Rise of The Machines

Saskatchewan has the highest percentage of police officers to population in Canada. If police prevented crime wed have the lowest rates in the country. We have the highest. Quit treating symptoms instead of piss poor policies that create the structural root of the problem.

Waiting for Top Gun at IMAX to start, work your magic Tony

And once again… sitting in the middle, riling up Regina's tight assed, podunk, moral minority, there's Just Bins doing RCAAN's dirty business. #regina

getting carbombed after a palantir thinktank pays me $125 to pretend to be a Gay Looking Ethical Non Monogamist who is glad alcatraz closed

i know this might be unpopular to say but i think a lot of episodes of foster's home for imaginary friends could've been solved if they just killed and ate blue

RIP Snails

Claw grip

If Halifax manifests a PWHL team somehow I'm so in

Anytime you feel down on yourself, remember: at least you’ve never doxxed a whole province ❤️

SCOOP: I attended the launch of David Parker’s Centurion Project last night. I happened to step outside when an Elections Alberta investigator and the cops arrived. open.substack.com/pub/theorcha...

Ironically, this was the reasoning for REAL’s creation. And the idea was that You’d have the ability for city council to monitor operations through the municipal corporation. A potential purchase by a private company means no city oversight

This means it'll be debated at Regina city council next week for final approval.

Not sure how long I have left at the rinks, blasting dancepop during floods while I still have the chance

The original sin with REAL was placing a number of large assets into a municipal corporation that was never going to make money at the scale necessary to repair them and city council choosing to NOT put money away to be ready to pay for those repairs.

Pour one out for the Hilton staff who are working perhaps the worst shift in food service history rn.

WATCH: The REAL deal: Shaun Semple to purchase large portion of Regina's agribition grounds for $6.4M youtu.be/osVgcSUCPKU?...

GO GO GODZILLA

To be fair, I really don’t think Tim Heidecker should have killed all those people at that music festival. Those kids trusted him to sell them good quality vapes

This is how I picture Ernie Clement and Davis Schneider arriving to practice

Europa Missions xkcd.com/3234/

Photos from today’s rally against the proposed Bell AI data centre near Regina.

JustBins is an anti-trans, homophobe piece of shit.

Uh oh

Bless you Chiitan

Playing Mass Effect 2 for the first time and was surprised by a Twin Peaks reference. Loved it so much

I’ve come up with one of the greatest double features ever

Wow. Fucking disgusting. Pierre Poilievre is such a loser, man. Note to everyone: if your rights become politically unpopular, Poilievre will throw you under the bus in a heartbeat, apparently.

i guess those celebrating soras death didnt get the memo that some of us need daily personalized greetings from james bond—for mental health

Celeste is so damn good.

Moments before an Air Canada plane collided with a ground vehicle at New York's LaGuardia Airport — killing two of its pilots — an air traffic controller is heard on the radio telling the fire truck to stop and not cross the runway. www.cbc.ca/news/world/a...

I love going to see the Grey Cup and it's just chilling in a hallway for people to wander up to, best trophy in sports.

Venezuela win got me like:

Boooooooooo

Overdue Cat.

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How can I be mad when there's Dump Truck Friend by my side.

People on Bluesky: “sPoRtS aReN’t PoLiTiCaL” The United States men’s national hockey team: *parties in their dressing room with Kash Patel*

All of Canada right now

3 on 3 overtime for medals is a fucking disgrace.

On this day in 1981, Rush released their iconic album Moving Pictures. The album featured the classics Limelight, Tom Sawyer, YYZ and Vital Signs. It hit #1 in Canada and the USA and sold 5.5 million copies. It earned 6 Juno nominations (winning one) and a Grammy nomination.

On this day in 1929, Norman Albert gave the play-by-play for the third period of a game at Toronto's Arena Gardens on CFCA. On Feb. 16, Foster Hewitt made his broadcast debut. The first complete broadcast of a professional game would happen on March 14, 1923 on CKCK in Regina.

I hate how much I like the Olympics but this opening ceremony is a lot of fun so far.