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Hearing Seattle and Nashville working on something that will involve Shane Wright and Matthew Wood.
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The Globe looked at whether Carney is on track to meet his promises.
Shrink deficit? Nope.
Trade deal with U.S.? Nope.
$500B investment over 5 years. Nope.
Reduce non-PRs to 5% of pop. Nope.
Major projects? Unclear?
Increase defence spending. Yes.
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I think Liberal Boomers know they ruined Canada. They have eyes. They can see the prices. The wait times. The cultural unraveling.
When Mark Carney said “elbows up”, it gave them a chance to clear their guilty conscience. No no, we are the patriotic ones. We love Canada.
Now they’ll spend the rest of their lives clinging to this delusion. Being responsible for ruining the country is a far too invasive thought.
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GERMANY: A teenage rape victim was reportedly questioned after accidentally referring to her transgender rapist with male pronouns in court.
The girl was forced to clarify that she did not mean to "misgender" her rapist.
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Lionel Messi will be available for Inter Miami’s game against New England Revolution on Sunday night despite receiving his fifth yellow card of the MLS season, which would typically trigger a one-game suspension.
Ordinarily, five cautions would keep him out of his next game.
But for years, MLS has had a disciplinary provision that can reduce a player’s yellow-card tally if he has gone a sustained period without one.
It is a rule that usually goes unnoticed, but given Messi’s stature, it has come to light again, and it has proven particularly useful for the player and Inter Miami as the MLS regular season comes to a close.
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KPMG is trying to hire 15 foreign accountants in downtown Toronto at $80,000+ each.
In four days, Mark Carney will let corporations hire high wage occupations from abroad without even trying to hire a Canadian first.
Toronto’s unemployment rate is sitting at 7% with youth unemployment at 17%. KPMG should be hiring and training Canadians, not getting a free pass to bypass local workers.
