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Man!
You’re canvas bag’s in better shape than the party!
😂
Happy New Year Dan!
You’re canvas bag’s in better shape than the party!
😂
Happy New Year Dan!
January 3, 2026 at 2:18 PM
Man!
You’re canvas bag’s in better shape than the party!
😂
Happy New Year Dan!
You’re canvas bag’s in better shape than the party!
😂
Happy New Year Dan!
NDP let the labour aspect of their support slip away.
They instead took in all the outliers on the left, embracing extreme social & political ideologues, & made that a big part of their identity.
The result is an unelectable party that is nearly the Left’s PPC.
They must move more to centre.
They instead took in all the outliers on the left, embracing extreme social & political ideologues, & made that a big part of their identity.
The result is an unelectable party that is nearly the Left’s PPC.
They must move more to centre.
away.as
December 20, 2025 at 3:50 PM
NDP let the labour aspect of their support slip away.
They instead took in all the outliers on the left, embracing extreme social & political ideologues, & made that a big part of their identity.
The result is an unelectable party that is nearly the Left’s PPC.
They must move more to centre.
They instead took in all the outliers on the left, embracing extreme social & political ideologues, & made that a big part of their identity.
The result is an unelectable party that is nearly the Left’s PPC.
They must move more to centre.
Good on Australia.
December 20, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Good on Australia.
Happy Birthday!
December 17, 2025 at 11:49 AM
Happy Birthday!
I think a lot of fans are looking forward to watching the Toronto CIBCO play next year!
December 17, 2025 at 12:11 AM
I think a lot of fans are looking forward to watching the Toronto CIBCO play next year!
These situations also lead to what many call “Education Inflation” or “Credentialism”.
Young people have degrees/diplomas that don’t get them jobs, so they get another or upgrade.
That means more debt, delayed careers, & being overqualified for jobs.
The end result is job insatisfaction.
Young people have degrees/diplomas that don’t get them jobs, so they get another or upgrade.
That means more debt, delayed careers, & being overqualified for jobs.
The end result is job insatisfaction.
December 16, 2025 at 11:57 AM
These situations also lead to what many call “Education Inflation” or “Credentialism”.
Young people have degrees/diplomas that don’t get them jobs, so they get another or upgrade.
That means more debt, delayed careers, & being overqualified for jobs.
The end result is job insatisfaction.
Young people have degrees/diplomas that don’t get them jobs, so they get another or upgrade.
That means more debt, delayed careers, & being overqualified for jobs.
The end result is job insatisfaction.
This article lacks important details. Here is context for those who are not from Niagara/Thorold.
www.thoroldtoday.ca/local-news/b....
www.thoroldtoday.ca/local-news/b....
BEHIND THE SCENES: Council closes door on Muslim burial site
ThoroldToday editor Bernard Lansbergen goes behind the scenes with Village Media's Scott Sexsmith
www.thoroldtoday.ca
December 9, 2025 at 12:10 PM
This article lacks important details. Here is context for those who are not from Niagara/Thorold.
www.thoroldtoday.ca/local-news/b....
www.thoroldtoday.ca/local-news/b....
Everyone in Soo knew about upcoming job losses (800-1000 people).
This is about electrification & automation, not tariffs as was the initially implied cause a few days ago before media looked into it.
Workers wanted more conditions for hob protection with gov’t loans but had little to no say.
This is about electrification & automation, not tariffs as was the initially implied cause a few days ago before media looked into it.
Workers wanted more conditions for hob protection with gov’t loans but had little to no say.
December 3, 2025 at 11:52 AM
Everyone in Soo knew about upcoming job losses (800-1000 people).
This is about electrification & automation, not tariffs as was the initially implied cause a few days ago before media looked into it.
Workers wanted more conditions for hob protection with gov’t loans but had little to no say.
This is about electrification & automation, not tariffs as was the initially implied cause a few days ago before media looked into it.
Workers wanted more conditions for hob protection with gov’t loans but had little to no say.
Au moins il parle français. 😝
Je n’ai jamais eu beaucoup de confiance en lui comme ministre. Il est trop motivé par son idéologie et ceci a toujours impacté sa capacité de faire le travail de façon objective.
Peut-être it peut remplacer May au lieu.
Je n’ai jamais eu beaucoup de confiance en lui comme ministre. Il est trop motivé par son idéologie et ceci a toujours impacté sa capacité de faire le travail de façon objective.
Peut-être it peut remplacer May au lieu.
