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Je suis au Centre Bell pour le match des @CanadiensMTL
contre l’@Avalanche
Après le match, j'animerai « Les samedis de Tony » jusqu'à 23 h 56. Vous pouvez écouter sur les ondes de 98,5FM à Montréal, sur l'application Cogeco Média ou sur 985fm.ca.
À plus tard ! 🔵⚪️🔴
Halak retweeted
Unless it was for unavoidable work, I legitimately just don’t give a shit if you are Canadian and are inconvenienced travelling to the States
Halak retweeted
Some personal news:
Yesterday was my last day at Microsoft.
Today, I started a brand new job at the FAA and things are going pretty well!
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If he just wants to play, then why is he appearing in campaign videos for Putin’s political party “United Russia” instead of playing??
'We just want to play’: Ovechkin responds to Carney’s comments about World Juniors
And Ukrainians just want to live, so tough shit.
#Ovechkin #Putin
ctvnews.ca/video/2026/11/10/…
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Congratulations to the Tkachuk men, based on my reading here you have done the nearly impossible, united fans of the Senators, Leafs, Habs, Oilers, Canucks & Jets in desire you all just go away
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It is deeply disappointing and hurtful to see a player on as popular a team as the Blue Jays promote Islamophobia and conspiracy theories.
Muslims, particularly youth, who cheer for the team and its players will now doubt whether they truly belong to the Jays fanbase.
There is simply a no room for Islamophobia or hate of any kind in the MLB or within the Jays organization.
We call upon the MLB, the MLSE, the Blue Jays, and all leaders to denounce these anti-Muslim posts. We urge leadership to follow the same precedent it has established when other players have taken bigoted stances against other communities.
We also call for a full apology from Mr. Santander, as well as a commitment from him to meet with Muslim communities to thoroughly understand why his posts are false, hurtful, and harmful to Muslims in Canada.
Toronto Blue Jays slugger shares Islamophobic social media posts
blogto.com/sports_play/2026/…
Halak retweeted
I think this is the sort of thing that will end @SylviaJonesMPP tenure as health minister....
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Agreed. A dollar of cap space is worth the same in every market. Florida's tax break belongs to the player, not the team.
What surprises me is how nobody talks about the RCA. Canadian teams can put part of a player's salary into a Retirement Compensation Arrangement. Once he retires outside Canada, he withdraws it at roughly 25%. Net result: the same tax as "no tax" Florida, sometimes less. And far less than New York, Massachusetts or California.
But sure, keep calling Canada a tax nightmare. #WeAreGoldStar!
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Ontario. This is the MPP you need. This is the doctor you need. MPP Dr. Robin Lennox rightly accused Deputy Premier Jones of lying in denying a patient treatment that her doctors and Ontario Health itself recommended. Dr. Lennox - thank you. @RobinLennox
“She has lied and people have died.”
Moments ago at Queen’s Park: NDP MPP Robin Lennox is kicked out of the chambers for calling Health Minister Sylvia Jones a liar, following revelations that Ontario refused to fund Sabrina Apitz-Grossman’s cancer treatment despite its own health agency’s recommendation.
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NEW: Ontario’s own health agency recommended funding a 31-year-old cancer patient’s treatment in the U.S. Two clinical experts agreed it was medically necessary.
But a senior ministry of health official denied her funding anyway — and Sabrina Apitz-Grossman was never told about those recommendations, new FOI records reveal. thetrillium.ca/news/health/o…
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“She has lied and people have died.”
Moments ago at Queen’s Park: NDP MPP Robin Lennox is kicked out of the chambers for calling Health Minister Sylvia Jones a liar, following revelations that Ontario refused to fund Sabrina Apitz-Grossman’s cancer treatment despite its own health agency’s recommendation.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers a blunt message to Russia:
“You cannot bomb Ukrainian cities and then send your junior players to Alberta to play hockey as if you were civilised people.
No Russian or Belarusian teams at the World Junior Championship. Not under your flags. Not under any other flags. Period.”
Halak retweeted
Sprague will continue to make lentil soup with real lentils. Looking forward to our national news headline!
Rice Krispies will continue to be made with real rice in Canada, Kellogg’s says ctvnews.ca/business/article/…
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney just announced that Russia will not be permitted to compete at next month's world junior tournament in Alberta as long as the Ukraine invasion continues.
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I love that scene in Good Will Hunting where Ben Affleck is talking to Matt Damon's titular character Will Hunting and he's like “you've got a gift man and you've gotta get outta this town and make something of yourself” and the gift in question is being really good at math and the town he needs to get out of is Boston, Massachusetts.
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Thanks Kris. Now that you’re here… Are CTF employees supposed to be going to partisan fundraisers? This one would have been a top dollar one too. Have you yourself attended similar fundraisers?
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Canada continues to get industrial policy wrong. Picking winners creates artificial barriers to competition and misallocates capital. A better approach would be a broad-based subsidy accessible to every firm in the space.
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1,000+ high-skilled jobs. $1.7B CAD in new compute in Canada.
Canadian AI. Canadian jobs. Canada strong.
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Nous n'attendons pas que l'avenir de l'IA se décide ailleurs. Nous le bâtissons ici, comme il se doit.
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