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Oklahoma 2013: Barbara Garcia survived an EF5 tornado that destroyed her home. While grieving her missing dog during an interview this happened live on camera 🥹

@MarkDietzinAB Same, but for my Gramma! Late 70s

🇨🇦 In 1970, my dad would give me fifty cents to go buy him a package of cigarettes. Player's Filter. I would ride into town, downhill all the way, go right past the store he expected me to go to, ride down to Westminster Avenue Husky, get them for forty-three cents, have a whole seven cents to myself, ride back to the corner store, and buy I would buy Jawbreakers and N-Babies, five for a penny. I would come home with a pack of cigarettes and a little brown bag absolutely stuffed with candy, all for fifty cents.

There are too many emails. Too many texts. Too many accounts. Too many logins. Too many apps. Too many rewards programs. Too many fundraisers. Too many appointments. Too many virtual meetings. Too many newsletters. Too many forms. Too many social media platforms. My brain hurts.

I miss life pre-Covid. The soul was sucked out of humanity in 2020 and it hasn’t returned since.

@newstart_2024 A parent was told they had diabetes, nope, 1.5 years later, pancreatic mass. Now palliative. It’s been a horrendous journey.

Stage 2 pancreatic cancer caught after months of loose stool + throbbing upper-left pain doctors dismissed. Maria Menounos (diagnosed 2023): “I had diarrhea for a month and a half… all tests negative. Then severe abdominal pain that came and went. I kept saying ‘this doesn’t feel right.’ No one listened until I got an outside MRI.” Key messages she’s sharing: - Pancreatic cancer can be silent or vague for a long time - Persistent weird symptoms (even with “normal” tests) deserve deeper investigation - “If your doctors don’t know what’s going on, go to an outside facility—they’re incentivized to find something” She credits her mom’s intuition and faith (“this is happening for me, not to me”). Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (like Maria’s) are rare and often slower-growing than typical pancreatic cancer. Early detection via imaging dramatically improves outcomes — 5-year survival for localized stage 2 PNETs can exceed 60–90% with surgery. Today (2026) Maria is cancer-free post-surgery, thriving as a mom and health advocate, and pushing early-detection tools like multi-cancer blood tests. Have you or someone close ever had vague, persistent symptoms that turned out to be serious? What finally made you/your loved one push for more testing? Your stories 👇

Reached the age where a one hour time change is absolutely debilitating.

This kid bagging my groceries put all the cold items together, all the boxes in perfect formation. "You're really good at this," I said. He stopped and looked up. "Nobody's ever told me I was good at anything before." He's maybe sixteen. I watched him finish bagging with the precision of someone who just discovered they had a talent. Recognition changes everything.

CANADA IS MOVING ON 🇨🇦 TEAM CANADA DEFEATS CZECHIA IN AN OT THRILLER TO ADVANCE TO THE SEMIFINALS 🤯 #MilanoCortina2026

This wasn't allowed in public incase it offended anyone. So please don't retweet it. Thanks 🙏dutchbarn.com

Who else turns the TV on but never watches it and it’s just your emotional support background noise?

Teach your children to be kind to animals They will grow up to be kind to people too ❤️

@lady_valor_07 Have done it ♥️

Be honest… would you stay up all night if your dog was sick and needed you?

WINDSOR POLICE NEWS RELEASE Case #: 26-15233 Attempted murder suspect arrested again for bail violation A 39-year-old man charged with attempted murder has been arrested for violating his bail conditions for the second time in approximately 10 months. On February 6, 2025, Damian Richards was arrested in connection with a targeted shooting that occurred the previous week near the intersection of Partington Avenue and Algonquin Street. He was granted bail on multiple charges, including attempted murder, pointing a firearm, and possession of a prohibited firearm without a licence. Two months later, Richards was arrested after bail compliance officers determined he had violated the conditions of his release order. In October, he was released again under strict house arrest conditions. During routine monitoring, officers learned that Richards had once again violated his court-ordered conditions on six occasions between January 30 and February 13, 2026. Shortly before 2 p.m. on February 13, bail compliance officers, with assistance from the Emergency Services Unit, located and arrested Richards in the 1500 block of University Avenue West. He has been charged with six counts of failing to comply with a release order. Richards’ surety, 59-year-old David Davies, who was with him at the time, was also arrested and charged with facilitating a breach of a release order. A surety is an individual who agrees to supervise an accused while they are out on bail and ensure they comply with their release conditions. The bail compliance officers are part of the Offender Management Unit, a partnership between the Windsor and LaSalle Police Services launched in March 2024. This unit supervises high-risk individuals placed under house arrest, curfew, or electronic monitoring and ensures that those who violate their judicial release orders are held accountable. The Offender Management Unit is funded by a grant from the Government of Ontario as part of the province’s strategy to strengthen Ontario’s bail system. The Windsor Police Service encourages anyone with information regarding individuals who are not complying with their release conditions to contact us at 519-255-6700. To report anonymously, please contact Windsor & Essex County Crime Stoppers at 519-258-8477 (TIPS) or visit catchcrooks.com.

@CrimewatchTO Cany believe he'd do that, risking his freedom. 🤮

Attempted Murder Suspect Arrested Again For Violating Bail Conditions Windsor - A 39-year-old man previously charged in connection with a targeted shooting has been arrested for allegedly breaching his bail conditions for the second time in less than a year. Damian Richards was initially arrested on February 6, 2025, following a shooting near the intersection of Partington Avenue and Algonquin Street the week prior. Police said the incident was targeted. He was charged with attempted murder, pointing a firearm, and possession of a prohibited firearm without a licence. Richards was later released on bail. Two months after his release, bail compliance officers determined Richards had violated the terms of his release order, leading to another arrest. In October 2025, he was granted bail again under strict house arrest conditions. Police say routine monitoring revealed Richards allegedly breached his court-ordered conditions six times between January 30 and February 13, 2026. Shortly before 2 p.m. on February 13, bail compliance officers, assisted by the Emergency Services Unit, located and arrested Richards in the 1500 block of University Avenue West. He now faces six additional counts of failing to comply with a release order. Also arrested was his surety, 59-year-old David Davies, who was with Richards at the time of the arrest. Davies has been charged with facilitating a breach of a release order.

Hey @grok based on my tweets, I am: - Which dictator? - Which politician? - Which religious figure? - Which historical figure? - Which artist? - Which ideology? - Which political party? (Canada) - Which philosopher?

Tomorrow we welcome home Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, 24, of Hamilton, ON killed Jan 29, 2026, near Riga, Latvia, on his first overseas deployment with Operation REASSURANCE. 🇨🇦 Our 40-foot flag will fly on the Avenue Road bridge. Let's bring our hero home. #hamont #neverforget #HighwayOfHeroes #CanadianHeroesFoundation

@realDonaldTrump says, "You know, they'll say they sent some troops to Afghanistan...And they did, they stayed a little back, a little off the front lines." @usembassycanada @petehoekstra we did send some troops to Afghanistan. But they sure as hell didn't "stay a little back". 159 of them paid the ultimate sacrifice. "Carry me softly, down The Highway of Heroes True Patriot Love, There was never more" Here are their names. 🇨🇦🎗️#LestWeForget #cdnpoli Cpl R.A. DYER, 3PPCLI, ISAF, 17 APRIL 2002 Pte R.A. GREEN, 3PPCLI, ISAF, 17 APRIL 2002 Sgt M.D. LEGER, 3PPCLI, ISAF, 17 APRIL 2002 Pte N.L. SMITH, 3PPCLI, ISARF, 17 APRL 2002 Cpl R.C. BEERENFENGER, 3 RCR, ISAF, 02 OCT 2003 Sgt R.A. SHORT, 3 RCR BTL GP, ISAF, 02 OCTOBER 2003 Cpl J.B. MURPHY, 3 RCR, ISAF, 27 JANUARY 2004 Pte B.S. WOODFIELD, 2 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 24 NOV 2005 Cpl P.J. DAVIS, 2 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 02 MARCH 2006 MCpl T.J. WILSON, 2 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 04 MARCH 2006 Pte R.H. COSTALL, 1 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 29 MARCH 2006 Cpl M.D.J. DINNING, 2 MP PL, NATO Kandahar, 22 APRIL 2006 Lt W.M. TURNER, LFWA, NATO Kandahar, 22 APRIL 2006 Cpl R.J. PAYNE, CMTC, NATO Kandahar, 22 APRIL 2006 Bdr W.S.J. MANSELL, 5 FD Regt, NATO Kandahar, 22 APRIL 2006 Capt N.K..S. GODDARD, 1 RCHA NATO Kandahar, 17 MAY 2006 Cpl A.J. BONECA, LSSR, NATO Kandahar, 9 July 2006 Cpl F. GOMEZ, 1 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 22 July 2006 Cpl J.P. WARREN, Black Watch, NATO Kandahar, 22 July 2006 Pte K. DALLAIRE, 1 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 3 August, 2006 Sgt, V. INGRAM, 1 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 3 August, 2006 Cpl B.J. KELLER, 1 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 3 August, 2006 Cpl C.J.REID, 1 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 3 August 2006 MCpl. R. ARNDT, LER, NATO Kandahar, 5 August 2006 MCpl J.S. WALSH, 2 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 9 August 2006 Cpl. A.J. Eykelenboom, 1 Fd Amb, NATO Kandahar, 14 August 2006 Cpl D. Braun, 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 22 August 06 WO R.D. Nolan, 1 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 02 September 06 WO F.R. Mellish, 1 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 02 September 06 Sgt. S. Stachnik, 2 CER att to 1 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 02 September 06 Pte. W.J.J. Cushley, 1 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 02 SEptember 06 Pte, M.A. Graham, 1 RCR, NATO kandahar, 04 September 06 Cpl G.H. Arnold, 2 Fd. Amb, NATO Kandahar, 18 Sept 2006 Cpl S. Keating, 2 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 18 Sept 2006 Cpl K. Morley, 2PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 18 Sept 2006 Pte D.R.J. Byers, 2 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 18 Sept 2006 Pte J. Klukie, 1 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 29 Sept 2006 Sgt C.P. Gillam, RCD, NATO Kandahar, 03 Oct 2006 Cpl R.T.J. Mitchell, RCD, NATO Kandahar, 03 Oct 2006 Tpr M.A. Wilson, RCED, NATO kandahar, 07 Oct 2006 Sgt D.S. TEDFORD, 1 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 14 October 2006 Pte B.N. Williamson, 1 RCR, NATO Kandahar,14 Oct 2006 CWO (RMS) R. Girouard, 1 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 27 Nov 2006 Cpl A. Storm, 1 RCR NATO Kandahar, 27 Nov 2006 Cpl R.K. Megeney, NSH, NATO Kandahar, 06 Mar 2007 Sgt D. Lucas, 2 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 08 April 2007 Cpl C.P. Stannix, PIF, att to 2 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 08 April 2007 Cpl A.E. Williams, 2 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 08 April 2007 Pte D.R. Greenslade, 2 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 08 April 2007 Pte K.V. Kennedy, 2 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 08 April 2007 Cpl B.D. Poland, 2 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 08 April 2007 MCpl A Stewart, RCD, NATO Kandahar, 11 April 2007 Tpr P.J. Pentland, RCD, NATO Kandahar, 11 April 2007 MCpl A. Klumpenhouwer, SOF, NATO Kandahar, 18 April 2007 Cpl M.J. McCully, 2 CMBG HQ & Sig Sqn NATO Kandahar, 25 May 2007 MCpl D.J. Priede, ISAF HQ, NATO Kandahar, 30 May 2007 Tpr D. Caswell, RCD, NATO Kandahar, 11 June 2007 Cpl S.F. Bouzane, 3 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 20 June 2007 Pte J.V. Wiebe, 3 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 20 June 2007 Sgt C. Karigiannis, 3 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 20 June 2007 Capt M.J. Dawe, 3 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 04 July 