From 1955, we present Summertime, which as Rotten Tomatoes’ ratings of 92% / 80%.
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Nothing Is Important
For The Crime of Heresy
Regina Leader Post- Licence of Sask. doctor who prescribed Ivermectin for COVID-19 to be suspended
Charges brought by that oversight body are not criminal charges but pertain to conduct that does not comply with the rules that govern its members.
Today In Islam
Evidence Is Just A Tool Of Colonial Oppression
When it comes to abuses suffered by indigenous school kids boarded in private homes, it’s apparently not the job of the mainstream media to actually investigate such claims, but rather to accept them uncritically. Anything beyond that would just delay the writing of cheques by the federal government, or so it would seem.
Now, the suffering of boarding home survivors is being recognized and compensated under a Federal Court-approved $1.9-billion settlement agreement with Ottawa.
Survivors are also allowed to submit more than one claim — the first to get $10,000 for attending a boarding home, and a second for additional compensation based on the abuse suffered.
But like the day school settlement, and unlike the residential school claims process, the claims process for boarding home survivors is entirely paper-based and won’t involve hearings with lawyers.
Sunday On Turtle Island
Woke World: A Mark Steyn update. How decolonization is destroying museums. And ok commie.
Blackie’s Canada: Environmental Racism is a thing. Today Climate Justin burns jet fuel to Montreal.
Dementia Joe’s America: Dealing with crises. There goes the neighbourhood.
Today In Islam: Interfaith dialogue in London. Interfaith dialogue in Nigeria.
June 23, 2024: Reader Tips
This evening we take you on a little ride: Stolen Mustang takes on the Arkansas State Police If that’s not enough, here are some bonus car chases.
Your fastest moving tips are always appreciated!
Honey, I Finished The Internet
After the French revolutionaries beheaded their king, they had another bright idea: “Let’s make the day 10 hours long”
Saskatchewan, Alberta, to fight back. Manitoba? Crickets
Saskatchewan, Alberta governments respond to federal gag law: ‘considering all options to fight back’
As for Manitoba – does its Premier Wab Kinew even know they have an oilpatch? Because the previous NDP government sure didn’t. Back in 2009, I attended a ministerial tour of a new oil pipeline in southwest Manitoba. It had taken the Manitoba energy minister a full year in that position before he bothered to drive outside of Winnipeg to see a pumpjack.
But the Manitoba Conservatives weren’t much better, either. Former premier Brian Pallister once spoke of “oil producing provinces” by conveniently forgetting Manitoba is one of them.
Anyhow – it’s been crickets from the Manitoba premier thus far.
It’s Probably Nothing
Telegraph- E-scooter blamed for fire that burned down seven homes
A total of 10 fire engines and 60 firemen worked through the night to control the blaze, which spread through seven out of the eight houses in the terrace.
A total of 149 fires caused by exploding e-bike batteries were recorded by the London Fire Brigade in 2023, an increase of 71 per cent from 2022, according to figures provided to The Telegraph.
If It Wasn’t For Government
Who would make it too much of a pain in the ass to celebrate Canada day?
Montreal Gazette- Organizer cancels Canada Day parade in Montreal
Nicholas Cohen said the decision was made after he found it increasingly difficult to obtain the needed permits and funding from different government authorities over the past year.
“Cowen was faced with rules that changed at the last minute and requests that made organizing the parade virtually impossible,” it said in the news release.
Tales From The Shady Acres Nursing Home
So what was Dementia Joe up to this week?
Saturday On Turtle Island
Dementia Joe’s America: Not enough pot. Need tickets for the game? Hunter Biden and China. This week in really big lies.
Blackie’s Canada: Toronto school board’s anti-racism policy. Canada’s gender neutral politicians.
Woke World: Migrant invasion of Europe continues. Paul Watson on democracy in Germany.
Your morning meme. A cartoon.
June 22, 2024: Reader Tips
This evening, we present a video that is sure to melt the coldest heart. Here is a kitten and some ducks
Your cutest tips are appreciated!
Honey, I Finished The Internet
The Bizarre History of Horse Diving
No Fish For You
National Post- The Liberal war on fish farming threatens Indigenous livelihoods
According to Kitasoo Xai’Xais Deputy Chief Councillor Isaiah Robinson, his community has enjoyed 99 per cent employment because of the salmon farming industry, which generates 51 percent of their income.
“Because of the work and dignity that comes with the salmon farming industry, we have had no suicides in my community of Klemtu for the past 18 years,” wrote Robinson in an open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau last month. “It makes no sense to shut it down. There is no industry that can fill that space.”
Lost In Space
But their DEI score is amazing.
Global- Boeing Starliner astronauts still stuck on ISS as engineers scramble to fix issues
“We thought we had fixed that problem,” Stich said, according to CNN, adding, “I think we’re missing something fundamental that’s going on inside the thruster.”
Francisco- There’s never a copy of “A Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy” around when you need one.
Depends On Who You Ask
Montreal Quebec- Official bilingualism in Canada a ‘myth’: poll
Don’t Upset The Muslims
Hate speech laws were always designed to shut down criticism of groups and policies that enjoyed the favour of the elites. – Robert Spencer
It’s not 2024, it’s 1984
The reaction was fast and furious to this horrible intrusion on freedom of speech.
There is no way in hell Pipeline Online will be censored in this manner. I did not wear an air force officer’s reservist’s uniform for seven years to be gagged by my own federal government. A lot of companies, and individuals, feel the same. Here’s their statements:
Oilpatch to Ottawa: To hell with your gag law.
Here’s first evidence of the new law in action. It wasn’t the last.
Pathways Alliance oilsands group removes all website, social media content
Also:
Alberta environment minister unworried by movement toward methane tariffs
Top 10 Saskatchewan conventional oil wells for April