James boredom
@viewership.bsky.social
We don't need a global town square.
You break up echo chambers, this one too, if nec. We don't need our thoughts and opinions broadcast for everyone to see. Esp if those chambers are moderated by the wealthiest among us.
We need actual town squares, real and digital, where people can go to converse
You break up echo chambers, this one too, if nec. We don't need our thoughts and opinions broadcast for everyone to see. Esp if those chambers are moderated by the wealthiest among us.
We need actual town squares, real and digital, where people can go to converse
Does anyone have any idea how we break the echo chambers? No Trump voter in my family will ever know what actually happened to Alex Pretti or Renee Good. They will believe the officers were justified. They will watch Fox News and that will be the end of it.
January 25, 2026 at 12:30 AM
We don't need a global town square.
You break up echo chambers, this one too, if nec. We don't need our thoughts and opinions broadcast for everyone to see. Esp if those chambers are moderated by the wealthiest among us.
We need actual town squares, real and digital, where people can go to converse
You break up echo chambers, this one too, if nec. We don't need our thoughts and opinions broadcast for everyone to see. Esp if those chambers are moderated by the wealthiest among us.
We need actual town squares, real and digital, where people can go to converse
When you look at the first page of standards on their site they all have to do with petroleum/gas. Could that be a factor in shutting this valuable board?
www.canada.ca/en/public-se...
The Canadian General Standards Board is also shutting down *entirely* as of April 1 with no clear plan for who takes over their work and responsibilities
The Canadian General Standards Board is also shutting down *entirely* as of April 1 with no clear plan for who takes over their work and responsibilities
Canadian General Standards Board - Canada.ca
Canadian General Standards Board, CGSB, standardization, consensus, standards development, conformity assessment, products, services, certification, qualification, acceptance, programs, quality, envir...
www.canada.ca
January 15, 2026 at 3:06 PM
When you look at the first page of standards on their site they all have to do with petroleum/gas. Could that be a factor in shutting this valuable board?
I'm confused as to what people thought a banker was going to do. Actual leftists voted in fear so this. Some still support him spouting "you don't understand him like I do" like a battered spouse.
There are still people cutting Carney all kinds of slack on the climate front. But I now think I was naïve to believe Carney would support Trudeau-style, regulatory climate policy. www.nationalobserver.com/2025/12/10/o...
Mark Carney is making a cynic out of me
What to do in a political ecosystem where, for anyone concerned about climate change or whose politics run even slightly left of centre, there is precious little choice?
www.nationalobserver.com
December 10, 2025 at 3:22 PM
I'm confused as to what people thought a banker was going to do. Actual leftists voted in fear so this. Some still support him spouting "you don't understand him like I do" like a battered spouse.
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Huge solidarity to @unifor.org local 88.
1,100 workers making EV delivery vans, laid off by GM.
Now they're saying, enough!
If GM comes for the machines, they'll occupy the plant.
1/
1,100 workers making EV delivery vans, laid off by GM.
Now they're saying, enough!
If GM comes for the machines, they'll occupy the plant.
1/
Union threatens to seize Cami auto plant if GM removes machinery
Mike Van Boekel, chairperson of Unifor Local 88, said they are also prepared to fight the company in court.
lfpress.com
November 13, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Huge solidarity to @unifor.org local 88.
1,100 workers making EV delivery vans, laid off by GM.
Now they're saying, enough!
If GM comes for the machines, they'll occupy the plant.
1/
1,100 workers making EV delivery vans, laid off by GM.
Now they're saying, enough!
If GM comes for the machines, they'll occupy the plant.
1/
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crazy
IG em_clarkson
IG em_clarkson
November 14, 2025 at 2:54 AM
crazy
IG em_clarkson
IG em_clarkson
This is the stuff that makes me hate hockey. Not only is a kid's career in the balance but his long-term health and people want to debate minutiae.
It a dinosaur league run by Neanderthals. If they want to be taken seriously these hits can't occur.
It a dinosaur league run by Neanderthals. If they want to be taken seriously these hits can't occur.
Late blindside hit to the head determined to be a "good hockey hit."
Wilson might've just ended Chytil's career, but you wouldn't want him to spend any time in the penalty box, nosirree.
Wilson might've just ended Chytil's career, but you wouldn't want him to spend any time in the penalty box, nosirree.
October 19, 2025 at 5:50 PM
This is the stuff that makes me hate hockey. Not only is a kid's career in the balance but his long-term health and people want to debate minutiae.
It a dinosaur league run by Neanderthals. If they want to be taken seriously these hits can't occur.
It a dinosaur league run by Neanderthals. If they want to be taken seriously these hits can't occur.
Were they waiting until they got their money to make these arrests or are these just frivolous charges to show that it's worth it?
The Victoria Police Department says it made more than a dozen arrests after starting its new “Project 3D” (disrupt downtown disorder) campaign that focuses on downtown street safety.
VicPD touts 16 arrests in 2 days as part of new street disorder enforcement campaign
The Victoria Police Department says it made more than a dozen arrests after starting its new “Project 3D” (disrupt downtown disorder) campaign that focuses on downtown street safety.
cheknews.ca
July 29, 2025 at 6:46 PM
Were they waiting until they got their money to make these arrests or are these just frivolous charges to show that it's worth it?
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In BC this year, the public is subsidizing private schools to the tune of a staggering $570 million dollars, while public school boards struggle to balance their budgets. Let’s redirect that money back to public schools. #bced #bcpoli www.policyalternatives.ca/news-researc...
Increased public funding for private schools is dividing us, and needs to stop | CCPA
Public schools are often referred to as the cornerstone of healthy democracies, where children from all backgrounds have equitable opportunities to reach their potential and acquire the skills and kno...
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February 6, 2025 at 3:33 PM
In BC this year, the public is subsidizing private schools to the tune of a staggering $570 million dollars, while public school boards struggle to balance their budgets. Let’s redirect that money back to public schools. #bced #bcpoli www.policyalternatives.ca/news-researc...