"At the end of the day, I want to get really good at the things that require no talent." ✍️
New @DallasStars head coach Glen Gulutzan sits down for an extended conversation with @Razor5Hole.
Full interview ➡️ https://t.co/t5LppecJR7
#TexasHockey
Nothing like having a business meeting in Oosterbaan Field House on the campus of our beloved U of M. Making incredible progress with our GEAR! More sneak peaks of our latest protos coming soon!
Stay REEL!
Mo & Fonger
#umichhockey#umich#umichfootball@7bmo @UMichPrezOno
I entered to win a chance to travel across South Africa on an adventure with @TourRadar and Cape Xtreme. Enter now! #AdventureBeginsHere https://t.co/6YdpH9hTtQ
Man, @CapFriendly is such an incredible and valuable tool
Perused it this morning and learned:
- a Benn bro reunion is possible
- 14 teams are currently over the Cap
- 0 teams are currently under the Cap floor (in fact no team is within $5M of the floor)
#situationsarefluid
More behind-the-scenes of the beginnings of REEL COAST GEAR with @7bmo and Anthony Boronowski. Thank you @ABoronowski for being an unreal collaborator!
Keep it REEL!
Brendan & Brian
#tofino#startups#fishinglife#fishing
Who better to chat with than Eric Petersen to learn about the clothing industry? Eric was an integral part of Lululemon’s founding executive team. Starting in 2004 when Lulu had only 4 stores and roughly $4 million in revenue Eric built the brand into a global powerhouse!
#article In a recent statement that sent shockwaves through the political landscape, MP Michael Chong fearlessly exposed the cowardice and incompetence of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Liberal government. With unflinching determination, Chong shed light on the alarming reality that our nation's leadership is plagued by a lack of integrity and a disturbing disregard for the safety and well-being of its citizens.
Chong's words struck a chord with Canadians who have long grown weary of Trudeau's empty promises and deceptive tactics. He made it clear that when the government fails to take decisive action against foreign interference, it sends a dangerous message to authoritarian states that Canada is open for manipulation and exploitation. This revelation sheds light on the disturbing pattern of appeasement and weakness that has characterized the Trudeau administration.
The National Security Advisor, Jody Thomas, confirmed that the July 2021 CSIS intelligence report, which highlighted the threat to MPs and their families, was indeed circulated to the government. This revelation stands in stark contrast to Trudeau's false claims and exposes his cowardice in avoiding responsibility. The fact that his ministers continue to spread falsehoods on his behalf only adds to the growing sense of disillusionment among Canadians.
It is clear that Trudeau and his Liberal government are more interested in maintaining a façade of competence and leadership than in actually protecting our national security and safeguarding the well-being of our elected representatives. Their inability to confront and address the threat posed by foreign interference is a testament to their lack of courage and their willingness to sacrifice the safety of Canadians for political expediency.
The time has come for Canadians to demand better from their leaders. We deserve a government that prioritizes the safety and security of its citizens, rather than one that shies away from taking decisive action. We need leaders who will stand up to foreign adversaries, defend our national interests, and ensure the integrity of our democratic institutions.
Justin Trudeau and his Liberal government have shown their true colors, and it is a disappointing shade of cowardice. As we approach the next election, let us remember the courage and conviction of MPs like Michael Chong, who are unafraid to speak truth to power. It is through their voices that we can hope for a brighter future and a government that truly represents the values and aspirations of the Canadian people.
#cdnpoli #cdnpolitics
2015-2021 the CBC paid $73 million in raises & $83.3 million in bonuses-total $156,344,253 despite their financial hardship.
The CBC has 143 executive directors incl 8 directors of finance, 9 in legal services & 26 in “technology & infrastructure.”
Blacklocks Reporter
Access To Information records show in the period from 2015 to 2021 the CBC paid $73 million in raises and $83.3 million in bonuses for a total $156,344,253 despite claiming severe financial hardship.