Jane Bugden

Graphic Designer

[Élie Cantin-Nantel @elie_mcn]

JASMIN LAINE: “I have a friend who was stabbed on a bridge a couple of years ago… he was only 18 years old.”

Crime in Winnipeg is worse than you think. But what’s the cause of this?

Watch my latest documentary video to find out!

@JasminLaine_

[Bruce @bruce_barrett]

I thought we were making hate illegal in Canada.

[Mark Mulroney 🇨🇦 @markmulroney]

What a terrible take.

You don’t have to agree with @elonmusk’s politics to recognize what he has accomplished.

When we become incapable of admiring extraordinary achievement because we dislike someone’s politics, what message are we sending to every entrepreneur and innovator?

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Researchers in Japan are working on a treatment that could one day help people naturally regrow lost teeth, with early human studies already being conducted and hopes that it may become available later in the decade.

The approach focuses on a biological signal linked to tooth development, particularly a protein called USAG 1. This protein normally acts as a brake on tooth formation during growth. Scientists believe that by blocking its activity, it may be possible to reactivate inactive tooth forming cells that remain in the jaw after early development.

Most people develop two natural sets of teeth in their lifetime, primary and permanent. However, research suggests that small remnants of developmental tissue related to a possible additional set of teeth may still exist in some individuals, even though they usually do not progress further.

In animal studies, suppressing the USAG 1 pathway has led to the growth of extra teeth in species such as mice, and similar effects have been observed in other mammals. These findings have encouraged researchers to explore whether the same biological mechanism can be safely activated in humans.

Current clinical work is primarily aimed at people born with missing permanent teeth due to genetic conditions. This affects a small percentage of the population and can lead to long term dental and functional challenges. Existing treatments such as implants or dentures replace teeth but do not restore natural growth.

If the treatment continues to show positive safety and effectiveness results, scientists hope it could eventually be used more broadly for tooth loss caused by injury, decay, or ageing. This would represent a shift in dentistry from replacement based solutions toward true biological regeneration.

The research is still in early stages, and while there is optimism about future applications, any real world use will depend on successful clinical trials and regulatory approval.

"Researchers in Japan Discover Medicine Capable of Regrowing Third Set of Teeth for Humans." Dentistry Today

[bu/ac @buperac]

So the conspiracy theorists were right.

There were biolabs in Ukraine and look at them working with all the UN organizations as well as the USDA.

30 countries with these weaponized biolabs and I’ll bet Canada is on that list.

[SaskRiderGal🇨🇦 @saskridergal]

WTAF!? Keep our tax dollars in Canada and here is a novel idea....HELP CANADIANS!!! Not one dollar should be sent anywhere until Canadians are taken care of! FIRST!

[Concerned Canadian @Concern70732755]

Wake up Canadians!!
This is who you elected !!
He has been an abject & misguided failure

[Capt Kyle @CaptKylePatriot]

Listen to what this man says about the data centers that he has built…

It all ties in.

[Jim Ferguson @JimFergusonUK]

🚨 THE PUBLIC ISN'T BUYING IT ANYMORE

Mass migration is not a policy failure.

I believe it is a policy choice and its by design.

For decades, Western governments have ignored public opposition, weakened borders, expanded migration and then attacked, censored or demonised those who object.

At some point, people have to stop asking whether this is incompetence.

And start asking whether it is intentional.

National identity.

National sovereignty.

Strong borders.

Cultural cohesion.

These are obstacles to the kind of global political One World Order many elites appear to favour.

That is why concerns are ignored.

That is why criticism is condemned.

That is why censorship continues to expand.

But millions of people across Europe are now asking the same question:

If governments are acting in the interests of their own people, why do they keep pursuing policies that so many of their own people oppose?

That question is not going away.

[Shazi @ShaziGoalie]

Canada is spending over $1.1 billion to host 13 World Cup matches.

FIFA gets the ticket sales.
FIFA gets the TV money.
FIFA gets the sponsorship revenue.
FIFA even gets the money from your hot dog.

Taxpayers get the bill.

People wonder why 12 of the last 14 World Cups lost money for the host countries. 🇨🇦⚽️💰

[Tanya Gaw @GawTanya]

Excellent. This is exactly the right measures to take. Stop accommodating foreigners and they will have no choice but to leave.
English and French are the two official languages and you must be proficient.

[Michelle LA🇨🇦 @MichelleLA1981]

So we will continue to spray cancer causing chemicals all over Canada. While they tell you they care about your health and safety. https://t.co/t7wsV1DIfX

[themsteri @teririch]

Meanwhile we have seniors in Canada sleeping on the street, in their cars and in Tim Hortons

[John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr. @MrJohnJnr]

Damn😳. DJT posted this on his Truth account and I DID NOT SEE THIS COMING🫨! Hemp is a miracle plant that our Government should embrace and study👊. Maybe have Chapel Hill study it instead of creating our next bull 💩 virus😲! Yeh, I went there🇺🇸

FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING

[John @johnEiid]

The government taxes the farmer.
Taxes the fuel.
Taxes the truck.
Taxes the warehouse.
Taxes the store.

Then acts shocked when food costs more.

Canada shouldn't be struggling to feed itself.

[𝔣𝓇𝓪𝐧ｋ ᖇ乇𝓐г𝕕𝐎𝐍 Ƥʰᵒᵗ𝕆𝐬 @FrankReardon1]

The beautiful Arctic poppy (Papaver radicatum) in #Iqaluit #Nunavut JUN.12.2026 #ArcticFlowers

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

It was ALL a lie. The real reason USAID was in Africa

Former African Union Ambassador to the United States, Arikana Chihombori-Quao:

“They're using that open access, sounding humanitarian, to constantly destabilize governments”

“We need to understand the real reason why USAID is in Africa, and not just USAID, but other NGOs They are coming in claiming that they're introducing grassroots initiatives that are going to help the people, and so they use that as a way to go into the most remote parts of Africa. When you look at it on paper, it all looks really good, but they're actually wolf in sheep's clothing.”

“The American taxpayer needs to know the billions of dollars that are being given to USAID. A fraction is making it to the people”

“They're using that open access sounding humanitarian to constantly destabilize governments. I can tell you right now, the majority of African leaders, and not just African leaders, but leaders in the developing world are celebrating the exit of USAID.

If you think about it, their sole purpose, for example, filling in the gaps in healthcare and education, where is the change? Show me one country that USAID was in and education improved. Show me what country where USAID was in and healthcare improved?”

They laundered our money

This isn’t even a conspiracy theory, there are offices White House reports showing the money being sent over “never made it to ground level”

Meaning it’s all stolen before it gets to the people it’s meant to help

[The Rabbit Hole @TheRabbitHole]

Don’t worry about Elon becoming rich with his own money.

Worry about politicians becoming rich with your money.

[Shazi @ShaziGoalie]

Something is deeply broken when seniors are spending their retirement in tents and coffee shops.

One senior says they can't find a room under $1,500 a month. Another is living outside without basic privacy or the ability to bathe.

In B.C., 94% of seniors on the affordable housing waitlist didn't get a space last year.

After a lifetime of working and paying taxes, this is how some Canadians are spending their final years.

At what point do we admit the cost of living crisis has become a humanitarian crisis?

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

I warned you for decades. Listen to him if you prefer.