Avi Lewis
@avilewis@mstdn.ca  ·  activity timestamp 1 hour ago
Screenshot of a tweet from Evan Solomon. It has two photos of him meeting with the Israeli Ambassador to Canada with the caption: This morning, I met with Israel’s Ambassador to Canada as part of ongoing engagement on technology, AI, and economic development. Dialogue matters, particularly in complex times. / Ce matin, j'ai rencontré l'ambassadeur d'Israël au Canada dans le cadre d'un engagement continu en matière de technologie, d'intelligence artificielle et de développement économique. Le dialogue est important, en particulier dans les périodes complexes.
Screenshot of a tweet from Evan Solomon. It has two photos of him meeting with the Israeli Ambassador to Canada with the caption: This morning, I met with Israel’s Ambassador to Canada as part of ongoing engagement on technology, AI, and economic development. Dialogue matters, particularly in complex times. / Ce matin, j'ai rencontré l'ambassadeur d'Israël au Canada dans le cadre d'un engagement continu en matière de technologie, d'intelligence artificielle et de développement économique. Le dialogue est important, en particulier dans les périodes complexes.
Screenshot of a tweet from Evan Solomon. It has two photos of him meeting with the Israeli Ambassador to Canada with the caption: This morning, I met with Israel’s Ambassador to Canada as part of ongoing engagement on technology, AI, and economic development. Dialogue matters, particularly in complex times. / Ce matin, j'ai rencontré l'ambassadeur d'Israël au Canada dans le cadre d'un engagement continu en matière de technologie, d'intelligence artificielle et de développement économique. Le dialogue est important, en particulier dans les périodes complexes.
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Ned Yeung
@ned@beige.party  ·  activity timestamp 12 hours ago
Get in, loser, we're voting for Avi Image shows a smiling Avi Lewis forefront in the camera in front of a background of a school gym full of Canadians in folding chairs, in what appears to be a town hall or similar gathering. The Canadian left is in dire need of a win, and the NDP's leadership race has provided an opening for one. Journalist and activist Avi Lewis is running with a bold climate, anti-war, and pro-worker platform, proposing to turn the party into a megaphone for social movements and an engine of grassroots organizing. With just a few days left to sign up to have a chance to vote for the next leader, Martin Lukacs, a long-time collaborator with Lewis, makes the case for why the left needs to seize the moment. Read now >>>
Get in, loser, we're voting for Avi Image shows a smiling Avi Lewis forefront in the camera in front of a background of a school gym full of Canadians in folding chairs, in what appears to be a town hall or similar gathering. The Canadian left is in dire need of a win, and the NDP's leadership race has provided an opening for one. Journalist and activist Avi Lewis is running with a bold climate, anti-war, and pro-worker platform, proposing to turn the party into a megaphone for social movements and an engine of grassroots organizing. With just a few days left to sign up to have a chance to vote for the next leader, Martin Lukacs, a long-time collaborator with Lewis, makes the case for why the left needs to seize the moment. Read now >>>
Get in, loser, we're voting for Avi Image shows a smiling Avi Lewis forefront in the camera in front of a background of a school gym full of Canadians in folding chairs, in what appears to be a town hall or similar gathering. The Canadian left is in dire need of a win, and the NDP's leadership race has provided an opening for one. Journalist and activist Avi Lewis is running with a bold climate, anti-war, and pro-worker platform, proposing to turn the party into a megaphone for social movements and an engine of grassroots organizing. With just a few days left to sign up to have a chance to vote for the next leader, Martin Lukacs, a long-time collaborator with Lewis, makes the case for why the left needs to seize the moment. Read now >>>
Ned Yeung
@ned@beige.party  ·  activity timestamp 12 hours ago
Get in, loser, we're voting for Avi Image shows a smiling Avi Lewis forefront in the camera in front of a background of a school gym full of Canadians in folding chairs, in what appears to be a town hall or similar gathering. The Canadian left is in dire need of a win, and the NDP's leadership race has provided an opening for one. Journalist and activist Avi Lewis is running with a bold climate, anti-war, and pro-worker platform, proposing to turn the party into a megaphone for social movements and an engine of grassroots organizing. With just a few days left to sign up to have a chance to vote for the next leader, Martin Lukacs, a long-time collaborator with Lewis, makes the case for why the left needs to seize the moment. Read now >>>
