#Edmonton Accounting

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[gensjunia]

drai in . brush pen?

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Const. Simeon Howarth, donning his uniform in a conference room, pressed his fingers against a device clipped to the front of his protective vest. A couple of beeps rang through the room and a red light started to blink: the camera was recording. Howarth, a member of the Edmonton Police Service's transit community safety teams, has worn a body camera for more than a year as part of a pilot project. He demonstrated the device to media members Friday, as the service announced it has started issuing the cameras to more officers throughout its ranks. "The goals of the body-worn cameras are multifaceted," said Darren Derko, deputy chief of the EPS community policing bureau. "But overall, they aim to create a more efficient accountability process and reduce use-of-force incidents for both officers and the public."

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[19871997]

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[blondetwinsisters]

Of course ppl are targeting me it happens on every app I join im not surprised I appealed because I generally try not to violate the guidelines I don’t post 🌽

Another example of false reports that these website just don’t review :( it’s upsetting usually it’s local haters i thought but I have them from everywhere now. My instagrams constantly get deleted by ppl reporting and them using ai,same thing happened on Reddit the locals of the city I was born in raised in didn’t believe I was even from Edmonton or I had a twin so they mocked me and falsely banned me for rule number 3 which is “using other people’s photos without their consent”, I got banned on Snapchat for a bikini photo,twitter aka x banned me for a bikini profile pic as sexual guidelines still have the exact pic

Fetlife banned me from user reports too it said I got alot of reports so I had to verify my ID and i couldn’t do it in their deadline because it was basically stolen then when i did they on a new account it disappeared seemly without reason, multiple girls iv never met make rumors of me

Both locals from my city that the ppl sent me both lies

My biggest local Reddit group ran by some 50 year old lady banned me becuz she didn’t believe me so I offered to send in my id and my sis id and i sent photos of when we were younger and she said that’s not you

Im literally always being falsely reported or targeted

Here’s the fet life example of “multiple users reporting me “ when I only post in local groups

Like this stuff is unfair :( Jelousy is a sickness

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[moseiders]

whats up beautiful since the day i first laid eyes upon you my life has not known peace, besieged as my heart is by your comely visage

[immaculatasknight]

Teflon cops

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[allthecanadianpolitics]

A group of protesters gathered outside of the Edmonton Police Service Northeast Division on Saturday, calling for police accountability and the resignation of police chief Dale McFee. The protest was one of multiple that have been held since 28-year-old Mathios Arkangelo was shot and killed by a police officer in Fraser on June 29. "I feel if we stop … this thing will be brushed under the rug," said Mathios' older brother Dini Arkangelo. "People will move on with their lives, and stuff like this will keep happening." The shooting was captured by nearby security cameras, and the family released a 25-minute video compilation showing the interaction from multiple angles. 

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[neechees]

Do you know if there are more places to research the Rossdale powerplant in Edmonton? The city website just says "oh we reburied the remains so it's all good now lmao" which I don't believe. I tried looking at the Papaschase Band website too but their history page didn't get very much into it

Oh ill tell you about it right now in addition to getting you more sources lmfao

According to this, some of the more recent graves that they found at Rossdale plant were reburied in 2016 at the Fort Edmonton Traditional Burial Site. However, i think there was more graves than this, and wouldn't be surprised if there were more under the current plant location even now rather than just around it. According to my Kohkum, there was also more graves around the bridge that sits directly across the plant and leads to the other end of the River Valley.

The whole River Valley area was traditionally Blackfoot land first, but eventually other tribes would come in to trade and host various ceremonies together, particularly near where the river is (which is also where Rossdale plant is), and that's also where a lot of our dead are buried. So for hundreds of years, what is now called "Edmonton" was essentially a Native city & gathering place, and the reason this area was turned INTO a (colonized) city of Edmonton is because the settlers saw that a lot of Natives were here, and they thought it would be convenient to settle the area so they could convert us to Christianity, and/or replace the Indigenous population. This is true for a lot of other cities across Canada, such as Wetaskiwin, Heart Lake (which is where Native couples often got married). Edmonton also has a terrible history of VERY bad racism & segregation, land theft, and displacement.

I mention all this because the trouble is, this place has been occupied by Natives for thousands of years, and so there's graveyards & sacred spaces everywhere, especially near the river valley, and they would have started construction during the time they didn't give a shit if they were disturbing our dead OR living. I could believe they potentially moved the bones and reburied them when they were first building the plant, but I don't know WHERE or when they did it.

The land where Rossdale Plant is located now was traditionally called Pêhonân which means "waiting place" in Cree (this coincidentally is also the name for what is now Fort Carlton, Saskatchewan). All that I've just talked about in this video here under the section "Rossdale Flats" starting at 7:23. Below is an old photo of the Rossdale Flatts where Natives were still camping out

The Cree band Nêhiyawak has a band called "Pehonan" that did the score for the documentary Ôtênaw, and their cover for this album features the memorial statue that's there, but this is from a bottom view with the camera looking up. When upright, the memorial looks like a four poled tipi sitting atop a circle, which I've added as the right photo. I think the plant also thinks this memorial makes up for the colonization and such but obviously, it doesn't.

Now some lovely sources for you:

If you have a vimeo account, there's an oral history documentary called Ôtênaw about the city of Edmonton and the River Valley that iirc also talks about the Rossdale Plant (but again, the surrounding River Valley is also relevant to the plant) that you can watch here. I had the pleasure of meeting the person who narrates the video (Dwayne Donald) & learning from him directly.

Here's a video with a teensy bit of info

Here's a free PDF that talks about Edmonton & Rossdale plant

Here is a paper that talks about the history of the Rossdale Plant as well as mentioning the graveyards during the construction of the plant.

The last paper I linked, in my opinion, still reads from a more settler Canadian point of view and doesn't really take the Indigenous history of Edmonton there seriously, and so I'd say read it critically. One thing is that I find it interesting that in this paper while it does the bare minimum of mentioning its important history with First Nations, later it reverts to saying the area was a "wilderness" & "naturally shaped" & disregards the history once more to justify the construction of the plant (despite archeology in the River Valley finds that FN have been there for 12,000+ years). This paper also includes maps of the history of the plant's construction throughout the years, and includes a blank area that reads "no permanent human settlement, only First Nations camps" meaning, this paper doesn't take Indigenous people living at this site (or potential graveyards near there) as valid enough to call it our land, and once again, justifies the construction of the plant because no White people were there. Perhaps not out of malice, but it still very White centered and ignorant

So while several of these sources do say "we reburied the remains" (which I don't necessarily think they're lying, there were remains that were buried), I also don't think they're completely off the hook because it looks like the plant can barely stand to mention it's still on Native land at the end of the day.

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