Where have I seen a Dutch manager fuck up a 1-0 and 2-1 lead by being too passive before. With a goal from Virgil Van Dijk and assists from Ryan Gravenberch. Hmmmmm. I’m trying to remember

The world would be a much better place if every local chamber of commerce was disbanded.

Does the Ontario establishment have concerns or is this the Ontario establishment in action? www.thestar.com/news/investi...

Please tell me everyone saw that happen in real time.

🇨🇦 18% of Manitoba's population is indigenous people. 74% of Manitoba's male prison population is indigenous men. 82% of Manitoba's female youth prison population is indigenous women. This is despite the province's Premier being an indigenous man. Canada is a violently racist country with good PR

Last image from tonight (short film in the morning): this brother out here with his Singer sewing machine, gifting people a custom embroidery on their jerseys and hats with the name and the date, was more artistic than anything at Burning Man and ad gorgeous as a Caravaggio. Magic! Goodnight.

Last year I went to the spa with...future NBA champions the New York Knicks.

OG was already a legend

Happy for Robbo

Brad with the understatement of the night "Its been so hard for Haiti"

Kinew’s “mine baby mine” strategy to fast track MB mining is being used by the US (his main customer) for their military. Critical minerals “are needed to build fighter jets, drones, missiles, radar systems, submarines, armour, and ammunition.” Great reporting here. breachmedia.ca/elbows-up-ca...

Another article on how fast tracking MB mining (« mine baby mine ») is for the US military. « Canada’s critical-minerals pivot isn’t a niche Canadian story. It is the quiet edge of U.S. military readiness and industrial resilience. » MB specifically mentioned. thehill.com/opinion/nati...

LOLLLLLLLLLLLLL

The questions are very leading and doesn't seem like they'll care about the results, but there's also no harm in filling out the Billy Bishop Airport consultation survey tc.canada.ca/en/corporate...

Carney announces plan to privatize airports but still give them half a billion dollars once in a while

I would love those rocks :/

who in Toronto wants 8000 pounds of free Star Trek rocks because TODAY IS YOUR LUCKY DAY readysetrecycle.net/advert/free-...

NEW: Thunder Bay police retaliate against award-winning journalist “It’s this simple: If Chief Fleury can get away with blackballing a journalist for award-winning work exposing violations of public trust, future violations of public trust will not be exposed.” ricochet.media/media/thunde...

"In all, the Giants sent five pitchers to the mound, and four of them turned to the crowd in attendance and proverbially tossed up a pair of middle fingers. Screw who you are, they said. We’ve got a colorful semicircle to protect." - www.mccoveychronicles.com/san-francisc...

PURE POWER 💪 Kazuma Okamoto is the 10th player in Blue Jays history to hit a home run to the 500 level!

The Carney government's Bail and Sentencing Reform Act passed in the House of Commons on Friday. Bill C-14 is in response to increased pressure from police and other organizations that current rules around bail and sentencing are too weak when it comes to repeat and violent offenders.

This is ridiculous. Cops are learning they can pick and choose which media to speak to — and therefore, in a fragmented media world, which publics to engage with — and we're letting them get away with it.

Beyond the obvious threats to housing stability, this is a vision of the future that intentionally breaks community. They don't want you to have neighbors. They want you to have an app for that.

In March, Ontario delisted 106 of 270 species considered endangered, threatened or of concern under province's former Endangered Species Act, claiming federal protections suffice. I look at why that's bogus in latest @ontarionature.bsky.social ON Nature mag: catalog.ontarionature.org/summer-2026/...

Cate Blanchett, come get your Oscar in advance.

It's Pride Month, Indigenous History Month, pow wow season and Sundance time. How does the month of June combine 2SLGBTQ+ pride and Indigenous history? That's one of the topics on this week’s Truth & Politics panel.

An advocate from British Columbia says she’s trying to get a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney to explain why his government needs to eliminate what is known as the second generation cutoff.

So we're going to get legislation making privacy a fundamental right at the same time as we get legislation forcing us to ID ourselves to use social media platforms and online services?

This is why it's so important to have best-on-best international hockey tournaments!

"Carney shows no signs that he plans to follow up any of the words he spoke with actions, making it hard to believe that his support for Pride is anything more than the absolute bare minimum as prime minister,"

I get the impression that some people aren't clear what this means. This is the UK state deciding to intervene directly in the healthcare of individual children, depriving them of medicine that their doctors have prescribed for their personal health & wellbeing, in defiance of global best practice.

I hate when people use that shit in meetings, especially when they dont ask

am getting nice and appreciated feedback that this piece is useful in both work and organizing contexts. if you want to have something light to think against for how you do/don't use ai note-taking tools, please read on :)

Doing shit like this but criminalize addiction will never not be infuriating

Your policy decisions actively undermine queer acceptance and inclusion

Rather be bitten by the beaver than Suarez

Who wants a Great Beaver Quest update?

A 40% pay increase, the right to walk off the job if federal agents (i.e. CBP/ICE) pose a threat to them *and* the contract expires in April 2028 so they can demand more ahead of the Olympics. Shoutout Local 11, shoutout unions.

Local communities are starting to vote against data centers. The more they know, the less they support them. This is an issue that can motivate rural voters. They want to protect their land, electricity, and water.

Describing PP's speech as pro-Canada is sort of hilarious. It was essentially a call for the that fucked up province to continue to try and extort the rest of the country. Pro Canada would be telling them they're privileged fucks who generally get everything they want but aren't happy regardless

"...if this is truly an advisory council aimed at combating hate against all communities, why was the launch so singularly focused on one community with only passing acknowledgment of the threats facing others?"

Doug Ford's grip on power owes as much to electoral distortions and rule changes as it does to a political system increasingly shaped by wealth. The answer isn't resignation — it's rebuilding political power from the ground up. New from @terraloire.bsky.social: ricochet.media/politics/the...

when i commissioned this ball map as a gift for bb i made sure it properly commemorated origi's heroic act he will ALWAYS be a favorite 🫶

Lol at not including AI chat bots, the things that are pushing people to suicide. He truly is yerrible

@djclimenhaga.bsky.social: Just a darn minute there, Canada! Preston Manning wants you to know another pipeline or two isn’t going to cut the mustard. You’re going to have to fork over more — we Albertans will decide more of what later.

Just need everyone to know that the Belgium men's soccer team has new jerseys based on the art of Rene Magritte and this is the official photo shoot

Its probably because Alberta is so disadvantaged as part of Canada

“Most Canadians do not trust AI and are not excited to use AI.” thewalrus.ca/canada-ai-pl...

“As the annual Pride parade weaved its way through Durham… the rainbow flags were almost matched in number by trade union banners, as miners, postal workers, and train drivers swelled the parade’s ranks in solidarity, making it the biggest in Durham Pride’s history.” Solidarity is our strength. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️