Ian Graham, Broker

Husband, Father, St.F.X.U. Alumni, Award winning Real Estate Broker with Innovation Realty

[Ian Graham, Broker @GoGrahamBroker]

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[Ian Graham, Broker @GoGrahamBroker]

@robyndoolittle Who knew what and when? Hypothesis: the team very likely had a group chat where details of this sordid event were shared. If known by the whole team why wasn’t it reported to the Authorities by any of the Members of the Team? What if EM was your sister ffs?

[Ian Graham, Broker @GoGrahamBroker]

@ian_mendes Seriously Ian. You can’t watch a hockey game without the gambling adds embedded content in the broadcast. More and more there are replays which can’t be watched due to ads. The next epidemic has been unleashed on our youth. Ads should have been banned.

[Ian Graham, Broker @GoGrahamBroker]

@ian_mendes Not sure how many young people in your life Ian. I have coached many ‘02-‘05s. They all bet. I expect it to be a chronic addiction similar to vaping and previously smoking.

[Ian Graham, Broker @GoGrahamBroker]

@stats_feed Insulin was invented by Canadians Banting & Best. https://t.co/3c2kCCNpmT

[Carleton Place @Carleton_Place]

Central Bridge is lit up orange in recognition of the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation.

The day honours the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities.

[The Chronicle Herald @chronicleherald]

Editorial cartoonist Bruce MacKinnon's amazing tribute to Gordon Lightfoot (click for full image). @CH_Cartoon https://t.co/mcW0aPtLb3

[Jasper Polak @polak_jasper]

To get what you deserve, you'll need to negotiate.

But most people have no clue how to do it.

Negotiation 101, in 23 sentences:

[Ian Graham, Broker @GoGrahamBroker]

@ianhanomansing Not sure how much of a problem drinking is for Canadians. If you want to tackle an epidemic consider students vaping. It is creating the next generation of addicts.

[Ian Graham, Broker @GoGrahamBroker]

@hockeynight The advertising is embedded in the programming too. Odds are part of the intermission broadcast. Might as well be smoking with a drink of whisky on air.

[Ian Graham, Broker @GoGrahamBroker]

https://t.co/RdV31UE7oi

[Ian Graham, Broker @GoGrahamBroker]

@SpeakerPelosi January 23, 1923 two Canadians Banting & Best were awarded the American patents for insulin. They sold the patent to the University of Toronto for $1 each. Banting said: “Insulin does not belong to me, it belongs to the world.”Everyone who needs access to Insulin should have it.

[Ian Graham, Broker @GoGrahamBroker]

@Carleton_Place I think Mayor Toby should consider skipping across the bridge clicking his heels. What do you think @cp_randell

[This Hour Has 22 Minutes @22_Minutes]

The Ontario government says it has no choice but to pass a bill preventing a strike, because kids need to be in school so they can grow up, get jobs, and have their Charter rights taken away.

[Evan Solomon @EvanLSolomon]

Why do some politicians never mention the 45,662 Canadians who died of COVID? Or their families? As if they are not victims of the pandemic? Or the healthcare workers who worked over-time under brutal conditions and risked their own families health? 🤔

[Dave Hodge @davehodge20]

It is one thing to say that those in charge of Hockey Canada should remain. It is arrogant and insulting to suggest that hockey in Canada, never mind the organization, would fall apart if they were replaced.
"Leave us alone" is the reason to do the opposite.

[Katie Strang @KatieJStrang]

What this statement conspicuously ignores is that organizations like Hockey Canada and USA Hockey are almost always buoyed by tireless efforts from volunteers and those at grassroots level, as well as lower level staff members who grind with little pay/time off etc

[Meanwhile in Canada @MeanwhileinCana]

This should be every Canadian's message to their Premiers today.
#LabourDay #cdnpoli

[Dr. Brian Goldman @NightShiftMD]

If I were the health minister of a province in which several thousand good RN positions went unfilled, one thing I would do is gather as many departing nurses as I could survey and ask them why they left.