THIS IS AWESOME! John Legend, who is a native of Springfield, Ohio asks his neighbors to love their Haitian neighbors:
“They are hardworking, they're ambitious, they commit less crime than native born Americans.”
He also argues it’s the Christian thing to do:
“How about we love one another? I grew up in the Christian tradition. We said to love our neighbor as we love ourselves and treat strangers as though they might be Christ.”
What a powerful message. Thank you John! 💙
Today isn't just #CanadaDay in Newfoundland and Labrador, it's also #MemorialDay. July 1st is a significant day in our history as we pay tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice at #BeaumontHamel in 1916. #LestWeForget#GovNL
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@UberEats@mezzahfx super disappointed with service tonight. Food took an hour and cold and soggy. 50 dollars for 2 wraps. Resolution offered after 20 plus minutes of “customer service” was a credit. Just no. Do better. #inflation
@HomeDepotCanada your online ordering is beyond frustrating. I cancelled an order before it was shipped. I was charged and when dealing with your customer service, I have been in a never ending loop of billing team will contact me within 72 hours. Call back…repeat
I had the opportunity to meet Brian Mulroney inAntigonish last summer. As a public servant and an X grad, it was definitely a summer, if not year, highlight. Funniest of all, his lovely wife asked me if he was bothering me. RIP PM Mulroney. You were a delight. #BrianMulroney
Tibb’s Eve is December 23rd in Newfoundland and is the significance of the start to the Christmas season. This is a time to get together with all your friends to celebrate the year with many drinks before spending the holiday season with your family. This holiday was formed in the mid-20th century as an excuse to drink before Christmas, the first night during Advent when it was appropriate to have a drink.