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Gulf Oil print ad from the late 1950s, early 1960s. "Good sight on a dark night." #OldGasStations

@penshurstbooks One of the greatest impact players in NHL history. nhl.com/news/larry-rob…

@JWH1895 Robinson just never gets the recognition he deserves.

He is a legend.

Stanley Cup Playoffs Playback : Dahlin, power play lift Sabres to Game 7 against Canadiens #LetsGoBuffalo nhl.com/news/topic/pla…

Sabres fans right now. #LetsGoBuffalo

Earlier today.

@GrayConnolly Who was the Duke cheering for?

Hard to overstate the 1966 World Cup win as a cultural event - also story goes the following Monday the name of the UK's Foreign & Colonial Office became the much less interesting if more tame Foreign & Commonwealth Office

@TomPark1n @The_Brian_Life He wants to sell crown assets to private equity, alternative asset management companies, and foreign interests. Think Blackstone, Brookfield, and Beijing.

I don’t remember Mark Carney saying anything about privatization when he was asking for your vote

@DOWResponse @USFleetForces Did you get the toilets working properly?

WELCOME HOME USS FORD.

As someone who runs a company that is probably captured under the definition of an ESP in C-22, our position will be that the systemic vulnerability safeguard precludes us from complying. Any "backdoor" data extraction method introduces systemic vulnerability, thus we would respectfully be unable to implement. That would be the official easyDNS position and we will go the distance in court to defend it.

Bill C-22 has gone off the rails. My post explains how the government scrapped one bad lawful access provision, but created a two-headed monster of mandatory metadata retention and a technical capability mandate that could apply to all digital providers. michaelgeist.ca/2026/05/the-la…

Geddy Lee of Rush donated 600 baseballs signed by Negro League players to the Negro League museum in Kansas City

Hamas 'weaponized' sexual violence in 7 October attacks bbc.com/news/articles/…

@cbcwatcher @MandTSpratt Carney is fast tracking a surveillance state in Canada that’s been designed in Beijing. Canadians should be furious. But as I’ve sadly come to learn over the past six years, Canadians are small minded people who will trust the polite con-man over the abrupt truth teller.

"To date, iCloud has not suffered any security breaches. Apple is knocking on wood, but it has also adopted a best practice: if a hacker were to manage to bypass iCloud's security, they would currently only see an unreadable string of 0s and 1s, since all the content is encrypted. This reduces the incentive to try. If Bill C-22 is passed as is, and all indications are that it will be by the end of the summer, this same hacker will then see iCloud users' messages, photos, and notes compromised. Cyberterrorists might then be tempted… "End-to-end encryption reduces crime and protects the public, including politicians, journalists, and activists, from identity theft"

Je vous recommande cet article de La Presse : Ottawa pourrait faciliter l’espionnage de votre téléphone lp.ca/MPsfY6?sharing…

Current hourly electricity production in France and Germany. #NeverGoFullRenewables #NeverShutDownYourNukes #NuclearEnergy #NuclearPower app.electricitymaps.com/map/live/hourly

Canadian Drought Monitor Drought conditions for: 30Apr2026 and 30Apr2025 agriculture.canada.ca/en/agricultura…

@volatilitysmile He and Trump once had covfefe together.

There will never be another Tim Apple

Well done Liberal voters. You chose to arrogantly decimate the economic engines that once sustained a strong and confident Canada for the next generations