aligrimshaw.bsky.social
@aligrimshaw.bsky.social
Ford knows how to campaign and make empty promises.
Do not be distracted. He is terrible for our province.
Do not be distracted. He is terrible for our province.
The province of Ontario announced that it's "ripping up" a $100 million contract with Starlink over Donald Trump's trade war. toronto.citynews.ca/2025/02/03/o...
Doug Ford to end Ontario's Starlink contract over Elon Musk ties
Ford issued a statement regarding Ontario's move to ban American companies from provincial contracts, including the Starlink deal.
toronto.citynews.ca
February 3, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Ford knows how to campaign and make empty promises.
Do not be distracted. He is terrible for our province.
Do not be distracted. He is terrible for our province.
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Lmaooooo
February 2, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Lmaooooo
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Contrary to misinformation claiming public health leaders couldn't have known about long COVID when they decided to let COVID rip, it was a known risk from the start. The Public Health Agency of Canada even briefed CMOH across Canada on the risk in July 2020.
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November 25, 2024 at 8:11 PM
Contrary to misinformation claiming public health leaders couldn't have known about long COVID when they decided to let COVID rip, it was a known risk from the start. The Public Health Agency of Canada even briefed CMOH across Canada on the risk in July 2020.
protectnb.ca/rti/SAC%20up...
protectnb.ca/rti/SAC%20up...
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I find myself frustrated with claims of certainty in any direction (e.g., claims the situation can only get worse, or claims that it'll become a non-issue). But given all the evidence for increased long-term risks, doing nothing at all to prevent constant infection seems like a real foolish gamble.
January 23, 2024 at 6:46 PM
I find myself frustrated with claims of certainty in any direction (e.g., claims the situation can only get worse, or claims that it'll become a non-issue). But given all the evidence for increased long-term risks, doing nothing at all to prevent constant infection seems like a real foolish gamble.