Get in, loser, we're voting for Avi Image shows a smiling Avi Lewis forefront in the camera in front of a background of a school gym full of Canadians in folding chairs, in what appears to be a town hall or similar gathering. The Canadian left is in dire need of a win, and the NDP's leadership race has provided an opening for one. Journalist and activist Avi Lewis is running with a bold climate, anti-war, and pro-worker platform, proposing to turn the party into a megaphone for social movements and an engine of grassroots organizing. With just a few days left to sign up to have a chance to vote for the next leader, Martin Lukacs, a long-time collaborator with Lewis, makes the case for why the left needs to seize the moment. Read now >>>
Get in, loser, we're voting for Avi Image shows a smiling Avi Lewis forefront in the camera in front of a background of a school gym full of Canadians in folding chairs, in what appears to be a town hall or similar gathering. The Canadian left is in dire need of a win, and the NDP's leadership race has provided an opening for one. Journalist and activist Avi Lewis is running with a bold climate, anti-war, and pro-worker platform, proposing to turn the party into a megaphone for social movements and an engine of grassroots organizing. With just a few days left to sign up to have a chance to vote for the next leader, Martin Lukacs, a long-time collaborator with Lewis, makes the case for why the left needs to seize the moment. Read now >>>
Third spruce tree on the left
@tezoatlipoca@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp 11 hours ago
Ned Yeung
@ned@beige.party  ·  activity timestamp 12 hours ago
Get in, loser, we're voting for Avi Image shows a smiling Avi Lewis forefront in the camera in front of a background of a school gym full of Canadians in folding chairs, in what appears to be a town hall or similar gathering. The Canadian left is in dire need of a win, and the NDP's leadership race has provided an opening for one. Journalist and activist Avi Lewis is running with a bold climate, anti-war, and pro-worker platform, proposing to turn the party into a megaphone for social movements and an engine of grassroots organizing. With just a few days left to sign up to have a chance to vote for the next leader, Martin Lukacs, a long-time collaborator with Lewis, makes the case for why the left needs to seize the moment. Read now >>>
Get in, loser, we're voting for Avi Image shows a smiling Avi Lewis forefront in the camera in front of a background of a school gym full of Canadians in folding chairs, in what appears to be a town hall or similar gathering. The Canadian left is in dire need of a win, and the NDP's leadership race has provided an opening for one. Journalist and activist Avi Lewis is running with a bold climate, anti-war, and pro-worker platform, proposing to turn the party into a megaphone for social movements and an engine of grassroots organizing. With just a few days left to sign up to have a chance to vote for the next leader, Martin Lukacs, a long-time collaborator with Lewis, makes the case for why the left needs to seize the moment. Read now >>>
Get in, loser, we're voting for Avi Image shows a smiling Avi Lewis forefront in the camera in front of a background of a school gym full of Canadians in folding chairs, in what appears to be a town hall or similar gathering. The Canadian left is in dire need of a win, and the NDP's leadership race has provided an opening for one. Journalist and activist Avi Lewis is running with a bold climate, anti-war, and pro-worker platform, proposing to turn the party into a megaphone for social movements and an engine of grassroots organizing. With just a few days left to sign up to have a chance to vote for the next leader, Martin Lukacs, a long-time collaborator with Lewis, makes the case for why the left needs to seize the moment. Read now >>>
Mark Connolly 🍻 🚴🏼‍♀️ (he, him, his)
@uxmark@mstdn.ca  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
A screenshot showing Billy, a white man with white hair, a white beard, and glasses, and a green shirt. He’s looking at the camera/viewer. Text at the top of the screen rads “JOIN THE NDP BY 11:59PM PT TONIGHT, JANUARY 28, TO VOTE IN THE LEADERSHIP RACE! LEWISFORLEADER.CA/JOIN” and “PREVIOUSLY RECORDED - JANUARY 25”
