It's a First Nations name belonging to the Squamish Nation and originally spelled Kia’palano, meaning “beautiful river”. Kia’palano was the name of a great Squamish chief who lived in this area in the early part of… https://t.co/E2A77L6nQc
Like all of the Great Lakes, Lake Ontario as it is known today was the result of glacial shifting and melting at the end of the most recent Ice Age. The lake's name comes from an Iroquois word for "a beautiful lake."… https://t.co/tmdpYaaZuh
Liberals are fighting for diversity at work. 50-50 men and women. Shouldn't merit hold more value than gender? What if there are more good women doctors and they are forced to hire not so good men doctors just for the sake of diversity at work? #LiberalLogic
I stayed in Toronto for three years before and not matter where I went I could not get Toronto out of my head. So after years I came back here and now call it home. Appreciate what you have. #TorontoDay#Canada
Everytime I see Twitter I want to start using it more often but then my work is so visual that I keep it to Instagram and come here only to rant. #mondaythoughts someone tell me why I should use this more often?