Catherine Babault
@CatherineBabault@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are slightly opened and it looks up towards the sky while doing its courtship ritual.
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are slightly opened and it looks up towards the sky while doing its courtship ritual.
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are slightly opened and it looks up towards the sky while doing its courtship ritual.
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are extended and it looks up with its beak open while doing its courtship ritual.
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are extended and it looks up with its beak open while doing its courtship ritual.
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are extended and it looks up with its beak open while doing its courtship ritual.
Catherine Babault
@CatherineBabault@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are slightly opened and it looks up towards the sky while doing its courtship ritual.
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are slightly opened and it looks up towards the sky while doing its courtship ritual.
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are slightly opened and it looks up towards the sky while doing its courtship ritual.
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are extended and it looks up with its beak open while doing its courtship ritual.
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are extended and it looks up with its beak open while doing its courtship ritual.
A male Brewer's blackbird in a leafless tree with lots of small branches partially blocking the view. The bird has a black body with a greenish-blue shin and a purplish sheen on its head. Its eyes are white. Its wings are extended and it looks up with its beak open while doing its courtship ritual.
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Catherine Babault
@CatherineBabault@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
Screenshot of a statement from four First Nations governments on Vancouver Island. Title reads: MP crashes out over harmless land acknowledgements Subtitle reads: Local Chiefs reassure Aaron Gunn: ''Chillax, bud.'' March 11, 2026 Chiefs from four First Nations communities are urging the public to please approach Aaron Gunn with no caution whatsoever. He is completely harmless, though momentarily unsettled by the alarming possibility that someone might acknowledge the land before a meeting. Yesterday on social media, the MP appeared to crash out and demand to speak to the manager of land acknowledgements, a position that observers confirm does not exist. Chiefs whose territories make up the riding had two words for the MP - Chillax, Bud. Land acknowledgements have never seized private property, cancelled a mortgage, repossessed a pickup truck, or altered a single title deed anywhere in Canada. They are simply people recognizing the history of the place where they are standing. No one is going anywhere. Canada will survive the brief moment of honesty. Until then, Chiefs across the region continue to reassure the public that land acknowledgements have not, to date, resulted in any land back. Signed by Hegus John Hackett, Tla'amin Nation Chief Darren Blaney, Homalco Nation Chief Nicole Rempel, K'ómoks Nation Chief Kevin Peacy, Klahoose Nation
Screenshot of a statement from four First Nations governments on Vancouver Island. Title reads: MP crashes out over harmless land acknowledgements Subtitle reads: Local Chiefs reassure Aaron Gunn: ''Chillax, bud.'' March 11, 2026 Chiefs from four First Nations communities are urging the public to please approach Aaron Gunn with no caution whatsoever. He is completely harmless, though momentarily unsettled by the alarming possibility that someone might acknowledge the land before a meeting. Yesterday on social media, the MP appeared to crash out and demand to speak to the manager of land acknowledgements, a position that observers confirm does not exist. Chiefs whose territories make up the riding had two words for the MP - Chillax, Bud. Land acknowledgements have never seized private property, cancelled a mortgage, repossessed a pickup truck, or altered a single title deed anywhere in Canada. They are simply people recognizing the history of the place where they are standing. No one is going anywhere. Canada will survive the brief moment of honesty. Until then, Chiefs across the region continue to reassure the public that land acknowledgements have not, to date, resulted in any land back. Signed by Hegus John Hackett, Tla'amin Nation Chief Darren Blaney, Homalco Nation Chief Nicole Rempel, K'ómoks Nation Chief Kevin Peacy, Klahoose Nation