November 29, 2025 at 2:17 PM
Au moins il parle français. 😝
Je n’ai jamais eu beaucoup de confiance en lui comme ministre. Il est trop motivé par son idéologie et ceci a toujours impacté sa capacité de faire le travail de façon objective.
Peut-être it peut remplacer May au lieu.
Je n’ai jamais eu beaucoup de confiance en lui comme ministre. Il est trop motivé par son idéologie et ceci a toujours impacté sa capacité de faire le travail de façon objective.
Peut-être it peut remplacer May au lieu.
I know it’s 6 SCU in the back, but I’ve not been able to find how much is held in the buffer.
Anyone know?
Anyone know?
November 20, 2025 at 7:32 PM
I know it’s 6 SCU in the back, but I’ve not been able to find how much is held in the buffer.
Anyone know?
Anyone know?
Military autonomy & production capacity (+spinoffs) from SAAB are more impactful than simply buying the Lockheed’s imo.
November 18, 2025 at 12:14 PM
Military autonomy & production capacity (+spinoffs) from SAAB are more impactful than simply buying the Lockheed’s imo.
Forgive me, but the idea of working control surfaces in a game that literally has flying boxes (Cutter) & ships with thruster placement that would send them into uncontrolled spins in space, let alone atmosphere (Cutty), is something that has never excited me since concept. 🤷♂️
Great content tho! 👍
Great content tho! 👍
October 27, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Forgive me, but the idea of working control surfaces in a game that literally has flying boxes (Cutter) & ships with thruster placement that would send them into uncontrolled spins in space, let alone atmosphere (Cutty), is something that has never excited me since concept. 🤷♂️
Great content tho! 👍
Great content tho! 👍
NDP is broke & actually at risk of defaulting on its loans last time I checked.
They are also leaderless & wouldn’t be able to adequately fundraise.
I think NDP members are going to be told to abstain or miss the vote, that way, they can say they didn’t support it.
thehub.ca/2025/07/09/f...
They are also leaderless & wouldn’t be able to adequately fundraise.
I think NDP members are going to be told to abstain or miss the vote, that way, they can say they didn’t support it.
thehub.ca/2025/07/09/f...
Fred DeLorey: Why the NDP may be in even bigger trouble than we think
Behind the party’s collapse lies a financial and legal time bomb
thehub.ca
October 26, 2025 at 6:19 PM
NDP is broke & actually at risk of defaulting on its loans last time I checked.
They are also leaderless & wouldn’t be able to adequately fundraise.
I think NDP members are going to be told to abstain or miss the vote, that way, they can say they didn’t support it.
thehub.ca/2025/07/09/f...
They are also leaderless & wouldn’t be able to adequately fundraise.
I think NDP members are going to be told to abstain or miss the vote, that way, they can say they didn’t support it.
thehub.ca/2025/07/09/f...
He knows darn well that it will pass. NDP will abstain. They are broke & leaderless. There is no way the NDP want to force an election in the state they are in.
October 26, 2025 at 12:21 PM
He knows darn well that it will pass. NDP will abstain. They are broke & leaderless. There is no way the NDP want to force an election in the state they are in.
Canada already does this for people entering the country. Frankly, the headline is a bit disingenuous by implying it’s only a US thing.
October 26, 2025 at 12:18 PM
Canada already does this for people entering the country. Frankly, the headline is a bit disingenuous by implying it’s only a US thing.
When Truman redid the whole interior of the Whitehouse (basement included I think) & added the balcony (at his own expense), there was much gnashing of teeth (especially about the balcony that Reps & Archeological historians hated). Now, that balcony is iconic.
It’s only the wing if a building.
It’s only the wing if a building.
October 23, 2025 at 8:09 PM
When Truman redid the whole interior of the Whitehouse (basement included I think) & added the balcony (at his own expense), there was much gnashing of teeth (especially about the balcony that Reps & Archeological historians hated). Now, that balcony is iconic.
It’s only the wing if a building.
It’s only the wing if a building.
Furthermore, it’s these kind of instantly oppositional takes on change & expenditures that are the reason our own Prime Minister is living at Rideau Cottage & has no official residence. (And also why it certainly be a shitstorm once they decide what to do with 24 Sussex.)
October 23, 2025 at 8:05 PM
Furthermore, it’s these kind of instantly oppositional takes on change & expenditures that are the reason our own Prime Minister is living at Rideau Cottage & has no official residence. (And also why it certainly be a shitstorm once they decide what to do with 24 Sussex.)