A screenshot showing Billy, a white man with white hair, a white beard, and glasses, and a green shirt. He’s looking at the camera/viewer. Text at the top of the screen rads “JOIN THE NDP BY 11:59PM PT TONIGHT, JANUARY 28, TO VOTE IN THE LEADERSHIP RACE! LEWISFORLEADER.CA/JOIN” and “PREVIOUSLY RECORDED - JANUARY 25”
A screenshot showing Billy, a white man with white hair, a white beard, and glasses, and a green shirt. He’s looking at the camera/viewer. Text at the top of the screen rads “JOIN THE NDP BY 11:59PM PT TONIGHT, JANUARY 28, TO VOTE IN THE LEADERSHIP RACE! LEWISFORLEADER.CA/JOIN” and “PREVIOUSLY RECORDED - JANUARY 25”
A screenshot showing Avi Lewis, a white man with short hair, glasses, and a blue shirt. He’s looking at the camera/viewer. Text at the top of the screen rads “JOIN THE NDP BY 11:59PM PT TONIGHT, JANUARY 28, TO VOTE IN THE LEADERSHIP RACE! LEWISFORLEADER.CA/JOIN” and “PREVIOUSLY RECORDED - JANUARY 25”
A screenshot showing Avi Lewis, a white man with short hair, glasses, and a blue shirt. He’s looking at the camera/viewer. Text at the top of the screen rads “JOIN THE NDP BY 11:59PM PT TONIGHT, JANUARY 28, TO VOTE IN THE LEADERSHIP RACE! LEWISFORLEADER.CA/JOIN” and “PREVIOUSLY RECORDED - JANUARY 25”
A screenshot showing Avi Lewis, a white man with short hair, glasses, and a blue shirt. He’s looking at the camera/viewer. Text at the top of the screen rads “JOIN THE NDP BY 11:59PM PT TONIGHT, JANUARY 28, TO VOTE IN THE LEADERSHIP RACE! LEWISFORLEADER.CA/JOIN” and “PREVIOUSLY RECORDED - JANUARY 25”
Avi Lewis
@avilewis@mstdn.ca  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
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Chris Alemany🇺🇦🇨🇦🇪🇸
@chris@mstdn.chrisalemany.ca  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
A screenshot from the linked webpage because the link itself didn’t embed an image successfully. It shows Tanille, a First Nations woman with long brown hair down once side of her body, facing just to the right of the camera. She is wearing a dark grey sport jacket, black shirt, and tan pants Text from the image: Tanille Johnston BSW, RSW, MSW, She/Her Proud Liğwiłdax™ woman from the We Wai Kai First Nation. A dedicated social worker, mother, and bold new voice for the future of the NDP. With over 14 years of experience, she serves as Director of Community Programs with the First Nations Health Authority and as a City Councillor in Campbell River. Tanille's leadership is rooted in action-advocating for equity, building healthier communities, and pushing for institutional change. She's not here to play it safe. She's here to build a movement grounded in grassroots organizing and justice. Join Tanille in shaping a more equitable, inclusive, bold, and courageous NDP: Forward, Together.
A screenshot from the linked webpage because the link itself didn’t embed an image successfully. It shows Tanille, a First Nations woman with long brown hair down once side of her body, facing just to the right of the camera. She is wearing a dark grey sport jacket, black shirt, and tan pants Text from the image: Tanille Johnston BSW, RSW, MSW, She/Her Proud Liğwiłdax™ woman from the We Wai Kai First Nation. A dedicated social worker, mother, and bold new voice for the future of the NDP. With over 14 years of experience, she serves as Director of Community Programs with the First Nations Health Authority and as a City Councillor in Campbell River. Tanille's leadership is rooted in action-advocating for equity, building healthier communities, and pushing for institutional change. She's not here to play it safe. She's here to build a movement grounded in grassroots organizing and justice. Join Tanille in shaping a more equitable, inclusive, bold, and courageous NDP: Forward, Together.
A screenshot from the linked webpage because the link itself didn’t embed an image successfully. It shows Tanille, a First Nations woman with long brown hair down once side of her body, facing just to the right of the camera. She is wearing a dark grey sport jacket, black shirt, and tan pants Text from the image: Tanille Johnston BSW, RSW, MSW, She/Her Proud Liğwiłdax™ woman from the We Wai Kai First Nation. A dedicated social worker, mother, and bold new voice for the future of the NDP. With over 14 years of experience, she serves as Director of Community Programs with the First Nations Health Authority and as a City Councillor in Campbell River. Tanille's leadership is rooted in action-advocating for equity, building healthier communities, and pushing for institutional change. She's not here to play it safe. She's here to build a movement grounded in grassroots organizing and justice. Join Tanille in shaping a more equitable, inclusive, bold, and courageous NDP: Forward, Together.
