To get buy-in from all 10 provinces (which it didn't), Canada's constitution has a clause allowing provinces to override its fundamental rights and freedoms. The framers -- I've spoken to some -- imagined it used in existential-crisis cases. Well, a province just used it to break a teachers' strike

First question to Ford: Are you placating vandals?

Not at all, he says. “This is nothing more than a tax grab.” He points again to the flashing signs behind him as an alternative that will slow down traffic. He loves these signs.

my predictions (most to least likely):
1) inter-maga groyper (or Epstein truther)
2) terrorgram/O9A
3) rando with incoherent politics
4) rationalist cult of some variety
5) ai psychosis
6) inside job
7) an actual liberal / leftist

Protesters shorten another Vuelta a España stage
#Lavuelta25

cyclingmagazine.ca/sections/new...

Eglington Crosstown, two-way all day GO to Waterloo Region, new highway 7 in Waterloo Region, Mississauga LRT: all symptomatic of a culture within Canadian governance that sees transparency as a luxury good, and the public's right to know as a bothersome nuisance.

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