That is funny, but to be more objective on this than the OP, the White House has undergone myriad changes & renovations over the years & will undergo more in the years to come.
I am not a fan of Trump, but people are clutching their pearls just a bit too tightly on this one IMO.
I am not a fan of Trump, but people are clutching their pearls just a bit too tightly on this one IMO.
October 23, 2025 at 8:01 PM
That is funny, but to be more objective on this than the OP, the White House has undergone myriad changes & renovations over the years & will undergo more in the years to come.
I am not a fan of Trump, but people are clutching their pearls just a bit too tightly on this one IMO.
I am not a fan of Trump, but people are clutching their pearls just a bit too tightly on this one IMO.
The fact the boy was driving a car & trying to flee from police should be the major element of the headline, no?
September 22, 2025 at 10:46 AM
The fact the boy was driving a car & trying to flee from police should be the major element of the headline, no?
Quote:
…"put people over corporate profit," "refuse ongoing colonialism," "demand full immigration status for all," "end the war machine" and “end the era of fossil fuels".
These marches are the ones I avoid bc even if some issues are just, the event often gets highjacked by anarchists & crazies.
…"put people over corporate profit," "refuse ongoing colonialism," "demand full immigration status for all," "end the war machine" and “end the era of fossil fuels".
These marches are the ones I avoid bc even if some issues are just, the event often gets highjacked by anarchists & crazies.
September 18, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Quote:
…"put people over corporate profit," "refuse ongoing colonialism," "demand full immigration status for all," "end the war machine" and “end the era of fossil fuels".
These marches are the ones I avoid bc even if some issues are just, the event often gets highjacked by anarchists & crazies.
…"put people over corporate profit," "refuse ongoing colonialism," "demand full immigration status for all," "end the war machine" and “end the era of fossil fuels".
These marches are the ones I avoid bc even if some issues are just, the event often gets highjacked by anarchists & crazies.
My comment was about the article’s lack of content or any depth & had little to do with policy.
I accept that we all have inherent biases, but sweeping comments serve little purpose in advancing any meaningful discussion.
That said, I sincerely hope you have a good day.
I accept that we all have inherent biases, but sweeping comments serve little purpose in advancing any meaningful discussion.
That said, I sincerely hope you have a good day.
September 15, 2025 at 1:41 PM
My comment was about the article’s lack of content or any depth & had little to do with policy.
I accept that we all have inherent biases, but sweeping comments serve little purpose in advancing any meaningful discussion.
That said, I sincerely hope you have a good day.
I accept that we all have inherent biases, but sweeping comments serve little purpose in advancing any meaningful discussion.
That said, I sincerely hope you have a good day.
What a terribly superficial article with a completely misrepresentative headline.
There’s nothing in it aside from a rehash of decisions that have nothing to do with “progressives” aside from potential cuts to staffing, likely through attrition (not mentioned).
Don’t waste a free read on this one.
There’s nothing in it aside from a rehash of decisions that have nothing to do with “progressives” aside from potential cuts to staffing, likely through attrition (not mentioned).
Don’t waste a free read on this one.
September 15, 2025 at 10:52 AM
What a terribly superficial article with a completely misrepresentative headline.
There’s nothing in it aside from a rehash of decisions that have nothing to do with “progressives” aside from potential cuts to staffing, likely through attrition (not mentioned).
Don’t waste a free read on this one.
There’s nothing in it aside from a rehash of decisions that have nothing to do with “progressives” aside from potential cuts to staffing, likely through attrition (not mentioned).
Don’t waste a free read on this one.
This afternoon, she said, after getting 57% support, that she would stay on, but a few hours is an eternity in politics.
This is ostensibly good news for the Ontario Liberals in light of Ms Crombie’s poor outing in the last election due to her lack of presence & poor leadership qualities.
This is ostensibly good news for the Ontario Liberals in light of Ms Crombie’s poor outing in the last election due to her lack of presence & poor leadership qualities.
September 14, 2025 at 9:24 PM
This afternoon, she said, after getting 57% support, that she would stay on, but a few hours is an eternity in politics.
This is ostensibly good news for the Ontario Liberals in light of Ms Crombie’s poor outing in the last election due to her lack of presence & poor leadership qualities.
This is ostensibly good news for the Ontario Liberals in light of Ms Crombie’s poor outing in the last election due to her lack of presence & poor leadership qualities.