Thursday, May 14, 2026

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Democracy & GovernmentOpinion/Column

“But” and “however” negate everything before it…

Compare the full Reagan transcript to the Ford ad for yourself One of the most important sessions in the Dale Carnegie program is the one in which the class learns to remove the words “but” and “however” from their vocabularies.

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Democracy & GovernmentOpinion/ColumnTrucking

Nebulous Crime & Punishment

Thoughtful analysis by Bryan Moir by Donna Laframboise Regarding the Tamara Lich and Chris Barber sentencing this past week, Bryan Moir provides some thoughtful commentary at: When Freedom Becomes Mischief. Here are a few quotes: “That paradox — that Canadians who

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Laugh a LittleNews

“Great Race” pits cyclist, car and TTC

David Menzies blames UberEats e-cyclists for clogging traffic An hilarious October 7th video clip by Dave “The Menzoid” Menzies of Rebel News confirms what every Toronto driver has long suspected: it’s faster to bike than drive to downtown TO. It

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Canada 2.0Democracy & GovernmentOpinion/ColumnTrucking

If these 10 groups had done their jobs, the Truckers’ protest would not have been necessary

It was dirty job, but somebody had to do it.

The only reason Truckers needed to take to the streets of Ottawa one year ago to protest Canada’s vaccine mandates was because the groups who actually get paid to oppose government bailed completely on their jobs.

Here is a list of well-established, well-organized, well-spoken, well-funded professional groups whose purpose on this planet is to speak truth to power. Remember, had any of these groups done the job they get paid to do (mostly by taxpayers) there would have been no need for the Truckers to spend their own money driving across the nation to protest in Ottawa.

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Democracy & GovernmentOpinion/ColumnRide Hailing newsTaxi industry news

Zero progress on emergency contacts file

Nothing has changed since 5 year old girl went missing Toronto received a gift last March, in the form of a dumb lucky near-miss. A five-year-old girl went missing in an Uber, and when the girls’ mother and Toronto Police

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