There are two kinds of people in this world: those who like me, and those who can go to hell.
The Continental
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Attacking Alexander Ovechkin over Russia’s war in Ukraine, a conflict that is none of our business, is ridiculous. He’s a hockey player, not the president of Russia.
Canadian taxpayers have sent billions of dollars to Ukraine. I’d rather hear about accountability for that money and when Canadians struggling here at home will receive the same level of attention and support than hear complaints from the Ukrainian community about a hockey player.
‘Knife in the back’: Ukrainian community reacts to Flames promoting Alexander Ovechkin’s final game in Calgary ctvnews.ca/calgary/article/k…
Walken retweeted
They claim they built our country and everything in it, but clearly had nothing to do with building escalators or learning how to use one.
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JAPAN TESTING WORLD’S FIRST TOOTH REGROWTH DRUG
Japanese researchers have begun human clinical trials of a groundbreaking drug designed to regrow missing teeth. The treatment blocks a protein called USAG-1, which prevents new teeth from developing.
Successful animal studies have shown promising results, and researchers are targeting 2030 for potential availability.
If successful in humans, the treatment could eventually offer a natural alternative to dentures and dental implants.
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AMAZON BREAKS GROUND ON MASSIVE 2.2-MILLION-SQUARE-FOOT WAREHOUSE IN NOVA SCOTIA
Amazon has officially broken ground on a massive new 2.2-million-square-foot fulfillment centre in Dartmouth’s Burnside Industrial Park.
The state-of-the-art robotics facility is expected to create more than 1,000 full-time jobs, with starting wages around $26 per hour. Scheduled to open in 2029, the centre will use advanced robotics to process orders, improve delivery speeds and expand product availability across Atlantic Canada.
Source: CBC’s Celina Aalders
Walken retweeted
Washington Capitals defenceman Jakob Chychrun knocked Ottawa Senators forward Nick Cousins out cold with a massive shoulder check in the third period. Cousins was helped off the ice and did not return. Officials reviewed the hit but assessed no penalty.
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RCMP officers visited Alex O’Driscoll, a 56-year-old man from St. John’s, Newfoundland, over a Facebook comment he made 18 months earlier, stating he would “shoot Trump on sight” if the United States invaded Canada.
O’Driscoll insists he poses no threat to Trump, hasn’t visited the U.S. since 2005, and has no intention of returning. However, the comment could potentially result in him being barred from entering the United States.
Walken retweeted
This is basic adulting, not fearmongering.
Canadians have been told for decades to keep at least 72 hours’ worth of emergency supplies on hand. Severe weather can knock out power for days, essential services can fail, and emergency assistance isn’t always immediate.
Having drinking water, non-perishable food, a flashlight, batteries, and some cash isn’t panicking. It’s called being prepared and having enough common sense to look after yourself when things go wrong.
Why Canadians should be prepared to survive 72 hours without essential services ctvnews.ca/canada/article/as…
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Protests Planned Outside Ottawa’s Canadian Tire Centre Ahead of NHL Star Alex Ovechkin’s Visit
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Teachers across America are trained to respond to school lockdowns and active-shooter threats, including locking classroom doors, barricading entrances, and protecting students.
Training requirements vary by state and school district, with some schools introducing specialized security desks and additional protective measures.
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We all have a pretty good idea who was behind this. Nearly $50,000 worth of lobster taken from the ocean out of season, yet no name released. Apparently, accountability in Canada depends on who you are. Don’t expect much from this investigation.
FISHERY OFFICERS SEIZE 3,806 LOBSTERS IN NOVA SCOTIA ENFORCEMENT OPERATION
MARGARETSVILLE, N.S. — Fishery officers arrested one individual and seized 57 crates containing 3,806 lobsters during an enforcement operation at a storage facility in Margaretsville, Nova Scotia, on October 18.
The individual was arrested for allegedly making a false or misleading statement to a fishery officer.
During an inspection of the seized crates, officers determined that some of the lobsters originated from Lobster Fishing Area (LFA) 29 in Cape Breton, where the commercial lobster fishery is currently closed.
Authorities confirmed that the crates contained 3,311 live lobsters and 495 dead lobsters.
The surviving lobsters were transported back to LFA 29 and released into the ocean.
The seizure raises concerns about the possession and movement of lobster originating from fishing areas outside their authorized commercial seasons.
An investigation remains ongoing, and fisheries officials have indicated that no further details will be released at this time.
No charges or court outcomes have been announced in the information provided.
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Three white women could face expulsion from the University of Mississippi after two allegedly made offensive noises and gestures outside Black students’ apartment. Apparently, being white and making noises is now grounds for ending your education.
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Dad definitely went out for a pack of Kools and milk.
Jesus! Imagine coming home to this every day.
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The majority of real Canadians don’t want mass immigration. We want immigration from the nations our founding ancestors came from, with people who share our values, heritage, and traditions.
Handing out pieces of paper granting citizenship to people from the Third World doesn’t mean they share those values or speak on behalf of Canadians whose families have been here for generations.
Majority of Canadians want fewer immigrants in 2027: Nanos ctvnews.ca/canada/article/ma…