2007 MCpl C.S.F. Bason, RWR att to 3 PPCLI NATO Kandahar, 04 July 2007 Cpl C.D. Bartsch, 3 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 04 July 2007 Pte L.W.T. Watkins, 3 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 04 July 2007 Cpl J. Anderson, 3 PPCLI, NATO Kandaahr, 04 July 2007 Capt J. Francis, 1 RCHA, NATO Kandahar, 04 July 2007 Sdt S.M.S. Longtin, 3 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 19 August 2007 Cpl C.J.T.A. Duchesne, 5 Fd Amb att R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 22 August 2007 Adjum M.J.C.M. Mercier, 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 22 August 2007 Major M. R. Ruckpaul, RCD, ISAF, NATO, Kabul, 29 August 2007 Cpl N. Hornburg, KOCR, NATO, Kandahar, 24 September 2007 Cpl N.R. Beauchamp, 5 Fd Amb, NATO, Kandahar, 17 November 2007 Pte M. Levesque, 3 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 17 November 2007 Gunner J. Dion, 5 RALC, NATO,Kandahar, 30 December 2007 Warrant Officer H. Massouh, 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 06 January 2008 Corporal E. Labbe, 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 06 January 2008 Trooper R. Renaud, 12 RBC, NATO, Kandahar, 15 January 2008 Corporal E. Gonthier, 5 RGC, NATO, Kandahar, 24 January 2008 Trooper M.Y. Hayakaze, LdSH (RC), NATO, Kandahar, 02 March 2008 Bombardier J. Ouellet, 1 RCHA, NATO, Kandahar, 11 March 2008 Sergeant J. Boyes, 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 16 March 2008 Private T. Street, 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 04 April 2008 Corporal M.G. Starker, 15 Fd Amb att 1 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 06 May 2008 Captain R. Leary, 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 03 June 2008 Captain J. Snyder, 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 07 June 2008 MCpl J.B. Roberts, 2 PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 09 August 2008 Pte C.W. Wilmot, 1 Fd Amb att 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 06 July 2008 Cpl J.H. Arnal, 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 18 July 2008 MCpl E.M. Doyle, 3 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 11 August 2008 Sgt S. A. Eades, 1 CER att 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 20 August 2008 Cpl D.R.J. Wasden, 1 CER att 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 20 August 2008 Spr S.S.J. Stock, 1 CER att 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 20 August 2008 Cpl A. P. Grenon, 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 03 September 2008 Cpl M. J.A. Seggie, 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 03 September 2008 Pte C. J. Horn, 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 03 September 2008 Sgt P. Shipway, 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 07 September 2008 Cpl M.R. McLaren, 1 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 05 December 2008 Pte D. Diplaros, 1 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 05 December 2008 WO R.J. Wilson, 1 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 05 December 2008 Cpl T.J. Hamilton, 2 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 13 December 2008 Pte J.M.R. Curwin, 2 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 13 December 2008 Pte J.P. Jones, 2 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 13 December 2008 Pte M.B. Freeman, 3 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 26 December 2008 WO G. Roberge, 2 R22eR, NATO Kandahar, 27 December 2008 Sgt G.J. Kruse, 2 CER, NATO, Kandahar, 27 December 2008 Tpr B.R. Good, RCD att 3 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 07 January 2009 Spr S. D. Greenfeld, 2 CER, NATO, Kandahar, 31 January 2009 WO D.R. Brown, LWR, NATO, Kandahar, 03 March 2009 Cpl D.O. Fortin, 425 Tac Fighter Sqn, NATO, Kandahar, 03 March 2009 Cpl K.C. O’Quinn 2 CMBG HQ & Sig Sqn, NATO, Kandahar, 03 March 2009 Tpr M. Diab, RCD, att 3 RCR, NATO Kandahar, 08 March 2009 MC S. Vernelli, 3 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 20 March 2009 Cpl T. Crooks, 3 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 20 March 2009 Tpr J. Bouthillier, RCD att 3 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 20 March 2009 Tpr C.J. Hayes, RCD att 3 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 20 March 2009 Cpl K.M.N. Blais, 12 RBC att 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 13 April 2009 Maj M. Mendes, CDI NDHQ, NATO, Kandahar, 23 April 2009 Pte A.J. Peloquin, 3 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 08 June 2009 Cpl J.R.M. Dube, 5 RGC, NATO, Kandahar, 14 June 2009 Cpl N.A. Bulger, 3 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 