Nora #ViveLeCanada 🇨🇦

I mean, who doesn’t want the looks of Jean Reno, despite the haircut.

Bob Rae (@bobrae48) Nick Cohen is making some vitally important points about anti-semitism in the UK, which have their direct parallels with what is happening in Canada. Nick is an exceptionally forthright independent...

My Note on Substack today - substack.com/@bobrae48/no...

I'm *beginning* to think that this whole healthcare thing, although funded federally, is *actually* administered provincially.

Crazy, sure, but how else do you explain how some provinces get doctors while others [coughontariocough] get converted ice cream trucks trawling the suburbs to sell beer?

They found Indigenous ancestral remains on their property. They say doing the right thing shouldn't cost them | CBC News An Ontario couple was concerned to discover Indigenous ancestral remains on their property during renovations. But the biggest shock came when they learned a provincially mandated investigation could ...

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This is big.

Seems good.

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[marching] WE REJECT THE GLOBALIST AGEN- [sip] dang, that's good coffee! AGENDA TO SUBJUG- oh hey a bakery with fresh croissants SUBJUGATE THE HUMAN R- wow what a quaint little book store HUMAN RACE WITH FIF- if I lived in this neighbourhood I could walk to work FIFTEEN MINUTE CITIES WHICH ARE EVIL!

With speed cameras out, Toronto faces decade-long safety rebuild with a price tag of $52M Speed cameras across Ontario were removed in November with the passing of provincial legislation that banned them after Premier Doug Ford called them a “cash grab” for municipalities.

Toronto says replacing speed cameras banned by the province will cost $52M and take 13 years. Meanwhile, provincial rules limit bike lanes that remove vehicle lanes: another tool municipalities have used to improve road safety. @cloelogan.bsky.social reports.

"Ha ha, no, not the kindly champion of the poor and infirm; I mean the *good* Robin Hood: the capitalist miller who grinds the farmer's wheat into flour and sells it back to him — for a *lucrative* profit."

Just wait until Clifford meets Nico Carney, Purr Minister of Canada

pinch me, please pinch me

In a recent video hosted by the National Post's John Ivison, former Harper adviser Ian Brodie suggested that people in the oil industry think the industrial carbon price in the MOU amounts to...$20 per barrel.

We live in the weirdest timeline.

If and when a rational regime replaces the Trumpocracy, some priorities should be:

-bringing the neo-Hitlerians to justice
-prosecuting platforms that intentionally stoke division using misinformation
-breaking up media conglomerates

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Ontario Science Center: a building evacuated for its real estate. Gentlemen, we can rebuild it. We have the technology. We have the capability to waste a lotta money. More expensive than it was before. Smaller... harder to get to... uglier. I give you...

THE ONE POINT FOUR BILLION DOLLAR BOONDOGGLE

Ontario’s right-to-repair fight heads to Queen’s Park Nearly two million Ontarians searched online last year for help repairing phones, appliances, vehicles and equipment instead of replacing them — a sign of growing frustration with products that are ha...

Nearly two million Ontarians searched online last year for help repairing phones, appliances, vehicles and equipment instead of replacing them — a sign of growing frustration with products that are hard or too expensive to fix, advocates say.

That’s what the “block that contact” feature is for.

"MISTER speaker, WHEN will carbon-tax-carney ADMIT to canadians that he and that DIRTY TRAITOR jeneroux stayed in FANCY HOTELS and indulged in EXPENSIVE MEALS rather than sleeping in the woods and foraging for grubs and berries THE WAY GOD INTENDED?"
[thunderous Conservative applause]

The work of defending Canada is the work of building Canada.

The Defence Industrial Strategy will create good jobs, attract new investment, and make sure our women and men in uniform have everything they need to defend our country.

Excellent initiative, Governor Walz, and good for you for taking tangible steps to mitigate this nightmare.

I just wished you'd used a photo that didn't look like you were wondering how this kid made it onto the stage.

Tax cuts for giant corporations and the super rich.

Paid for by cuts to the social safety net for everyone else.

The state of Trump's union. [@itep.org]

The defining face of the first day of the full-scale invasion is Ukrainian marine Vitalii Skakun.

He heroically sacrificed his life by blowing up a bridge in Henichesk to slow the advancing Russian columns.

Opinion: Anti-immigrant twitch proof of Poilievre’s increasingly unpopular hand In the high-stakes political poker game that is federal politics, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre just dished out a resounding “tell.” Experienced poker players define a “tell” as a gesture, habi...

The Conservative Party of Canada is completely out of touch with Canadian values.

With its "confidence" vote for Pierre Poilievre, the CPC has proven its irrelevance in its current form and its leadership, rooted in the old Reform party, just keeps doublin' down.

#NeverConservative #cdnpoli

Big news for Kingston & the Islands! 📢

Over 900 new military homes are coming to support CAF members and their families, creating jobs and easing pressure on our local housing market.

A stronger community starts with supporting those who serve. 🇨🇦

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"There is no place in the galaxy more safe than here with Luke." [Ashoka Tano] It seems to me the Jedi absolutely always get it wrong. They're like the US administration before 9/11. The Christian Religion. More interested in projecting a false yet strong face. The Acolyte enhances the thread. 🤖♥️🤖♥️🤖

Enbridge's CEO gave away the game: public risk, private profit On a recent earnings call, Greg Ebel seemed to be admitting that a new West Coast pipeline would not be economically viable. Those comments contrast sharply with the “Build Canada Now” open letter he ...

Enbridge’s CEO doesn’t think investors should take on the risk of developing new fossil fuel infrastructure — that, instead, governments should do so for them.

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Say Goodbye to the Undersea Cable That Made the Global Internet Possible — WIRED History was unmade last year, as engineers began the massive project of ripping the first-ever transoceanic fiber-optic cable from the ocean floor. Just don’t mention sharks.

Delightful read

Say Goodbye to the Undersea Cable That Made the Global Internet Possible - WIRED

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