Chris Alemany🇺🇦🇨🇦🇪🇸
@chris@mstdn.chrisalemany.ca  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
A screenshot from the linked webpage because the link itself didn’t embed an image successfully. It shows Tanille, a First Nations woman with long brown hair down once side of her body, facing just to the right of the camera. She is wearing a dark grey sport jacket, black shirt, and tan pants Text from the image: Tanille Johnston BSW, RSW, MSW, She/Her Proud Liğwiłdax™ woman from the We Wai Kai First Nation. A dedicated social worker, mother, and bold new voice for the future of the NDP. With over 14 years of experience, she serves as Director of Community Programs with the First Nations Health Authority and as a City Councillor in Campbell River. Tanille's leadership is rooted in action-advocating for equity, building healthier communities, and pushing for institutional change. She's not here to play it safe. She's here to build a movement grounded in grassroots organizing and justice. Join Tanille in shaping a more equitable, inclusive, bold, and courageous NDP: Forward, Together.
A screenshot from the linked webpage because the link itself didn’t embed an image successfully. It shows Tanille, a First Nations woman with long brown hair down once side of her body, facing just to the right of the camera. She is wearing a dark grey sport jacket, black shirt, and tan pants Text from the image: Tanille Johnston BSW, RSW, MSW, She/Her Proud Liğwiłdax™ woman from the We Wai Kai First Nation. A dedicated social worker, mother, and bold new voice for the future of the NDP. With over 14 years of experience, she serves as Director of Community Programs with the First Nations Health Authority and as a City Councillor in Campbell River. Tanille's leadership is rooted in action-advocating for equity, building healthier communities, and pushing for institutional change. She's not here to play it safe. She's here to build a movement grounded in grassroots organizing and justice. Join Tanille in shaping a more equitable, inclusive, bold, and courageous NDP: Forward, Together.
A screenshot from the linked webpage because the link itself didn’t embed an image successfully. It shows Tanille, a First Nations woman with long brown hair down once side of her body, facing just to the right of the camera. She is wearing a dark grey sport jacket, black shirt, and tan pants Text from the image: Tanille Johnston BSW, RSW, MSW, She/Her Proud Liğwiłdax™ woman from the We Wai Kai First Nation. A dedicated social worker, mother, and bold new voice for the future of the NDP. With over 14 years of experience, she serves as Director of Community Programs with the First Nations Health Authority and as a City Councillor in Campbell River. Tanille's leadership is rooted in action-advocating for equity, building healthier communities, and pushing for institutional change. She's not here to play it safe. She's here to build a movement grounded in grassroots organizing and justice. Join Tanille in shaping a more equitable, inclusive, bold, and courageous NDP: Forward, Together.
Chris Alemany🇺🇦🇨🇦🇪🇸
@chris@mstdn.chrisalemany.ca  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
Theresa
@TheresaReason@mstdn.ca  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Theresa
@TheresaReason@mstdn.ca  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Tony McQuail
@tonymcquailgreenprogressive@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Photo of Tony McQuail with text: Non-Violent Defense Workshop January 28, 2026 at 4:00 pm EST Tony says: "Canada will work to return both our country and NATO to their true roots: cooperative security, conflict prevention, and international stability. We will champion a non-violent national defence strategy, focused on diplomacy, civil resilience, humanitarian assistance, and de-escalation. Canada’s role in NATO must reflect our core values and contribute to genuine peace, not endless militarization."
Photo of Tony McQuail with text: Non-Violent Defense Workshop January 28, 2026 at 4:00 pm EST Tony says: "Canada will work to return both our country and NATO to their true roots: cooperative security, conflict prevention, and international stability. We will champion a non-violent national defence strategy, focused on diplomacy, civil resilience, humanitarian assistance, and de-escalation. Canada’s role in NATO must reflect our core values and contribute to genuine peace, not endless militarization."
