Tim Mccready

@TuckerCarlson Is there a rule being broken here? Is McConnell not allowed to do this? Sounds like politics to me and all is fair in love and politics.

What the hell is going on in the US Senate? Hours after Donald Trump wins the most conclusive mandate in 40 years, Mitch McConnell engineers a coup against his agenda by calling early leadership elections in the senate. Two of the three candidates hate Trump and what he ran on. One of them, John Cornyn, is an angry liberal whose politics are indistinguishable from Liz Cheney’s. The election is Wednesday, it’s by secret ballot, and it will determine whether or not the new administration succeeds. Rick Scott of Florida is the only candidate who agrees with Donald Trump. Call your senator and demand a public endorsement of Rick Scott. Don’t let McConnell get away with it again.

@kbieksa3 @DavidAmber @KellyHrudey if the Oilers don't start clearing the zone with a little more mustard on the clearing attempt they will be handing Florida the cup. Playing with fire.

@JPTasker municipal infrastructure is not always poorly maintained because it breaks. Some things cannot be "maintained" because of what it is like a water main.

@merryjaneis Nice mirror...bit crooked

@TheTorontoSun @DenetteWilford People have been hunting geese for ever.....why is this a story.

From @DenetteWilford: Blue Jays pitcher Erik Swanson defends hunting post with son and dead geese. torontosun.com/sports/basebal…

@mattgurney Not sure anyone should be celebrating anything in this whole debacle. It is sad what is happening period.

I was at my family's Thanksgiving dinner on Monday afternoon/evening so I missed the dual rallies in Toronto. On Saturday, I did see what looked like a more informal event — 20, maybe 30, people with Palestinian flags. It was a celebration. Smiles. Cheering. Clapping. Fist pumps.

@C_Bass419 Chris......your a class act and a professional. Can't wait to see what you guys do next year.

Thank you Blue Jays fans. Excuses will not be made. We simply need to be better. Can’t wait for 2024. God Bless y’all. See y’all soon and thank you from my family to yours. Grateful to be a Blue Jay.

@RomanukPaul They know this might be the only tops they pop all year. I am a fan of this team and wish them well....but they are not going any further in the playoffs. They just don't have the team for that yet.

@JohnnyT_77 Nothing is ever perfect and I have lived in NB and now call NS home and wouldn't want to live anywhere else. Great place to live. Not without challenges.

Why am I still living in Nova Scotia? Each day it seems it is just getting progressively worse and almost impossible to live here now.

@lv_pavlo @902MarkC Taxes dollars need to be spent in such a way that benefits everyone. We need to look at where all the taxes dollars go and make sure they benefit the most.

@902MarkC Reduce taxes instead of raising wages, otherwise inflation will eat up all wage increases. Its totally pointless raising wages. No socialism, only property and sales tax, no income tax for minimum wage. Fuel tax making our export expensive.

@Mikeggibbs Your out to lunch

Wayne Gretzky should be stripped of all official honours in Canada. He's a disgrace.

@TheGoodStuffCTV @CTV I am not sure how one person who won a home cook show has managed to get this many shows. Can't say that it is deserved. There many who struggle to get one let alone 4......but I have lost count.

Mary Berg is stirring up daytime! ✨ The Good Stuff with Mary Berg premieres September 5 on @CTV.

@PaulLaneMHA Have you issues with him as a politician but respect that he is human and having a relationship go bad is not something to take any joy in.

@dondarlingSJ People feel like politicians and really civil servants in general work for "them" . Which has embolden then to say and do whatever they want to them as they feel like they own them. You hear it all the time.......you work for me.....I pay your salary. Add an unpopular figure ...

I don't care what party in out great nation that our Prime Minister represents. This anger has been fueled by elected officials who swear an oath and have a code of conduct, which IMO they have violated. This must not be acceptable to us, the gaslighting and rage farming has to stop and cooler heads must prevail. There are many challenges and citizens need better outcomes. Spinning politically motivated narratives and blaming any single politician, is going to get someone hurt or worse. #notmycanada

@carla_digiorgio @MissingKenley Because this site was not known about 30 years ago

@MissingKenley Very glad to see this happening. Why did it take thirty years?