Screenshot of a statement from four First Nations governments on Vancouver Island. Title reads: MP crashes out over harmless land acknowledgements Subtitle reads: Local Chiefs reassure Aaron Gunn: ''Chillax, bud.'' March 11, 2026 Chiefs from four First Nations communities are urging the public to please approach Aaron Gunn with no caution whatsoever. He is completely harmless, though momentarily unsettled by the alarming possibility that someone might acknowledge the land before a meeting. Yesterday on social media, the MP appeared to crash out and demand to speak to the manager of land acknowledgements, a position that observers confirm does not exist. Chiefs whose territories make up the riding had two words for the MP - Chillax, Bud. Land acknowledgements have never seized private property, cancelled a mortgage, repossessed a pickup truck, or altered a single title deed anywhere in Canada. They are simply people recognizing the history of the place where they are standing. No one is going anywhere. Canada will survive the brief moment of honesty. Until then, Chiefs across the region continue to reassure the public that land acknowledgements have not, to date, resulted in any land back. Signed by Hegus John Hackett, Tla'amin Nation Chief Darren Blaney, Homalco Nation Chief Nicole Rempel, K'ómoks Nation Chief Kevin Peacy, Klahoose Nation
Catherine Babault
@CatherineBabault@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
Screenshot of a statement from four First Nations governments on Vancouver Island. Title reads: MP crashes out over harmless land acknowledgements Subtitle reads: Local Chiefs reassure Aaron Gunn: ''Chillax, bud.'' March 11, 2026 Chiefs from four First Nations communities are urging the public to please approach Aaron Gunn with no caution whatsoever. He is completely harmless, though momentarily unsettled by the alarming possibility that someone might acknowledge the land before a meeting. Yesterday on social media, the MP appeared to crash out and demand to speak to the manager of land acknowledgements, a position that observers confirm does not exist. Chiefs whose territories make up the riding had two words for the MP - Chillax, Bud. Land acknowledgements have never seized private property, cancelled a mortgage, repossessed a pickup truck, or altered a single title deed anywhere in Canada. They are simply people recognizing the history of the place where they are standing. No one is going anywhere. Canada will survive the brief moment of honesty. Until then, Chiefs across the region continue to reassure the public that land acknowledgements have not, to date, resulted in any land back. Signed by Hegus John Hackett, Tla'amin Nation Chief Darren Blaney, Homalco Nation Chief Nicole Rempel, K'ómoks Nation Chief Kevin Peacy, Klahoose Nation
Screenshot of a statement from four First Nations governments on Vancouver Island. Title reads: MP crashes out over harmless land acknowledgements Subtitle reads: Local Chiefs reassure Aaron Gunn: ''Chillax, bud.'' March 11, 2026 Chiefs from four First Nations communities are urging the public to please approach Aaron Gunn with no caution whatsoever. He is completely harmless, though momentarily unsettled by the alarming possibility that someone might acknowledge the land before a meeting. Yesterday on social media, the MP appeared to crash out and demand to speak to the manager of land acknowledgements, a position that observers confirm does not exist. Chiefs whose territories make up the riding had two words for the MP - Chillax, Bud. Land acknowledgements have never seized private property, cancelled a mortgage, repossessed a pickup truck, or altered a single title deed anywhere in Canada. They are simply people recognizing the history of the place where they are standing. No one is going anywhere. Canada will survive the brief moment of honesty. Until then, Chiefs across the region continue to reassure the public that land acknowledgements have not, to date, resulted in any land back. Signed by Hegus John Hackett, Tla'amin Nation Chief Darren Blaney, Homalco Nation Chief Nicole Rempel, K'ómoks Nation Chief Kevin Peacy, Klahoose Nation
Screenshot of a statement from four First Nations governments on Vancouver Island. Title reads: MP crashes out over harmless land acknowledgements Subtitle reads: Local Chiefs reassure Aaron Gunn: ''Chillax, bud.'' March 11, 2026 Chiefs from four First Nations communities are urging the public to please approach Aaron Gunn with no caution whatsoever. He is completely harmless, though momentarily unsettled by the alarming possibility that someone might acknowledge the land before a meeting. Yesterday on social media, the MP appeared to crash out and demand to speak to the manager of land acknowledgements, a position that observers confirm does not exist. Chiefs whose territories make up the riding had two words for the MP - Chillax, Bud. Land acknowledgements have never seized private property, cancelled a mortgage, repossessed a pickup truck, or altered a single title deed anywhere in Canada. They are simply people recognizing the history of the place where they are standing. No one is going anywhere. Canada will survive the brief moment of honesty. Until then, Chiefs across the region continue to reassure the public that land acknowledgements have not, to date, resulted in any land back. Signed by Hegus John Hackett, Tla'amin Nation Chief Darren Blaney, Homalco Nation Chief Nicole Rempel, K'ómoks Nation Chief Kevin Peacy, Klahoose Nation
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