Daylight Saving Time ends soon and here's when Ontario clocks 'fall back' blogto.com/city/2026/10/dayl…
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The Town celebrates communities across Ontario for the province’s inaugural Rural Ontario Week - a celebration of the people, businesses & unique experiences that make rural Ontario an important part of the province's success & great places to live, work & grow.
#ONRuralWeek
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Help celebrate Rural Ontario Week!
Discover local attractions, trails, parks and traditions close to home.
Visit the towns and villages in #Oxford and experience all that rural Ontario has to offer.
#ONRuralWeek
Today marks the anniversary of Nunavut becoming an official territory of Canada. Nunavut Day celebrates the local cultures, languages, landscapes, and contributions of this vast part of the #CanadianNorth. How are you celebrating Nunavut today? 🐻❄️❄️
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What's the difference between generative AI, AI agents, and artificial superintelligence?
ControlAI's Samuel Buteau breaks it down for Canadian MPs:
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"Because I'm going to be smarter than you"
This clip is from a new short film by @ForegoneFilms
on the race to develop superintelligence.
Please watch the full 16 minute film (link below) to help understand the dangers of ASI and the industry that’s racing to build it.
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SmorgasbordBlogMag: Smorgasbord Blog Magazine Weekly Round Up June 8th – 14th – Gratitude, Music, Thai Noodles, Funnies, Book Reviews, Summer Book Fair, Authors in the Sun, bloggers dlvr.it/TT2QDT by @sgc58
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ASCIILL is Minesweeper if your cursor had grenades and the mines had lasers - Published on @itchio
Itch: andreifomin.itch.io/asciill
#indiegame #indiegamedev
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If you complain about having to exercise, you have a body that can move.
If you complain about the food you eat, you have options.
If you complain about traffic, it means you can get places.
Sometimes we focus too much on the negative instead of the gifts we have been given.
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Have been working the last couple weeks on this small project:
Library of Canadian Nationalism.
Think of it like a collection of resources, books, films, songs, speeches that span 250+ years of writing & discussion about Canadian identity and nationalism.
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"Nothing ever seems impossible in spring, you know."
- L.M. Montgomery
🎨 Loré Pemberton
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Bored with the yawn-inducing secrets that you can discover about other Sims? We fixed that.
+ New secrets for teens and Celebs, because nobody gets away with their cringefest on our watch.
The Unhinged Truth is now in early access from PCM. Download: patreon.com/posts/unhinged-t…
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So here’s the story. A woman in British Columbia, Bryony Dixon, was banned from hosting international students in her own home. