The Halifax Examiner has added articles for the protests in Kentville (about 150 people) and Port Hawkesbury (over 200 people).

Nuveen (TIAA) is mixed in with this too?

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/09/this-land-was-our-land/594742/

Is there anything Canadian or Nova Scotian about this thing that is supposed to make Nova Scotia syronger?

130 ppl at the Truro protest. Which is impressive considering how checked out the populace generally is.

Halifax examiner wrote a way better article.

CBC has become the complacency network.

Nice job Bridgewater. That would have been my local one, but we went to the legislature. I didn't think it would be that big.

Yeah, it really does seem that the political class of people is completely and utterly captured by the Wealth class. The political class no longer even considers reality, just the lies they're told to believe.

I live in the area. Our warden is quoting everwind studies as fact. It's all of them.

So obviously the professor is right. None of these things are being planned with the environment in mind and none of our leadership seems to give a fuck about that.

Yup, the country with the lowest rate of ai adoption world wide needs an ai datacentre /s

And Lois Landry the local warden, and Amanda momborquette (leadership contender for ns liberal party) and everwind and lets not forget Anthropic and anyone else that supports this shit in my back yard or anywhere else for that matter. Fuck them all.

Another case of put it where the poors live.

Edit: let's not forget...fuck all the old people here that are gonna want this shit and say "but the jobs it will create" without knowing shit about it.

Fuuuuuuuuuucccck tim huston.

A local data centre with an American client won't give us any of that "sovereignty" data centre proponents have been talking about.

Just to add: They are being charged with theft under, so that means that this was a "put food in backpack and run for it" and not "pull a gun/knife on a cashier to get the money from the till" situation.

Definitely zero reason for the police to put people's lives in danger

That's some s-tier passive headline bullshit right there.

There's nothing you can steal from a grocery store that can remotely justify hiting a bike with your car.
Regardless of whether or not they actually stole something, this is absolute bullshit.

Even a corpo mf who would value goods more than human life would have to acknowledge there's more money lost just in damage to the car and pole than whatever could potentially have been stolen.

I feel like the shady stuff this government does is almost invisible to the average person.

I wonder how much local media exposure has fallen? In the past people would be talking about the stories in the paper or on the nightly news.

Mirror?