THE BRAVES' GREATEST HITS: They might only be in their late 20's but it feels like these three have been around forever. Keegan Brandon, Alex McLean and Josh Taylor each find themselves in the Top 10 for career hits, amassing an incredible 579 knocks between them. 🇨🇦⚾
Today marks the start of #HappyPride2020 month! Although this year’s events will look different than usual our message remains: we are committed to celebrating diversity, inclusion and equality for everyone in Ontario this month, and every day.
Can you imagine if a Conservative Party leader wore blackface and then attempted to lecture Canadians on anti-black racism?
The media response would be hysterical.
We keep seeing this in cities across the country.
Agitators utilizing the same tactics used by Antifa terrorists in the past being called out by real protestors.
As I said— ANTIFA thugs are behind most of the destruction and are using black people and George Floyd’s death as a shield for their anarchy.
This is flat out RACIST, and congratulations to this woman for calling these girls out for framing black Americans.
I don’t know a single American, Democrat or Republican, black or white, who didn’t view the death of #GeorgeFloyd as a horrific tragedy. Our leaders, from the President on down, acted promptly and vigorously to arrest his killer. So why was it necessary to loot our cities?
If you watch one video about these protests please let this be it. This made me cry.
I have said since day one that this is nothing but a ploy by white liberals, which will destroy another generation of black youth. These #AntifaTerrorists are targeting black kids & neighborhoods
Peter MacKay pitches temporary elimination of GST for restaurants, tourism industry as part of economic recovery – National Post https://t.co/fee8XCYcuM
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On #MemorialDay we remember Pat Tillman, who turned down $3.6 million over three years from the Cardinals to enlist in the U.S. Army and serve his country.
He was killed in Afghanistan on April 22, 2004.