Photo of Tony McQuail with text: Non-Violent Defense Workshop January 28, 2026 at 4:00 pm EST Tony says: "Canada will work to return both our country and NATO to their true roots: cooperative security, conflict prevention, and international stability. We will champion a non-violent national defence strategy, focused on diplomacy, civil resilience, humanitarian assistance, and de-escalation. Canada’s role in NATO must reflect our core values and contribute to genuine peace, not endless militarization."
Mathew Storm
@smattymatty@socialontario.ca  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Retro trading card style graphic. Cory Doctorow speaks into a microphone at an event, gesturing with one hand. Quote reads: 'As the old saying goes, Anything that can't go on forever eventually stops. The old world, dominated by extraction and exploitation, has reached a dangerous breaking point. There's no more business as usual. That's gone. Avi has the technical insights and the moral clarity to lead Canada into a digitally sovereign, post-American world.' Attribution at bottom: '- Cory Doctorow' with Lewis for Leader logo. Orange border with halftone print texture.
Retro trading card style graphic. Cory Doctorow speaks into a microphone at an event, gesturing with one hand. Quote reads: 'As the old saying goes, Anything that can't go on forever eventually stops. The old world, dominated by extraction and exploitation, has reached a dangerous breaking point. There's no more business as usual. That's gone. Avi has the technical insights and the moral clarity to lead Canada into a digitally sovereign, post-American world.' Attribution at bottom: '- Cory Doctorow' with Lewis for Leader logo. Orange border with halftone print texture.
Retro trading card style graphic. Cory Doctorow speaks into a microphone at an event, gesturing with one hand. Quote reads: 'As the old saying goes, Anything that can't go on forever eventually stops. The old world, dominated by extraction and exploitation, has reached a dangerous breaking point. There's no more business as usual. That's gone. Avi has the technical insights and the moral clarity to lead Canada into a digitally sovereign, post-American world.' Attribution at bottom: '- Cory Doctorow' with Lewis for Leader logo. Orange border with halftone print texture.
Retro baseball card style graphic. Cory Doctorow, wearing orange-framed glasses and a striped shirt, smiles at the camera. Label reads 'Cory Doctorow - Bestselling Author, Activist, and Journalist.' Large text at bottom: 'ENDORSES Avi Lewis for NDP Leader.' Avi campaign logo in top right corner. Orange and blue color scheme with halftone print texture.
Retro baseball card style graphic. Cory Doctorow, wearing orange-framed glasses and a striped shirt, smiles at the camera. Label reads 'Cory Doctorow - Bestselling Author, Activist, and Journalist.' Large text at bottom: 'ENDORSES Avi Lewis for NDP Leader.' Avi campaign logo in top right corner. Orange and blue color scheme with halftone print texture.
Retro baseball card style graphic. Cory Doctorow, wearing orange-framed glasses and a striped shirt, smiles at the camera. Label reads 'Cory Doctorow - Bestselling Author, Activist, and Journalist.' Large text at bottom: 'ENDORSES Avi Lewis for NDP Leader.' Avi campaign logo in top right corner. Orange and blue color scheme with halftone print texture.
Tony McQuail
@tonymcquailgreenprogressive@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Photo of Tony McQuail with text: Non-Violent Defense Workshop January 28, 2026 at 4:00 pm EST Tony says: "Canada will work to return both our country and NATO to their true roots: cooperative security, conflict prevention, and international stability. We will champion a non-violent national defence strategy, focused on diplomacy, civil resilience, humanitarian assistance, and de-escalation. Canada’s role in NATO must reflect our core values and contribute to genuine peace, not endless militarization."
Photo of Tony McQuail with text: Non-Violent Defense Workshop January 28, 2026 at 4:00 pm EST Tony says: "Canada will work to return both our country and NATO to their true roots: cooperative security, conflict prevention, and international stability. We will champion a non-violent national defence strategy, focused on diplomacy, civil resilience, humanitarian assistance, and de-escalation. Canada’s role in NATO must reflect our core values and contribute to genuine peace, not endless militarization."
Photo of Tony McQuail with text: Non-Violent Defense Workshop January 28, 2026 at 4:00 pm EST Tony says: "Canada will work to return both our country and NATO to their true roots: cooperative security, conflict prevention, and international stability. We will champion a non-violent national defence strategy, focused on diplomacy, civil resilience, humanitarian assistance, and de-escalation. Canada’s role in NATO must reflect our core values and contribute to genuine peace, not endless militarization."
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