P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Replying to @CNDinshorts
They need to be classified as a protected species immediately!
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Replying to @CNDinshorts
Big Pharma is out of control, WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM perhaps???
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Replying to @Martyupnorth
Great qiesrion Marty, why does the Canadian government want to eliminate this B.C. ostrich flock?
It’s not about food safety.
It’s not about meat or eggs.
And it’s not about public health.
This ostrich farm doesn’t sell to consumers.
It works directly with Japanese scientists for research into natural antibodies, a field showing real promise in neutralizing viruses without injections or synthetic drugs.
Out of 400 birds, two were shot and killed in a targeted incident now under investigation. But Health Canada and the CFIA are still moving to eliminate the entire flock due to “avian flu protocols.”
Why?
Because these birds’ immune systems could help expose everything they don’t want studied:
Natural immunity
Non-vaccine virus neutralization
A global pharma model built on fear
No public threat. No food contamination. No transparency. It's just a quiet plan to destroy a biological research breakthrough on Canadian soil.
So ask yourself:
Why are they really targeting this farm?
Why is independent research always a threat?
Who benefits from killing off scientific alternatives?
We don’t need more panic.
We need answers.
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
An NDP government will:
🏠 Protect renters
🏠 Ban fixed term leases
🏠 Pass real rent control
🏠 Give back $900 to renters and homeowners
🏠 Launch a rent-to-own starter home program
We’re fighting for you. I'm fighting for you.
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Replying to @JPo1369
Dear Heavenly Father,
We come before you in the name of Jesus, lifting up our dear friend who is experiencing the pain of losing her loved one. Lord, we ask for your divine comfort and love to surround her family during this time.
Lord, we ask that you would remind our friend of your faithfulness and the hope we have in you. Help them to find comfort in knowing that their loved one is now in your loving embrace, free from pain and sorrow. Give them the assurance that one day, they will be reunited in your eternal kingdom.
Lord, we trust in your unfailing love and mercy. We believe that you are able to bring beauty from ashes and turn mourning into joy. We ask that you would pour out your love and comfort upon our friend, filling their heart with peace and healing.
In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen.
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Replying to @TimHoustonNS
This is EXACTLY what Pierre would do !
Vote grabbing from tragedy , your scum.
#TurfTim
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Replying to @TimHoustonNS
“Do what we can”?! What happened to “Make it happen”? 🤔
- Signed, One of the 151 Families who Lost Their Home
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Replying to @TimHoustonNS
Ummm... that's wonderful for them, but what about those of us in Shelburne County that are in the same situation? *still dealing with this*
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Replying to @TimHoustonNS
The Provincial Government is responsible for rent control, emergency room closures, healthcare wait times, Long term care, education, daycare…
#VoteWisely
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Replying to @TimHoustonNS
You were checkmated on this last night. Affected homeowners of that wildfire were pleading with you about thier taxes doubling on newly built homes but you did diddly squat until you were called out last night. You never cease to amaze Nova Scotians with your BS ! Lies for votes
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
CHECK OUT MY MONTREAL PHOTO OPP! 📸
Since I’ve taken vacation days to come to Montreal for a speaking engagement, I decided to stop by The Maison Benoît Labre, a new facility that contains 36 studio apartments, a kitchen and drop-in centre for people who are transitioning out of homelessness, as well as the city’s first supervised inhalation centre.
Bon travail Montreal! What a great initiative to support people into a safer, healthier life 💪
I also checked out the park next door. You know the one. Last week, @CPC_HQ leader @PierrePoilievre staged his photo opp there, and said it was where “We’re seeing children terrorized by drugs, by potential violence, by gross sex acts, by needles and other danger.” Then he called overdose prevention sites “drug dens” and said he will defund them.
I had a good look around the park, and saw … none of the above. I saw kids playing and having fun. There were no drug users, needles, paraphernalia, etc. Residents of the community who use drugs were not doing so in the park, because instead they have a new safe space, with life-saving services, supports and connections to health care and treatment.
Great to see this approach working as it should, to protect the health and safety of ALL people in this community!
FYI Pierre: if you defund overdose prevention sites, then children all over Canada will indeed see drug use, overdoses, and DEATH from the #ToxicDrugCrisis.
#AllTheTools #cdnpoli
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Humble advice for @TimHoustonNS from poli scientist Tom Urbaniak. . Don’t create distractions, focus on solving homelessness for “actual people in the middle – most of whom are not dangerous, but have both basic & complex needs… Work on it, pick up the pace, stay focused.”
Dalhousie Legal Aid is doing a summer workshop series on Eviction Prevention
First session is the evening of Thursday June 27: events.teams.microsoft.com/e…
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Today the premier said he expects to leave some people sleeping in tents all winter.
They should have acted in the summer so that we wouldn't be in this situation now: snow falling and tents all over the province. #nspoli
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
FOR SALE: Ocean views surround this green, open-concept, character-filled home on Saint John’s west side. Roof needs work - but brand-new carpet throughout. Minutes from the beach. Priced to sell at $364,000
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Replying to @OTChfx
I don't think people understand just how serious it is. They really don't get it.
P Stephens-Brown retweeted
Replying to @adsumforwomen
Yes. We’ve had staff renovicted. We pay a living wage and folks are still really struggling. – at Halifax, Nova Scotia




















