Donald Kaye

Hi Donald, thank you for reaching out. We sincerely apologize for the repeated cancellations and lack of communication you've experienced while waiting at Ajax GO. We understand how frustrating it is to face multiple service disruptions with a crowded platform and limited information. Due to weather-related track conditions, some Lakeshore East trains are currently being modified or cancelled. The westbound Durham College Oshawa GO 18:39 – Union Station 19:42 train is operating from Pickering GO only, and customers at Ajax GO can board the next available westbound train. In addition, the eastbound Union Station 19:20 – Durham College Oshawa GO 20:23 train has been cancelled, with the next train departing Union Station at 19:50. For the latest real-time service information, we recommend checking our Service Updates page: gotransit.com/en/service-upd… and signing up for On The GO Alerts: gotransit.com/en/service-upd… We apologize again for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as crews respond to the weather-related conditions impacting service. ^MA

@GOtransit Thank you for update but with so many cancellations could buses not be dispatched?

@GOtransit what is up with Lakeshore East (westbound) trains at Ajax? Cancellation after cancellation. No updates and a platform full of people.

@311Toronto @StephenWickens1 Literally all of Coxwell - east and west side

@StephenWickens1 We're sorry to hear that. Kindly provide us with the closest cross street for us to best assist. ^cd

How much longer should we be patient with @cityoftoronto over sidewalk clearing? @311Toronto Three days later, the walk down Coxwell was an eyeopener, dangerous. Scooters in the street and seniors struggling with shopping carts. @PaulaFletcherTO @BradMBradford @MayorOliviaChow

Next Stop: #SpringTraining! #TruckDay | @CanadaMovingInc

A victory for Team Matsuyama 🏆🤳

Finishing off a superb first trip to Scotland at the Championship course at Royal Dornoch, often included in the discussion for the best golf course on the planet (rightfully so). Some of the most daring green surrounds around, plus a superb one-shot set. Easy to love!

Let's give this putter away. 72 lie 3 loft 1018 carbon steel rust finish Here's how to win. • Retweet this tweet. • Click the link in the next tweet below to submit your email address We will paint and shaft it before we ship it. Expect to ship it in the next two weeks. The putter will continue to patina and rust. Contest will run through Monday, 9/16 at 1:00 pm Central. Winner will be selected on Monday 9/16 by 6:00 pm. This putter is awesome.

Statement from the Strahl Family on the Passing of the Honourable Chuck Strahl, P.C. It is with great sadness and broken hearts that we share the news of the passing of our Dad, Chuck Strahl on August 13, 2024 in Chilliwack, BC after a courageous and exemplary battle with mesothelioma. Born to Bill and Martha Strahl on February 25, 1957 in New Westminster, BC, Dad grew up in a logging family. They moved around rural BC in his early years, eventually settling in the community of Ryder Lake in Chilliwack when he was 10 years old, where Dad met the love of his life, Debby Bateman. They were married in 1975, and their relationship was a beautiful example of love, honour, commitment and companionship for nearly 50 years. Dad loved Mom with all his heart, and he made sure that his kids and everyone he met in his life knew it and saw it. They perfectly complimented each other and were hopelessly devoted to one another. They were blessed with four children: Karina, Mark, Loni and Kyla, who in turn blessed Mom and Dad with 13 grandchildren. Dad was so proud of his wife, children, their spouses, and his grandchildren and considered them his greatest joy and legacy. Dad’s deep and abiding Christian faith was at the heart of who he was. He and Mom were members of the Chilliwack Alliance Church, where they grew in their faith together and served in many different leadership roles. Dad lived out his values in every aspect of his life, and was known for his honour, integrity and faithfulness to all those who knew him. In 1993, Dad changed careers, running for public office and becoming a legislator after many years in the family logging business. He was elected as a federal Member of Parliament in six consecutive elections, serving the people of Chilliwack and the surrounding area for 18 years. He was a gifted communicator and leader. He served in a variety of prominent positions and was appointed to Cabinet in 2006, where he served in the roles of Minister of Agriculture, Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs and Minister of Transport until his retirement from politics in 2011. While he was a very successful politician with many accomplishments during his time in office, he didn’t let his job define who he was. He never lost sight of what was truly important: his faith, his family and his friends. Our loss is deep and profound. Our Dad was our best friend, our greatest defender, our biggest promoter and our rock. We will share more details on his celebration of life in the days ahead and thank you for all of the love and sympathy that has already been shared. Sincerely,   Karina, Mark, Loni and Kyla

#BREAKING A new report shows that Canadian farmers have been targeted by Russian hacking groups. Cybersecurity experts say that Canada’s agricultural industry is not prepared for these threats. Our farmers grow our food. They deserve to be protected. cbc.ca/newsinteractiv…

Today we remember four Canadian soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan on August 3, 2006. They were Private Kevin Dallaire, Corporal Bryce Keller, Sergeant Vaughan Ingram and Corporal Christopher Reid. Their service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. #CanadaRemembers

The NSICOP report states parliamentarians, including MPs, wittingly assisted hostile foreign states in interfering in Parliament & in elections to the detriment of the people of Canada. This is shocking. We call on the PM to release the names of these individuals. #cdnpoli

Kevin Blue is the kind of guy you want running an organization like Canada Soccer but it's a significant loss for Golf Canada.

🚀💫 LFG 2024!! 💫 🚀

I am relieved that Liz Magill resigned as President of @Penn. This week, I viewed a highly restricted @IDF video of the Oct 7 Hamas massacre. I was sickened by video images I can never "unsee" and appalled by university presidents, like Liz Magill, who are OK with calls for Jewish genocide on their campuses. @MeritStMedia

Another absolute banger. When the world looks back after this woke mind virus is fully expelled, we won’t believe how we let a small, fringe group of people try to cancel the rest of us anytime we told an uncomfortable truth, accomplished something that they couldn’t or, more generally, just refused to bend the knee.

👏 @MrBeast 👏

if you don’t think multimodal AI is fundamental change in computing, you are not paying attention

Looks like the heads of a few asset managers (errr, I mean universities) looked the other way when asked about genocide. Expect the boards of these asset managers (errr, I mean universities) to feel a lot of pressure to act and fire them.

Housing hell: How we got here and how we get out.