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This photo of Piper and Paul from the 2026 Olympics is now on the home page of Skate Canada's website
Got an ad for weddings at Hart House with this photo and I was impressed with the outfits.
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Kaetlyn was asked about the state of Canadian women's skating and she was actually saying they should stop giving assignments to skaters who keep failing. I thought that was pretty cutthroat but also an interesting way to develop skaters.
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Why freeze the wages of early childhood educators? Do they not have to endure inflation like the rest of us? Why should they be forced to fall behind? Why is the #DougFord government trying to balance its books on the backs of these educators? #onpoli
Ontario will freeze early childhood educator wages for 2027, ministry memo says thestar.com/politics/provinc…
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Never forget Weston and other big grocery chains are posting record profits. Profits. Not just income. If they weren't busy padding their pockets ppl might not need to be skipping meals.
‘It’s staggering’: One in three Canadians report skipping meals due to high cost of groceries ctvnews.ca/canada/article/it…
Took advantage of the warm weather to wash my curtains and I rather like how my room is flooded with sunlight. It feels like a nice summer day.
I didn't watch ice dance but I am seeing Fear & Gibson copied Bourne & Kraatz's choreo. Surely IAM is not so bankrupt of ideas that such a thing would be necessary?
Scott Moir: "People saw us in PyeongChang, thought we were in love, thought we're the best partners ever. And I think we were the best partners ever, and we loved each other. It wasn't romantic love, but we did love each other."
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Australia made Gardasil free for everyone and basically eradicated cervical cancer. Canada didn't make Gardasil free outside of eighth graders after 2006 *and* they increased cervical screenings in Ontario to once in every 5 years. Joke of a country.
Why cervical cancer is suddenly rising among Canadian women aged 35 to 54 cp24.com/news/canada/2026/10…
One thing I like about Scott Moir is that he is always wearing a poppy at Skate Canada International.















