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Surreal estate agent to the stars…when the stars are right.
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Every day is a good day to be thankful for Canada's federal political financing limits.
@markagee.bsky.social "One of the things I was going to say is like, well, I can't be forced to participate in another person's delusion. It's like I'm forced to participate in other people's delusions all the time. I have friends who were Detroit Lions fans." I feel seen. 😂
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NEW: Minister of Tourism, Culture and Gaming Stan Cho lives less than 6 km from Queen's Park, but he's billed the taxpayer some $16,000 in hotels over the past three years. Now, after questions from Global News, he says he'll pay some of it back. #ONPoli globalnews.ca/news/1196429...
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Poilievre vows to "fight woke culture" following new galactic disco cowboy makeover
On the plus side, maybe we’ll get an extra-long weekend for July 4, too, after this quisling finally finishes selling us out. 🙄🖕 www.ctvnews.ca/politics/art...
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The war on metaphor is over and we lost. defector.com/promises-mad...
Pretty hard to believe, but Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s FIA made the Monaco GP even more of a joke than it already was. Stunning accomplishment. #TodaysFirstAgaintTheWall 🙄 www.bbc.com/sport/formul...
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“And all those fans were my Canadian girlfriends, too…” www.bbc.com/sport/footba...
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The winner of the 2026 Tiny Desk Contest is revealed by NPR Music's Bobby Carter. It's the 12th time that an unsigned musical artist has won the nationwide challenge. n.pr/3R3Yd06
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From January: "It’s not clear how many Iranians inside Iran support former crown prince Reza Pahlavi — but he’s definitely Israel’s favorite."
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ICYMI, I wrote about this very thing www.thenewworld.co.uk/matt-muir-do...
On almost everything – fraud, polarisation, radicalisation, misinformation – evidence suggests that over 60s are in much more urgent need of online protection and education than teenagers. But that issue gets zero political attention, and is a total non-starter. Nothing good will come of it.