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If they can convince you that freedom is bad, then they can make you believe anything. #MasksSaveLives #Lockdowns #ClimateChange #mRNA #COVID19 #LabLeak #Ukraine #War #CarbonTax #FoodSupply
Someone better tell the Canadian government. @fordnation we’re sick of your poison straws
Paper straws worse for the environment than plastic ones, says study trib.al/TEphuYk
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During the next lock down your digital drivers license will show if you've been vaccinated or not. And if you don't have your vaccine passport your freedom of movement privileges will be suspended. All in the name of safety of course.
Ontario is planning to launch digital IDs. Here’s what you need to know. ctvnews.ca/toronto/politics/…
This is just the beginning
Ontario plans to launch digital IDs, including driver’s licences and health cards cp24.com/politics/queens-par…
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Damn Straight Sean. Thank you for speaking up and making the world aware of the nightmare Canaduh is.
Game 5 is a little past my usual prediction timing, but the Leafs aren’t making the playoffs this year without a major upgrade to their D core. Also, that Knies deal isn’t going to age well.
Woll is looking pretty good considering the @MapleLeafs gave him away for nothing
Few would have the courage to risk a $210k salary over this 👇
nationalpost.com/news/td-exe…
Nobody in the Leafs top six is doing this anymore. None of them will even chirp in a scrum. They just turn around and skate away. Good luck getting the fans going like Knies could. Shinny hockey is losing hockey, and it’s boring. @MapleLeafs @Jay_D_Rosehill
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HEARTBREAKING 💔 A man in Edmonton called 911 after his wife collapsed at home. Dispatch couldn’t even tell him when an ambulance might come 🤯 They waited nearly 90 minutes and sadly she died
Something is fundamentally broken in Canada 🇨🇦
Let’s define “care.” And while we’re at it, try “hate” as well.
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JUST IN: Liberal government sends $63 million to the UN for food aid.
3 times more than the $20 million announced in June to support Canadian food banks amid record high use.




















