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You know empty nesting is gonna be lit.
Perhaps we can make this photo go viral again. This is Officer Chris Amoroso of the NYNJ Port Authority Police. This photo is from September 11, 2001, with the towers behind him. After saving this pregnant woman Chris decided to go back in for his 5th time. Despite having a wife and baby at home, despite being only 29 years old, Chris and 59 other Police Officers and 343 Firefighters never made it back out. You can curse us out, spit, defund and disrespect us, but when you call we will be there. Thats what makes us different. Im not looking for responses especially political ones. Just remember Chris and share his story. No sports number on his chest, no large contract no anthem to kneel to, just a real hero. #NeverForget
Every year on or right before 9/11, we show this video to our students. It’s not only powerful story-telling, it’s a reminder to a younger generation about how life altering 9/11 was for those of us who lived it. It’s only 10 min #themanintheredbandana
No wonder Chapman’s ice cream tastes so good!
I’m thrilled to see a great Ontario company doing everything it can to buy Ontario and protect Ontario workers.
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Une église catholique centenaire a été incendiée à Saint-Simon, au Nouveau-Brunswick.
Je suis soulagé que personne n'ait été blessé, mais l'auteur de cet incendie criminel doit répondre pleinement de ses actes devant la justice.
Plus de 100 églises ont été brûlées et vandalisées à travers le Canada au cours des cinq dernières années. On doit absolument mettre fin à ces attaques haineuses contre nos lieux de culte : https://t.co/ybtwTRL3fS
This👇is not at all surprising.
As I've said before, there should be a major criminal investigation into the massive fraud in the international student program over recent years, which involves human smuggling and organized crime.
Canada issued nearly 1 million visas to Indian students alone since 2020. It is common knowledge that they often paid "agents" the equivalent in $10,000 to $40,000 to arrange college acceptance, study permits, etc.
So we are talking about *billions* of dollars, usually in cash payments.
That doesn't even include the next stage in immigration fraud within the same ecosystem: the sale of tens of thousands of fake Labour Market Impact Assessments to facilitate "students" in becoming Temporary Foreign Workers as part of their often desperate efforts to obtain permanent residency.
Dozens of Canadian community colleges and dodgy diploma mills knowingly participated in this huge scam, and profited from it. There should be real professional consequences for them, and where evidence supports it, jail time.
This whole scam made a mockery of Canada's immigration system, tarnished our country's reputation, exploited countless young people and their families, and we can now see was also associated with violent crime.
The U.S. uses prison labour (incl. for private firms) more than any other country, hasn't raised its min. wage ($7.25/hr) since 2009, and violates dozens of international labour standards every day. So Trump's new Section 301 tariffs have nothing to do with concern for labour. /2
Tom Brady, the NFL’s G.O.A.T., has taken the opposite post-retirement approach to the NBA’s G.O.A.T., Michael Jordan, and he is making a fool of himself in the process.
This time last year the US administration assured Canada that if we dropped counter tariffs and DST and other things we would create an even field for discussion. We did and they continue to bully everyone. Time to learn.