🚨 Attention Toronto! As we gear up for Village Fest this weekend and Pride next weekend along with FIFA celebrations, remember to stay safe & protect your belongings. Here are some quick tips from Toronto Police! x.com/TorontoPolice/status/2…

Access denied: Ontario blocks release of convention centre planning records thetrillium.ca:443/insider-n…

‘I would like choice’: Ford government to award contract for $750 gift card portal to single company thetrillium.ca:443/insider-n…

4 years after DACA, hundreds of thousands of immigrant youth still call this country home but their futures remain under attack. Today we joined advocates outside Congress to defend DACA, protect immigrant communities, and demand an end to ICE raids that spread fear and terror across our neighborhoods. The same politicians who find endless billions for war, weapons, and militarized borders claim there is no money to fund schools, healthcare, and housing in our communities. Militarism abroad fuels displacement, while criminalization and detention punish people seeking safety. We reject this cycle of war. Invest in communities. End ICE terror.

Indigenous group seeking consultation, records on Billy Bishop expansion plans thetrillium.ca:443/news/indi…

RT @atRachelGilmore: *Elon Musk* would go bankrupt without perpetual government money.

🚨BREAKING: Someone just put $1M on Spain to WIN their match vs Cape Verde today This pays out is $1,085,943.48 on Polymarket

RT @atRachelGilmore: You don’t have to make me look so incredibly cool and hot, but I appreciate it nonetheless

Canada is the first non-European nation to join SAFE — the EU’s joint defence readiness initiative — and we’re already seeing results. Because we joined, Montréal-based Marconi Technologies will build made-in-Canada tactical radios for the Polish Cyber Command. This contract is worth more than $10 million and will benefit nearly 100 Canadian suppliers, their workers, and their families.

RT @atRachelGilmore: Elon Musk is a trillionaire. Canada’s ultra-wealthy elite — and the politicians who push for policies to keep them th…

"Clap for the Wolfman", written by Burton Cummings, Kurt Winter, and Bill Wallace, was released fifty-two years ago this month. The song peaked at #6 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart, where it spent a total of 16 weeks. Wolfman Jack dropped into the studio to do some overdubs. (An initial recording had been cut with Burton doing Wolfman’s voice.) At first, Wolfman refused, but he agreed to have Burton come to his hotel suite and play the song for him. After hearing the track he asked how soon he could get into the studio to record. Many of the lines were already laid out for Wolfman, but he added some ad-libs, such as “…everybody’s talkin’ about the Wolfman’s pompatus of love,” borrowing from Steve Miller’s line, “Cause I speak of the pompatus of love,” from his song The Joker, which was popular at the time. Photo credit: John Rowlands

Tut tut. Criminal law to the rescue. It's unreasonable search & seizure for strolling down a sidewalk. If the activity isn't unlawful, you can't ID me for it.

Evan Solomon will be the totally trustworthy gatekeeper and competent negotiator of what Canadians can see and hear, provided they're vetted by his foreign-owned security firms. youtube.com/watch?v=6QkONjZH…

And we saw what they did when they invoked emergencies Act and that at least required them to go back to Parliament. This won't. This super commission will be able to isolate people out of society, away from their Bank accounts, off the internet. It's frightening what this is going to lead to.

"Your transness, your gayness, your lesbianism, your bisexuality, these are all divine, beautiful things that should be celebrated." @lavernecox

The government is building a full super-digital regulator in Canada. On top of the online harms and social media powers in Bill C-34, Bill C-36 hands the same Commission responsibility for private sector privacy. The power vested in this single body is unprecedented in Canada.

Chicago, it’s good to be home! Michelle and I built the Obama Presidential Center to be a place where people of all ages can learn, play, and work – and we can't wait to welcome you all later this week!

Jamie Lee Curtis says her “favorite job ever” was the sitcom “Anything but Love” with Richard Lewis: "It was fantastic. I’d never been in front of a live audience. John Ritter was one of the producers of the show. I loved him. We were auditioning actors for the part of a rogue guy who kept coming on to me in a scene. Every actor who came in backed me up against a desk, and I had to push him off. After one guy left, John Ritter came over to me and he whispered in my ear, 'You have really funny legs.'" wp.me/pc8uak-1lHkLM