@gilmcgowan@sobeys Canadians really leave Jesus behind to get ultra orthodox about their political religion. It’s the Alberta flag in Alberta ffwd 10 years explain this to your grandchildren in a way that you don’t sound foolish if you can’t, delete this.
@amanobviously Canada is an energy superpower that’s broke. It’s in trouble. It’s not so far gone we can’t turn it around but it’s in trouble. No one believes we have the highest quality of life except boomers. We gotta acknowledge our problems if we hope to fix them.
🚨 BREAKING: All 41 Concacaf members have rejected Gianni Infantino's FIFA Forward Enterprise plans.
"Concacaf is a confederation united by the love of our game, where football comes first. Guided by this philosophy over the past ten years we have built, from the ground up, an organization founded on service, transparent governance, and the long-term stewardship of football.
"History has shown FIFA and the football family what happens when the custodians of the game lose sight of these values.
"With this in mind, Concacaf today convened a meeting of the presidents of its 41 Member Associations, together with its President, Council members, and its FIFA Council members, to discuss a proposal developed and presented by the FIFA President to establish ‘FIFA Forward Enterprise’ and sell interests in the FIFA World Cup to private investors.
"During the meeting, the membership expressed deep concerns about the lack of due process surrounding the proposal, the artificially short deadline imposed, and the absence of any review or approval by the relevant FIFA governance bodies. In addition, the need for private equity investment to fund new and existing FIFA Forward programs following the most profitable FIFA World Cup in history was questioned.
"The discussion reinforced the need for greater transparency and proper governance.
"For these reasons, Concacaf and its 41 Member Associations have:
'- Rejected the proposal;
- Tasked their FIFA Council Members with engaging FIFA to determine how existing FIFA reserves could be used to increase FIFA Forward funding for football development across our region; and
- Tasked their FIFA Council Members with instructing the FIFA President to ensure that any matter follows the proper governance processes via staff and FIFA Council, in accordance with the FIFA Statutes.'
"Through these actions, Concacaf reaffirms that football's future—and its greatest asset—must remain in the hands of our football family."
Federal government executives took $200 million in bonuses last year.
88% of executives took a bonus.
Departments barely meet half of their own performance targets each year.
They write their own test. They barely get a D-. They reward failure by taking more of your money.
Cam’ron couldn’t stop laughing after telling a DMX story about when they were staying at the same hotel and DMX invited everyone to come watch his dog fight a raccoon like it was the biggest event of the year 😭💀
“I’m like, how do you know where the raccoon gonna be at at 7:30? And how did you set this match up with your dog and a raccoon where all parties gonna be available?… Next day he said, ‘Yo, where you was at?… He f-cked him up.’” 🤣
@ImJulianAssange Liberals always scamming and embezzling money it’s why Trudeau added more debt than all previous PM’s combined and we got nothing to show for it.
Global Affairs Canada, Anita Anands portfolio gave the African Nation of Ghana 135 million for 3200 Scooters, that works out to 40 thousand per scooter, by comparison you can buy a Harley here for 10 thousand. Someone got filthy rich.
New Harley Nightster
@RealSigmaMale25@PolymarketSport That don’t mean anything. Tyson Beckford and Naomi Campbell both black as hell and have Chinese Jamaican background. Being mixed is no guarantee you gonna look like it.
Body of a child located during search
The body of a child has been located during today’s search for Parker. While we believe the child is likely Parker, significant efforts are required to access the body and confirm the identity. Recovery efforts are under way.
If the body is Parker’s, it is believed he entered a culvert in a green space on the west side of Deerfoot Trail and travelled up a pipe and into a network of tunnels on the east side of the roadway.
On Tuesday, July 28, 2026, we received a tip from a member of the public who had located evidence consistent with the clothing Parker was last known to be wearing. Search teams deployed, and as a result, a child’s body was located by specialized search teams from the Calgary Fire Department.
This green space area contains incredibly harsh terrain and is part of a water environment. As with any search involving water, environmental conditions can influence what can be observed and when evidence may become visible.
During the past two weeks, we had conducted searches of the area for Parker, however, there was no evidence located that would suggest a more thorough search of the area was required.
This is not the outcome anyone hoped for. Like so many others, we hoped Parker would be brought home safely. Our thoughts are with Parker's family, loved ones and all those affected by this devastating loss. We know people across the world have spent the past 13 days sharing Parker's information, searching for him and holding onto hope for his safe return.
“Behind every search map, every briefing, every tip and every hour spent looking was a little boy who was deeply loved by his family,” says Chief Katie McLellan. “Today, we grieve alongside them and share in the profound sadness of this loss. Our thoughts are with Parker's family, loved ones, friends and everyone who has been affected by this tragedy.”
We extend our sincere gratitude to the thousands of community members, volunteers, partner agencies and members of the media who assisted in the search effort. The compassion, dedication and support shown throughout this investigation have been extraordinary.
At this time, there is no evidence that criminality was involved in Parker's disappearance.
Search operations are complex and are influenced by factors including terrain, vegetation, weather conditions, visibility and the information available to investigators at the time. While search teams worked extensively and thoroughly throughout this investigation, it is not always possible to completely eliminate every possibility within a broad-scale search area.
We recognize there may be questions about the circumstances of this case and the investigation remains ongoing to answer as many remaining questions as we can for Parker's family.
In cases where no criminality is involved, once a missing person has been located, we remove identifying information, including names and photographs, from public platforms. We do not typically share details about how or where a person was located or publicly disclose whether they were found safe or deceased, to respect the privacy of those affected. With the permission of Parker's family, we have shared information in this case that would not typically be released given the extensive public effort to help find him.
Parker's family is asking for privacy as they grieve the loss of their son.
Community members seeking support are encouraged to contact the Calgary Police Service Victim Assistance Support Team (VAST). VAST is a free service that provides support, resources and information to victims of crime and tragedy. VAST volunteers, trauma dogs and staff are available to provide information, referrals and emotional support to those affected by this incident. They can be reached at 403-428-8398 or toll-free at 1-888-327-7828.
We remain committed to understanding as much as we can about what occurred and providing those answers to his family wherever possible. Anyone with information is asked to contact police.
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Case #: CA26318270/3955
NEW: A truck entering Alberta from California was stopped by CBSA after declaring its cargo as toilet paper.
Officers found abnormalities in the load and seized 300 kg of suspected methamphetamine and 80 kg of suspected cocaine hidden inside boxes and a duffle bag.