returned to Ukraine or been thrown into dispute as Ukraine has refused to give Russian forces a chance to catch their breath.At this point, the Ukrainian ministry of defense estimates the Russians have suffered 39,000 killed in action over the course of the invasion. U.S. intelligence estimates that 85% of the Russian military is already actively engaged in Ukraine.When Russia discovered it could not quickly take all of Ukraine, it withdrew and refocused on capturing a much smaller area. Months later, it hasn’t managed to accomplish even that.
Real Men Love Cats---and they work hard at feeding hungry people for @WCKitchen. My good pal @natemook with Noosha the cat in Donetsk, Ukraine. Stay safe, buddy, we all love you. pic.twitter.com/HV0Ryamehd
— Lorenzo The Cat (@LorenzoTheCat) July 23, 2022
It's only Monday. Fuck.
— Tim Fontaine (@anishinaboy) July 25, 2022
aliens probably fly past earth and lock their doors
— percules (@percpoop) July 23, 2022
The story is even better than the headline. https://t.co/UKLoPlp8a3
— Terry Glavin ๆ ผ็ซๆ (@TerryGlavin) July 25, 2022
How cartoon artists at Walt Disney created sound effects in 1941. pic.twitter.com/2y6oe0yo7H
— Figen (@TheFigen) July 24, 2022
'Lifeguard' drone saved a drowning 14-year-old on a beach in Spain by dropping a life vest https://t.co/NEwiblxkgE
— ABC progressive bcpoli, abpoli, cdnpoli, onpoli (@timethief) July 25, 2022
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