@BlueJays@KevinGausman Maybe just maybe trading KG is the dumbest thing ever. Who trades a player who wants to be in TO…many don't as seen by previous attempts to bring stars here Keep the team together. . #KeepGausman
This is what Elon Musk doesn't want you to see on this platform. This’s what your media won’t report.
Israel is dropping bombs on tents full of displaced families in Beirut, Lebanon.
More than 630 people, at least 91 of them children, have been killed in Lebanon in the past week, authorities say, as the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran has engulfed the country. https://t.co/e8YlKxqX8N
Once again, Pierre Poilievre puts on his smug look in the House of Commons, attempting to score cheap political points at the expense of Prime Minister Mark Carney.
And, once again, the PM owns PP in less than 30 seconds. #cdnpoli
On May 14th, 1990, Sammy Davis Jr. lay dying in his hospital bed, his body ravaged by throat cancer. For weeks, Hollywood's biggest stars, including Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, and Liza Minnelli, had visited him, but there was one person Sammy desperately wanted to see—his old friend, Dean Martin.
Dean had always been different from the rest of the Rat Pack. He hated hospitals and avoided emotional farewells. But despite this, Sammy had held on to the hope that Dean would come. As the days passed, Sammy's hope began to fade, and he was left wondering if he would ever see his friend again.
Then, on that fateful afternoon, Dean quietly walked into Sammy's room. Sammy’s fragile voice barely whispered his friend’s nickname, “Dino.” Dean, looking more fragile himself, sat by Sammy’s side. For a long moment, they simply looked at each other, memories of decades spent together flooding their minds.
Dean handed Sammy a photograph from 1960, showing the Rat Pack in their prime. “We were everything,” Sammy whispered, and Dean responded, “The best there ever was.”
The two men, who had shared more than just fame—bonds of friendship, respect, and loyalty—finally spoke of what had been left unsaid for so long. Dean admitted his shortcomings, telling Sammy how much he had admired him and how Sammy had taught him what true class was. Sammy had always fought discrimination with grace, a quality Dean had never fully appreciated until now.
As Dean choked up, he told Sammy, “You saved my life once, not literally, but you saved who I was as a person.”
In Sammy’s final moments, Dean’s visit brought him the one thing he had always longed for: the acknowledgment and gratitude from the one person who had been by his side through it all. And for both men, it was a final, unforgettable moment of love, friendship, and redemption.
Witkoff and Kushner didn’t have a clue what they were doing, with tragic results. Absolute malpractice by the WH. Trump gutted our diplomatic corps and didn’t even include nuclear experts in to the talks. https://t.co/8QkDKD7WcY
This is not Iran.
This is not Lebanon.
This is Gaza tonight.
Israel is currently raining bombs on 3 different countries, targeting civilians and vital infrastructure.
This is not the behavior of a “victim.”
This is terrorism.
NEW: Iran war is "creating the largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market," International Energy Agency says. https://t.co/XiAKAjWZjv
Adversity tests and builds our strength.
Through the new Canada-Japan Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, we’re deepening the close and enduring partnership between our nations and creating more prosperity for both our peoples.
More: https://t.co/aIRMEhrRIj
Massive congratulations to Natalie Wilkie, the winner of Canada’s first gold medal at this year’s Winter Paralympics.
Thanks for showing me your hardware 🥉🥈🥇
Dear @WhiteHouse: Multiple oil tankers have been hit in the Persian Gulf.
What is your plan for protecting oil tankers and other ships in the Persian Gulf so that oil doesn’t spike and farmers can get their fertilizer?
Kristi Noem’s former DHS spokeswoman is under fresh scrutiny over a controversial $220 million ad campaign that saw her own husband get a payday.
https://t.co/grw14epO2W