Doug Ford ran on protecting Ontario from American threats.
Then he handed Toronto’s waterfront to JP Morgan.
Nieuport Aviation, controlled by America’s largest bank, owns the Billy Bishop terminal. They bought it for $750 million and have been losing money ever since. So Ford introduced legislation to seize Toronto’s own land, override the city, and deliver the airport expansion JP Morgan needs to make its investment whole.
One of the lobbyists pushing this deal? A former senior Ford aide. The revolving door didn’t even slow down.
The Building Billy Bishop Act lets Ford expropriate almost all of the Toronto Islands. City officials warn it means gridlock, pollution, and harbour degradation. Nobody asked for this. The only winner is a New York bank.
Captain Canada. Protecting Ontario from the Americans, by handing them our waterfront.
Mark Carney has the power to stop this. And he’d better!!
@FeckiTea_Foo@kristynwongtam Good luck with that. I agree. But the truth is that it is absolutely disgusting the number of ppl of Ontario could not care enough to vote in the last few elections and therefore handed him a majority government in a silver platter - while we ALL pay the price of his circus!!!!
Here’s a video about why Danielle Smiths rewording of things doesn’t change the outcome of the Alberta courts ruling. You can’t ignore constitutional obligations! If the process could lead to separation then Alberta government has a duty to consult First Nations!
Two young 🇨🇦 men with the last name Fox went to high school 24kms apart just outside of Vancouver, BC in the mid 1970s. Both young men would inspire the world and combine to fundraise over $3 billion for Cancer and Parkinson’s research. Two amazing Canadians, Terry Fox and Michael J Fox. 🇨🇦❤️
A referendum on Canadian unity is divisive enough. Holding a referendum to have another referendum will divide us and will kill our economy. It is now more important than ever that all supporters of #ForeverCanadian sign up at https://t.co/Xq9yBfTCGG so we can stop this insanity.
@Lundegaard709 @CraigBaird I think you got your facts wrong on that! Dave Thomas - our beloved Canadian has always been very proud of his Canadian roots.
The American Dave Thomas of Wendy’s fame passed away in 2002 in Fort Lauderdale:
https://t.co/a7WI31VF7H
A man spends 50 years teaching at MIT.
He knows his time is running out.
So he records one last lecture — everything he knows, distilled into a single hour.
He died 5 months later.
This is that lecture.
The most important hour you'll watch this week. 👇
Bookmark it for later
Billie Jean King is about to make history -- again.
At 82, she's going to graduate from college.
It comes more than six decades after she left school to pursue her professional tennis career.
https://t.co/ZgoUxGiJJf
Having grown up in a family of Air Canada pilots (father, brothers, nephew, niece training now), the horrific crash at LaGuardia airport strikes very close to home. My deepest, heartfelt condolences to the grieving families of the pilots, and to all those injured. May time and loving support help to heal, and to honour those whom we lost.
May we also learn from this tragedy, to make air travel safer for all.
On this day in 1996, the Toonie was introduced by the Government of Canada. While the name Nanuq (polar bear) was suggested to honour the Inuit and Canada's North, Toonie became commonplace. The bear on the Toonie was named Churchill by the Royal Canadian Mint.
Tonight the #CNTower will be lit gold for Valérie Maltais, Ivanie Blondin and Isabelle Weidemann who won Canada's third 2026 Olympic gold medal 🥇 in women's team pursuit ⛸️ @milanocortina26 @Olympics#MilanoCortina2026#TeamCanada 🇨🇦
Hey Doug Ford @fordnation please explain you're supporting Auto Workers if 33% of the CAW's Auto Workers are currently NOT WORKING
Enough with the pure Theater of meeting with the Feds
Those Workers have to get back to their shifts
Go pour some Rye on a Jeep & make it happen