Ditto the Liberals in Canada

#cdnpoli

Does anyone in #Guelph provide this service? Or want to? 💻

SPOTTED Oct 12. A brown tabby short-haired cat has been seen on Columbus Cres in the Hanlon Creek neighbourhood of #Guelph several times over the past few weeks. May be lost or live nearby. If you have any info contact Tannis via facebook.com/groups/guelp... or let us know.

The 400 richest Americans are now worth a record $6.6 trillion.

The entire bottom 50% of America is worth just $4.2 trillion.

Read that back.

When 400 people control more wealth than half a country’s population, we have a very serious problem.

LOOKING FOR OWNER. A light orange medium-haired male kitten (about 3 months old) was found in the Hadati Rd & Upton Cres area of Guelph on Oct 10. No photo. If he's yours or you have any info contact #Guelph Humane Society at 519-824-3091 or [email protected] (ID 2000351446)

STILL MISSING. Simba, an indoor 6 yr old orange tabby short-haired male cat with an injured front leg, was last seen Oct 3 near the corner of Auden & Eastview Rd in #Guelph. If you have any info about him please contact Julie via facebook.com/groups/Caugh... or let us know.

The federal government is trying to have a lawsuit over biological experiments on Inuit dismissed over technicality, according to the lawyer representing the plaintiffs.

We're focused on trying to solve the parking problem but we should be focused on how to build convenient, affordable, and plentiful alternatives to people needing to drive everywhere. Fund more transit, cycling, and pedestrian infrastructure.

"This is rather alarming, I fear this is the end of recycling in Ontario,” stated regional Councillor Natasha Salonen. “That is no reflection on our staff; I’m more so talking about the broader changes that have been made provincially.”
#FordFailedOntario
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Trump's big, ugly budget megabill gave ICE more cops than the FBI, more jails than the federal Bureau of Prisons, and a larger budget than most countries' militaries. Once the bill is fully implemented, nowhere in America will be safe from Trump's secret police state.

For the first time on record, renewable energy generated more electricity for the planet than coal, a new report says. n.pr/47hcegr

Tomorrow, we will talk about this photo.

Jerilee Ryle, a member of Lake St. Martin First Nation, is the newest judge in Manitoba’s provincial court.

At her swearing-in, she reflected on how Anishinaabe traditions, once illegal, are now part of the system she serves.

#UofG | Dr. Evan Fraser will appear on @cbcnews.ca Quirks & Quarks this weekend for the program's 50th anniversary episode.

The interview will explore how food will be grown and eaten in the future.

@arrellfoodinst.bsky.social

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NEW: Vehicles registered to Doug Ford's cabinet ministers have been caught by automated speed cameras more than 20 times.

In one case, they were driving 70 in a 40 zone. On average, they were 17 over the limit. #OnPoli
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Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview with Netflix in March 2025 that she understood would only be released after her death.

Some Canadians travelling to the US now have to pay a new $350 'integrity fee'

A family of four could now owe over $2,400 — just to enter the country. 🫣

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So now we officially have a 2 tier health system in Alberta. Pharmacies can order the Covid Vaccine and charge people.
Pharmacies can't give public supplied. If you have insurance you may have coverage. Families without insurance or not in phase #1 are left in the lurch. Alberta Advantage!

A basic income trial that included only unpaid caregivers saw significantly more employment compared to the control. Clearly that was because many of them wanted employment but couldn't afford childcare. That's also an argument for universal childcare, but only UBI enables both paid and unpaid work.

Today is the National Day of Action for MMIWG2S+.

APTN News is sharing a new episode of Our Relatives: Life on the Streets. It tells the story of four Indigenous women who were murdered while living on the streets of Winnipeg.

Hear the final episode: pod.fo/e/336a57