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Some of the biggest condo developments in and around Montreal are using Mohawk territory as a cheap and illegal way to dispose of their contaminated soil. The practice is destroying what little is left of Kanesatake. Our exclusive investigation: therover.ca/riding-shotgun-a…
Michael Boriero retweeted
Awful news from @TSN_Sports: Darren Dutchysen has passed away.
RIP to a legend. Gone far, far too soon.
tsn.ca/indigenous-people-in-…
Michael Boriero retweeted
BREAKING: Giorgio Chiellini has officially announced his retirement 😢🇮🇹
The end of an era, and the last of his kind.
Michael Boriero retweeted
1) BREAKING: Montreal's Douglas psychiatric hospital is filled to 317 per cent capacity on Tuesday morning, as the chart below indicates. The average wait on a stretcher in the Verdun ER is an agonizing 46 hours and three minutes.
Michael Boriero retweeted
“The fact is that in Quebec, for Quebecers who are ‘de souche,’ ‘purlaine,’ these conversations are difficult," said @PhilippeNmh. "It’s a whole other process to imagine yourself doing what you think others have done to you.” Great work by @SavannahMTL
therover.ca/can-we-talk-abou…
Michael Boriero retweeted
We are incredibly saddened to hear of the passing of Sir Michael Gambon. He brought immeasurable joy to Harry Potter fans from all over the world with his humour, kindness and grace. We will forever hold his memory in our hearts.
Michael Boriero retweeted
BREAKING: The Canadian government has amassed both human and signals intelligence in a months-long investigation of a Sikh activist's death that has inflamed relations with India, sources tell CBC News.
cbc.ca/news/politics/sikh-ni…
Michael Boriero retweeted
I weighed in on Rubiales, RFEF and a fight that shouldn't have to be fought.
My latest for @cbcsports
#ContigoJenni
cbc.ca/sports/soccer/worldcu…
Michael Boriero retweeted
Several news organizations, including @NewsMediaCanada, @CAB_ACR & @CBC, have come together to ask Canada’s Competition Bureau to investigate Meta’s decision to block news content from its platforms for users in Canada.
businesswire.com/news/home/2…
Michael Boriero retweeted
The CAJ calls on Meta to reverse its reckless, ill-advised decision, announced yesterday, to soon prevent Canadians from viewing or sharing news on Facebook and Instagram.
Read our full statement — and let us break down why this matters 👇🏽
caj.ca/no-news-is-bad-news-f…
Michael Boriero retweeted
That's all folks!
You gave me everything.
I gave you everything.
We did it together.
Michael Boriero retweeted
Saturday read: Investigative journalist @ZacharyKamel reports on one of Montreal’s largest Airbnb ghost hotel networks.
It took weeks of work, and months of team reporting, but he identified a new property scheme taking long-term housing off the market.
ricochet.media/en/3975/city-…
Michael Boriero retweeted
How landlords profit from Airbnb, a 🧵about what @ZacharyKamel and our 🔥 team have learned over months of investigating.
While reporting on the Airbnb ghost hotel that burned in Old Montreal this spring, killing 7, we had one question: how does the landlord profit? 1/ #cdnpoli
Michael Boriero retweeted
I just searched "Canadian wildfires" on Google; the top results are from CNN, CBS News & The Guardian.
Google has long threatened to block Canadian journalism for readers in Canada, and it looks like that's started.
That a tech company can control what I can read is terrifying.
Michael Boriero retweeted
Local. Journalism. Matters. montrealgazette.com/news/loc…
Michael Boriero retweeted
17 years ago today…. You all remember….
PIRLO PIRLO PIRLO PIRLO...ANCORA PIRLO......GOL!! GOL!! GOL DI GROSSO...GOL DI GROSSO!!!! #Azzurri
Michael Boriero retweeted
As a result of this conflict over Bill C-18, Meta has decided not to renew a funding program with the Canadian Press wire service. Once the current contract ends, CP will have fewer resources to cover Canadian news.
Michael Boriero retweeted
Google & Facebook have shut out Canadian news orgs from their platforms and decided to be dictators of what information Canadians can search, discover and consume.
This violates the very foundations of an open internet.
Corporate selfishness is kneecapping Canadian democracy.
BREAKING: Google announces it will pull news from Google Search and other platforms over the Online News Act. It’s also killing existing deals with publishers:
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