03 July 2009 MC C-P. Michaud, 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 04 July 2009 MCpl P.Y. Audet, 430 Tac Hel Sqn, NATO, Kandahar, 06 July 2009 Cpl M.M. Joannette, 3 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 06 July 2009 Pte S.J.B.O. Courcy, 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 16 July 2009 Cpl C. Bobbitt, 5 RGC att 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 01 Aug 2009 Spr J.P.A.M. Allard, 5 RGC att 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 01 August 2009 Maj Y.J.F.S. Pepin, 5 RGC att 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 06 September 2009 Cpl J-F, J.D. Drouin, 5 RGC att 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 06 September 2009 Pte P.J. Lormand, 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 13 September 2009 Cpl J.J.S. Couturier, 2 R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 18 September 2009 Lt J.G. Boyes, 3 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 28 October 2009 Spr S. H. Marshall, 1 CER att 1 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 30 October 2009 Lt A. R. Nuttall, 1 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 23 December 2009 Sgt G.R. Miok, 41 CER, NATO, Kandahar, 30 December 2009 Cpl Z.W. McCormack, LER, NATO, Kandahar, 30 December 2009 Private G. W. Chidley, 2 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 30 December 2009 Sgt K. G. Taylor, 84 Ind Fd Bty RCA, NATO, Kandahar, 30 December 2009 Sgt J.W. Faught, 1 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 16 January 2010 Cpl J.C. Baker, LER, NATO, Kandahar, 12 February 2010 Cpl D.J. Fitzpatrick, 3 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 20 March 2010 Pte T.W. Todd, 1 PPCLI, NATO, Kandahar, 11 April 2010 PO 2 D.C. Blake, FDU (Atl) Att. TF1-10, NATO, Kandahar, 3 May 2010 Pte K.T. McKay, 1PPCLI, NATO Kandahar, 13 May 2010 Col G.S. Parker, ISAF, NATO, Kabul, 18 May 2010 Tpr L.J. Rudd, RCD Att 1 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 24 May 2010 Sgt M.R. Goudreault, 1 CER att 1 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 06 June 2010 Sgt J.P. MacNeil, 2CER att 1 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 21 June 2010 Pte A.C.A. Miller, 2 FD Amb, Att TF Kan, Health SU, NATO, Kandahar, 26 June 2010 MCpl K.L. Geisbrecht, 1 Cdn Fd Hosp. Att TF Kan, Health SU, NATO, Kandahar, 26 June 2010 Spr. B. J. Collier, 1CER Att 1RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 20 July 2010 Cpl. B.N.C.R. Pinksen, 2R NFLD R Att 1RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 30 August 2010 Capt F.C. Paul, 28 Fd Amb Att TF Kan. Health SU, NATO, Kandahar, 10 February 2010 Cpl. S.J.L. Martin, 3R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 18 December 2010 Cpl. Y.M.A. Scherrer, 1R22eR, NATO, Kandahar, 27 March 2011 Bdr. K. Manning, 5RALC att 1R22eR, NATO, Kandahar,27 May 2011 MCpl. F. Roy, CSOR Att CSOTF, NATO, Kandahar, 25 June 2011 MCpl. B.G. Greff, 3PPCLI Att CCTM-A, NATO, Kabul, 29 October 2011 Pte. T. E.J. WELCH, 3RCR, NATO KANDAHAR, 08 MAY 2004 Cpl T.J. Stirling, 1 RCR, NATO, Kandahar, 18 August 2009 MCpl. T.L. Halmrast, 20th Independent Field Bty RCA, NATO Kandahar, 25 Nov 2013

More than 40,000 Canadian Armed Forces members served during Canada’s mission in Afghanistan. 158 never came home, and many others returned carrying physical and psychological wounds that continue long after service ends. Today, and everyday, we Remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice, we honour the courage of all who served, and we stand with the Veterans and families who live every day with the lasting impacts of that mission. As an organization committed to supporting Veterans of all eras, our focus remains on Remembrance, respect, and support — for the fallen, for those who served and returned, and for their loved ones. To learn more about Canada’s longest war and the people who served, we invite you to explore this interactive story from Legion Magazine: legionmagazine.com/afghanistan-ca…

We support the decision of @TorontoPolice not to participate in this program. With no viable plan presented by the federal government, it makes no sense why we would allocate our limited resources towards this misguided attempt at public safety. In Toronto, our members are dedicated to making an actual difference on our streets by targeting illegal firearms and partnering with other law enforcement agencies to tackle the smuggling of guns and illicit drugs across our borders. Our position has been clear from the beginning: money spent on the buyback program should be directed to police services across the country, rather than on a bureaucratic program with no tangible evidence of success.