The Globe & Mail just published this story on the search: theglobeandmail.com/canada/article… RCMP to conduct search for remains of Nova Scotia man missing for over 30 years by Lindsay Jones RCMP and a team of experts assembled Friday at a remote wooded area near Wolfville, N.S., to co-ordinate a search in connection with an Acadia University student who mysteriously disappeared more than 30 years ago. Kenley Matheson went missing a few weeks after starting his first year of university in September, 1992, and hasn’t been seen or heard from since. This spring, The Globe and Mail commissioned a two-day search by an International Police Work Dog Association certified dog and his handlers, Cathy and Doug Teeft. Their dog, a four-year-old German shepherd named Rifle, is trained to track cadaver scents. On May 24, under the guidance of his handlers, Rifle “indicated” or showed an expression of interest, a clue that could be a sign of human remains nearby, said Mr. Teeft, a member of the Nova Scotia K9 Rescue Team, a local ground search and rescue group, who volunteered to search the area upon request from The Globe. The search was also attended by Ron Lamothe whose docuseries, Missing Kenley, includes interviews from witnesses who pinpointed the area as a location where Mr. Matheson’s remains might be found. After Mr. Teeft wrote his report, The Globe shared it with RCMP Corporal Benjamin Kershaw and alerted the force’s commissioner, Mike Duheme, in Ottawa. The area where Rifle showed interest for human remains is on a steep embankment near a ravine that locals refer to as the “bear caves.” Along with Mr. Teeft, the Mounties’ Southwest Nova Major Crime Unit, and members from Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service Office, St. Thomas University’s anthropology department and Acadia University’s earth and environmental science department visited the site on Melanson Mountain near Wolfville on Friday. “Based on the information obtained, the RCMP and our partners are making plans with regard to the best and most effective way to process the site both thoroughly and safely,” RCMP Corporal Chris Marshall said in a press release. This week, the RCMP sent some members of the public a letter, signed by Nova Scotia RCMP Commanding Officer Dennis Daley, saying police were planning to complete a search of the area as soon as possible. “Our goal is to bring Kenley home to his family,” he wrote. Mr. Matheson’s relatives are encouraged by the new information. “The ultimate goal for me is just to be able to find Kenley’s remains and put him to rest,” Mr. Matheson’s sister, Kayrene Matheson, said in an interview. “We’re just very, very hopeful that he will be found.” Ms. Matheson recently launched the Bring Kenley Home mission, a walking challenge to raise awareness about the memory of her beloved brother. RCMP have said that during Mr. Matheson’s first two weeks of university, the 20-year-old travelled with friends to Corkums Island in Lunenburg County for the weekend. He returned to Acadia and attended a campus party on Sept. 18, 1992, where he was seen by his sister and others at Crowell Tower on Sept. 20. Mr. Matheson was last spotted by a friend walking on Main Street in Wolfville the next day, wearing blue jeans, a purple T-shirt, a red-and-black backpack and a ball cap. He has not been in contact with family or friends and there has been no activity on his bank account since. RCMP have classified Mr. Matheson as a missing person, though in 2012 his case was added to a provincial reward program for major unsolved crimes that offers up to $150,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

@CTVAtlantic If there were a metric that you could point to and say that this is working and here are the results then people would be more likely to be behind it. But there is no metric that will satisfy that it is not just another tax.

The carbon tax is causing concern for drivers, but others are weighing in to say the tax is necessary to address climate change. atlantic.ctvnews.ca/video?cid=sm%3…

@laurenboebert The train hit a car on the tracks......that is why it derailed......wow

An AMTRAK passenger train just derailed in California. Two weeks ago a highway collapsed in Philadelphia. Stuff like this is going on constantly in America. We’re sending our money all over the world but our own country is falling down around us.

Will having new police cadets complete a 3 year university course make better police officers? Or is education not the issue.

@ChrisLewisLLS If someone is motivated to do harm.....they will always find a weapon.

Absolutely! Lawyer for some families in N.S. mass shooting says gun bans won't prevent similar tragedies | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/no…

@ACTBrigitte I like gas engines but I know they add to pollution so I think electric makes sense to have cleaner air. I think they are way too expensive and have issues with reliability in colder climates but I would never say I would not drive one because others are encouraging people to.

I will never drive an electric car and there are millions others out there just like me.