Ho! Cool! Let’s use the most dirty petrol to make the most useless and dirty plastic products. Let’s call us ecologists after that

Short answer : Yes

Long Answer : people are asking their MPs and they are refusing to answer (probably because they know), so people ask around and found out that we [Canadians] are sharing intel with the US Coast Guard which are under the perview of the Hegseth ministry of defence

I have been in a couple of critical situations and the only suggestion I remember each time from my first aid course is : preach by example. If you’re calm and confident people will calm down.

« Ok » and thumbs up are a well established symbol too

I think that is used to prove the willingness of the interviewe. « If you want to take a lie detector you’re more prone to saying the truth to the investigators » but I’ve never heard of this done in Canada.

If this is true, I urge her to lawyer up

Pass a lie detector ? Isn’t non illegible in court so it means nothing ?

Moral of the story : Cops lies. If they promise you a reward be prepared to swindle out of it.

Rules are meant to be broken

Flour, egg. It’s time for a pie

The Israeli military has decided to ban Android phones for senior officers

“Under the expected order, commanders from the rank of lieutenant colonel and above will be permitted to use only iPhones for official communications. The step is aimed at reducing the risk of intrusions on senior officers’ handsets, according to the report.”

So it seems that Israel (one of the leading country in hackers spies for hire) thinks that there’s a lot « Hezbollah honey pot » that target android device

Will groceries get cheaper? With the removal of these tariffs, Canadians could see prices on some groceries come down relatively quickly, said University of Guelph food economist Mike Von Massow.

Hahahahaha!

Finally a « media » that say what we already know :

Every single one of these [27] workers, expressed a common belief that Air Canada had been in contact with the CIRB before the strike was declared, and that the government was prepared to intervene prior to the strike commencing. The union itself has not endorsed this view, noting it remains unverified. […]

Michael Rousseau, the CEO of Air Canada seemed to be completely blindsided. “We thought, obviously, Section 107 would be enforced, and that they wouldn’t illegally avoid (it),” he said in an interview with Bloomberg. In the interview, he admitted that he had made no provisions for the passengers who are currently stranded. […]

Canadian law provides that any individuals who are stranded in the event of a strike are owed a fully paid flight back on another airline, regardless of whether they have an inter-airline agreement or not. It is encouraged by experts to refuse any offer of a refund, since other airlines have exponentially increased their prices to take advantage of consumers who don’t know their legal rights. […]

God I hate them. « We’re the future » they said, they’re only more privatized bullshit and bubble you cannot escape.

They’re just worst than cable TV