Lead with compassion

London, Ontario, Canada
Joined February 2009
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🚨⛳️🏒 #NEW — Austin Lemieux, son of NHL legend Mario, qualified for his first PGA Tour event He shot 66 to book a spot in the Bermuda Championship, which begins next week, on October 22nd
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A mate of mine just shared this with me about Keegan at Bethpage, and it is not a good look. Not good at all.
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HABS WIIIINNNNNN
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Canadians today after becoming an Associate Member of the EU.
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Holy shit @ToddLewisGC is really good. No seriously.
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When I interviewed the great George Chuvalo for Facing Ali, this moment cracked into my heart—still does. Listen to this eloquent fighter talk so tenderly and wisely about recovery from deep trauma—and how love is the key. RIP George, you deserve it. @AlBernstein @Tom_Gray_Boxing
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George Chuvalo has died. Born on this day in 1937, he was a five-time Canadian heavyweight champion and twice fought Muhammad Ali. In 93 fights, he was never knocked down. Ali called him the toughest man he ever fought. He had 73 wins, 64 by knockout. RIP Champ. 📸 Toronto Sun
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#OnThisDay - September 2, 1980 - Thunder Bay, ON “All I can say is if there is any way I can get out there again and finish it I will.” Register and fundraise today for the #TerryFoxRun. Together, we can finish Terry’s marathon against cancer. terryfox.org
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On this day in 1980, after running 5,373 km in 143 days, Terry Fox was forced to stop his Marathon of Hope outside of Thunder Bay, Ontario, because his cancer had spread to his lungs. Fox's legacy reminds us that a courageous person can change the world @TerryFoxCanada
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What it sounds like when 16,000 Canadians just need a moment to belt out the words “out in the middle of Lake Ontario” right now
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Chris Stapleton paid tribute to Dolly Parton tonight at Jones Beach Theater. An incredible rendition … #IWillAlwaysLoveYou
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Hurricane Dolly taking out Mar-a-Lago would convert me from being an atheist into the most devout and sanctified believer
Tropical Storm Dolly forms in the central Atlantic — NHC
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Jason Reid
@JasonReidxAug 26
One of the best tributes to Dolly Parton, you’ll ever see.
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This is a good explanation of the new Tour Championship + match play finale.
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Don't buy it.
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The Hip's final show viewing party inside an emotional, tear-drenched Canada House at the Rio Olympics. 10 years. Time flies. #TheHip #TheGordFather
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Replying to @PlayBracco
Fat dude wanted the smoke as long as there wasn’t any smoke
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Caitlin Clark, Lexie Hull, and Sophie Cunningham are trying Canadian snacks. Also, CC is such a nerd 🤣🤣🤣
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our work is a work of art: a thread 🎨 @ticketmaster // @ArtButSports
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I want to answer the biggest misconception I see about climate change on the internet. Has Earth been warmer than it has now? Of course it has. For most of Earth’s history, temperatures have been warmer than they have today. Earth is the warmest it has been in roughly ~125,000 years. But, guess what? Our modern world did not develop in this rapidly warming world. Our infrastructure and Industrial Revolution occurred in the stable, cooler climate of the 19th and 20th centuries. Humans and our world’s ecosystems have never had to adapt to a climate changing and warming so fast. Modern civilizations flourished in the interglacial period of the last 11,000 years. Earth has always had natural cycles and the climate is always changing. The key difference is the speed of the current change. About 10x then the average warming observed after Earth’s recent ice ages. And CO2 is rising 250x faster than after our last ice age. In the last 10 years, Earth has warmed 0.35°C. Emerging from the last Ice Age, it took about 700 to 900 years for Earth to warm that much. That combination of rapid temperature rise and extremely fast CO₂ increase is what makes the present period so different from the natural shifts of the past.
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