Congrats to all my excellent colleagues for this National Newspaper Award win, proud to have contributed to a big team effort:

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Here's my question friends: When was the original "Limited Appetite Treatment list" generated? BMO won't tell me, and says that on the list of ten only steel and aluminum are tariff-impacted. Farming, transport, construction, manufacturing, etc. they claim are not tariff-impacted industries. /4

A memo from one of Canada's Big Five banks (BMO) announced last week that it would tighten lending rules for the self-employed in ten "high-risk" industries. The memo is attached below, and my story on the impact of this change - which would apply to hundreds of thousands of Canadians - is next 1/

But if you were to combine the progressive vote in each riding, strategically, you might get something like this: smartvoting.ca/ontariodashb...

When you look at polling aggregators like 338 you see the results don’t mirror the popular vote: 338canada.com/ontario/

I am not endorsing this “strategic voting” website or its claims, but the if you look at the polls and projections like this it’s clear to see why we never get electoral reform in this country:

Explain yourself NYTimes!!! You accept “mofo”, but not “bitchier”? Admittedly, I work too blue for the Letter Boxed puzzle, but if we’re going to accept shortened motherfucker’s we should accept enhanced bitches.

Pretty clear that OpenAI has been scraping The Globe and others, this example pulled from CoPilot on Microsoft Edge shows the company is pulling in Globe stories into its results.