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neige d'aout is composed of artists Jules P. Savard and Yuki Hazuki, which are rumored to be the same person under various pseudonyms, but that's an unproven theory. They're very well known for fucking around and finding out, a bunch of art, and their implication in Québec City's community.

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neige d'aout est composé des artistes Jules P. Savard et Yuki Hazuki, dont la rumeur veut qu'elles soient la même personne sous des pseudonymes variés, mais c'est juste une théorie. Ils (elles? iels? il?) est connu pour essayer des affaires, une couple d'arts, et son implication dans la communauté de la ville de Québec.

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• https://im-in.space/@Yuki/117447537508731898 (2026/10/15 19:33)

  Content warning:capolRE: https://im-in.space/@Yuki/117446549792052157literally no one knows what the Senate is doingit never comes up in the newsonly exceptions:that one time Trudeau tried to abolish parties at the senate, kindasome celebrity is appointed senatorthat same senator has misappropriated public funds to do something stupidonce in a while someone suggests to abolish or reform the Senate but it never works out because too lazy, kinda like abolishing the monarchy
• https://im-in.space/@Yuki/117446623481923452 (2026/10/15 15:40)

  Content warning:re: abpol, opinionIn any case, the other provinces should take notes and organize more referendums on everythingthanks for coming to my TED talk
• https://im-in.space/@Yuki/117446618910413442 (2026/10/15 15:39)

  Content warning:re: abpol, opinionShould Alberta remain a province of Canada, or should the Government of Alberta commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada?they're afraid of the Clarity Act, clearlythat's pretty much a referendum for a referendum for probably another referendumQuébec should take notes
• https://im-in.space/@Yuki/117446604502216567 (2026/10/15 15:36)

  Content warning:re: abpol, opinionDo you support the Government of Alberta working with the governments of other willing provinces to amend the Canadian Constitution to better protect provincial rights from federal interference by giving a province's laws dealing with provincial or shared areas of constitutional jurisdiction priority over federal laws when the province's laws and federal laws conflict?yesas I understand, in the US states can more or less override federal law, but in Canada they kinda arbitrarily separated laws to be federal or provincial matter and the different levels of government can't legislate on each other's matters, which sounds kinda stupid and I would agree it is, so yeahthis would give provinces more independence without leaving Canada, tbh I'd see Canada as a supranational organization like the EU
• https://im-in.space/@Yuki/117446563861026906 (2026/10/15 15:25)

  Content warning:re: abpol, opinionDo you support the Government of Alberta working with the governments of other willing provinces to amend the Canadian Constitution to allow provinces to opt out of federal programs that intrude on provincial jurisdiction such as health care, education and social services, without a province losing any of the associated federal funding for use in its social programs?what does that even mean, sounds like you want the cake and eat it too, you want to opt out from programs but actually no you don'tno
• https://im-in.space/@Yuki/117446549792052157 (2026/10/15 15:22)

  Content warning:re: abpol, opinionDo you support the Government of Alberta working with the governments of other willing provinces to amend the Canadian Constitution to abolish the unelected federal Senate?that's an interesting question here as wellQuébec worked fairly well without a senate and we almost never hear about the federal Senate so I'd say yes
• https://im-in.space/@Yuki/117446538799914526 (2026/10/15 15:19)

  Content warning:re: abpol, opinionDo you support the Government of Alberta working with the governments of other willing provinces to amend the Canadian Constitution to have provincial governments, and not the federal government, select the justices appointed to provincial King's Bench and Appeal courts?now that's a good idea, yes
• https://im-in.space/@Yuki/117446535879802430 (2026/10/15 15:18)

  Content warning:re: abpol, opinionthe next 4 questions are pretty much about restricting pretty much everything from healthcare to education and voting to Canadian citizens and permanent residents and charging a fee to people with non-permanent immigration status to use these serviceswell if you tax them they do deserve these services, so nope
• https://im-in.space/@Yuki/117446503925311433 (2026/10/15 15:10)

  Content warning:re: abpol, opiniondo you want my opinion? IMO most of these questions would apply to every province including Québec so here goesDo you support the Government of Alberta taking increased control over immigration for the purposes of decreasing immigration to more sustainable levels, prioritizing economic migration and giving Albertans first priority on new employment opportunities?I would agree for a provincial government having more control over immigration but not necessarily for this purpose, so would I vote yes or no?This doesn't bode well for the Clarity Act already
• https://im-in.space/@Yuki/117446419997938469 (2026/10/15 14:49)

  Content warning:abpolI like how the Alberta referendum is actually 10 questions and only one of them is somewhat about separation

• Révélations: Projet BD 2026
• Le Vidéoway, de retour - partie 1
• GNU Karl Tremblay
• J'ai demandé à mes amis de nommer un chiffre de 1 à 10
• Et si la LNH avait un système de relégation?
• La fois où j'ai volé Garfield
• Bienvenue sur a39