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I bring a sort of âwhy do we do it this wayâ vibe to the work place that most donât like
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Getting around Ontario is getting harder but the answer isn't a money pit under the 401.
We know how to fix gridlock: get cars off the road by giving people affordable alternatives.
My OpEd in the @NatObserver goes over a better way to build Ontario.
nationalobserver.com/2024/09âŠ
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Iâve met so many people who âhated historyâ in school because it was taught to them as a list of battle dates, but fell in love with it as adults when they read a witty, well-written historical biography.
History is not a list of dates; itâs about people.
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"Highway 407 passes by every major freight yard in Greater Toronto, but trucks clog Highway 401, Highway 7, and Steeles Avenue instead because of the high tolls."
common sense conservatives
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BREAKING: Cineplex ordered to pay record penalty of nearly $39-million after Competition Tribunal finds Canadaâs largest theatrical exhibitor engaged in drip pricing by adding a mandatory $1.50 online booking fee. Cineplex can go to Federal Court of Appeal.
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Basic income costs less than poverty #LetsTryUBI #UBIWorks
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not knowing the whole discography of an artist before seeing them live is completely okay, by the way
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Finland gave every homeless person a house and within 6 months 85% had a job and were financially independent.
Less crime, less hospital visits, less suffering and even including the cost of the house, LESS COST than the UK/USA method of abandoning them on the streets.
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Youâll be shocked to learn that the âmiracle cureâ for homelessness is housing and services.
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no i very specifically donât have kids because it looks hard and i genuinely donât think i could handle it
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Slave labor. McDonaldâs is using forced slave labor to keep their business running.
In Alabama, low-wage employers like McDonaldâs contract with prisons to staff their operations. Inmates who refuse to work can face consequences including stints in solitary confinement and lengthening of sentences. jacobin.com/2024/09/alabama-âŠ
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I SAW THE TV GLOW is now officially streaming on Max, so you no longer have any excuse to avoid watching it and finding out if youâre a trans gendered
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I donât want to listen to AI music.
I donât want to watch AI movies.
I dont want to look at AI images.
I donât want any art that I consume to be soulless and without any inspiration from an actual experience.







































