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Reminder: The Great Lakes are not renewable.
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Dumping nuclear heated hot water into the lakes needs to stop. Cooling towers and/or district heating needs to be mandated.
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Over 8 million fishes were killed by this nuclear plant, and it's now facing charges. The scale of this turns my stomach.
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So they’ve just been dragging that girl through the mud after she died all for the pilot to be a 55 year old male. Sounds about right
🚨REPORT🚨
A married couple, Adam Robinson, 45, and Helen Sharp, 40, along with their two toddlers, were among the nine people killed when a Learjet crashed in Greenacres, Florida, on Sunday.
The Texas family of four was traveling with their nanny and two friends.
The captain was identified as Jeff Gregory, 55.
Robinson had worked on Wall Street for a decade before founding the AI startup GetEmail, while Sharp was a ceramicist.
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And then they'll asked why Olivia Chow doesn't ride the subway
The audacity of this OpEd should be rewarded. Private Toronto Jewish groups on Facebook are calling for Chow’s death and instructing on how to do it and “she needs to find ways” to help Jews in Toronto with their anxiety?! Take a good look @JohnLorinc
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Haley Stevens fiasco is a huge win for feminism tbh. Never listen to your ugly husband-to-be’s dipshit ideas.
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This guy is Ontario’s Minister for Seniors and Accessibility. Just before the bike lanes were installed, a 65 year-old was killed on Bloor Street West. And his Ministry KNOWS their removal makes roads less safe. But sure, he’s “protecting Ontario” with this bullshit.
Our government has completed the removal of bike lanes along 1.2 kilometres of Bloor Street West in Toronto.
We're restoring vehicle lanes to fight gridlock, improve access to businesses and give drivers time back.
We're protecting Ontario.
Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…
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Loblaws specifically is one of the most vertically integrated companies in Canada if not the entire Anglosphere, they own a massive amount of their own supply chain down to real estate, the purpose of which is to give themselves room to leverage profits at all steps
The chairman of Loblaw Companies said it’s not true that grocers control prices during a talk at the Fairmont Royal York hotel Friday. thestar.com/business/loblaws…
rep by pop baby!!!! weird how i don’t see you crying about sask having 4 more seats than it should based on population?
In the last federal election, Alberta gave the Conservatives a 32-seat edge. The City of Toronto alone gave the Liberals a 22-seat edge.
“One city, in other words, offset nearly 70 percent of an entire province’s net Conservative advantage.”
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I think there are a lot of people on Toronto’s very powerful political centre/right who are going to wake up tomorrow wondering why they went all in on that guy of all the guys.
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Congratulations to Amber Morley for winning a second term as Ward 3 Councillor! I look forward to continuing our work together on behalf of the people of Etobicoke—Lakeshore.
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Meanwhile Bonnie out rage baiting every Mississauga Liberal who froze their butts off last winter. What a waste of our time and energy. Vote well tomorrow.
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It’s time to rebuild publicly funded health care for this generation and the next. It is time to end short-term thinking that continues to tear down universal, publicly funded health care. Let’s makeHealth Care For All a reality in Ontario.
Read the full policy here: leefairclough.ca/policy/heal…
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A few thoughts as election day fast approaches: Why I am supporting Olivia Chow
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This is really gross behaviour by Amazon and should be actively denounced
Choosing to join a union is a Charter protected right - it is an expression of democratic values and association
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