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Gee, thanks for noticing, Starbucks.
I sent a polite note to decline the offer and let them know I won't be back until the US president ceases his assault on Canada's economy (which is also an assault on their own) and withdraws his threats to Canadian sovereignty.
Let's keep it up!
I sent a polite note to decline the offer and let them know I won't be back until the US president ceases his assault on Canada's economy (which is also an assault on their own) and withdraws his threats to Canadian sovereignty.
Let's keep it up!
March 12, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Gee, thanks for noticing, Starbucks.
I sent a polite note to decline the offer and let them know I won't be back until the US president ceases his assault on Canada's economy (which is also an assault on their own) and withdraws his threats to Canadian sovereignty.
Let's keep it up!
I sent a polite note to decline the offer and let them know I won't be back until the US president ceases his assault on Canada's economy (which is also an assault on their own) and withdraws his threats to Canadian sovereignty.
Let's keep it up!
It's time for the Quebec government to learn that discrimination disguised as "secularism" is not acceptable. I don't care what a provincial government employee wears as long as they do their job competently.
Supreme Court of Canada will hear legal challenge on Quebec secularism law | CBC News
The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear a court challenge against Quebec's controversial secularism law, known as Bill 21.
www.cbc.ca
January 23, 2025 at 5:18 PM
It's time for the Quebec government to learn that discrimination disguised as "secularism" is not acceptable. I don't care what a provincial government employee wears as long as they do their job competently.