Charles Adler (paraphrased): in 1992, Alberta had 11,700 hospital beds. Today with nearly double the population and an older demographic, it has 8800. This is not an ottawa or immigration problem.”
Do the real math, people.
The problem is Danielle Smith’s UCP mismanaging Alberta’s finances.
Not immigrants.
Not Ottawa.
#Alberta #ableg #abpoli #Canada #CanadaSky #cdnpoli
I do, in fact, remember the day when WTI sank to $28/barrel, we had a Treasury Board meeting that day, we were dealing with the upcoming Budget.
I also remember the clear direction from Rachel Notley: we will not make Albertans suffer for the oil price roller coaster. And we didn’t.
Someone has sure already made this observation but the fact they can convert all those empty warehouses into prison camps means they could have converted them into housing, community centers, job training centers or, hell, libraries or schools all along. It’s always a matter of will not resources.
Potter here, seems legit.
In 2024, I rose in Senate QP to ask why the Govt of Canada was still using X for official communications. Today, they are still there. What exactly will it take to break the spell?
Handmade pottery mugs with autumn leaf imagery
Old photo for a new season. I've been working away in my studio, but quiet on social media lately. The shift toward autumn always makes me feel like starting projects, though, and I've missed interacting on here, so I'm going to try to post more this September. Thanks for following along!
Swan Swan Humingbird and Fall on Me but the whole album is a gorgeous experience
Two ceramic snails facing each other with a ceramic apple in behind them.
Snails and an apple from the recent soda firing.
Two tall handmade mugs illustrated with leaves.
New pots from a soda-firing. Pretty happy with the porcelain pieces in this firing. I also might be addicted to shinos now. I need to figure out more regular access to a soda kiln. #sodafiring #canadianceramics
Love this album so much- happy anniversary Murmur!
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Pottery mug with multicoloured maple leaves on its surface.
A piece from earlier this year.
#canadianceramics #pottersofbluesky #potterymug
A ceramic platter depicting a magpie perched upon a stitched pattern. The magpie is pulling on a thread from the stitching. The background is made up of blue leaves and branches.
"Let This Be A Warning" 2025
#canadianceramics #pottery #pottersofbluesky #magpies
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Ceramic platter featuring a magpie with a red thread in its beak while flying away from a tapestry pattern of apples and leaves.
"Take Your Own Advice" 2025
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The final piece I'm exhibiting in a group show here in Red Deer. The show, titled "494: Collected Reflections" opens tomorrow, reception 6:00-8:00 at the Viewpoint Gallery.
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Thank you!! I'll definitely be making more!
A ceramic platter depicting a magpie perched upon a stitched pattern. The magpie is pulling on a thread from the stitching. The background is made up of blue leaves and branches.
"Let This Be A Warning" 2025
#canadianceramics #pottery #pottersofbluesky #magpies
Two tall pottery mugs with floral and chickadee imagery
Three mugs with floral and leafy imagery
Getting ready to post some new mugs into my online shop this weekend. www.littlesister.ca
#canadianceramics #potterymugs #pottersofbluesky
Truth!
It definitely is a good perspective check.
Currently photographing pieces. I often put it off, but then once I'm in it, I appreciate the time to really look at the work. The camera serves as a bit of distance that's really valuable for learning from my own work, I think. How does everyone else think about time spent documenting their art?
Cats are weirdly tolerating each other. Something's afoot...
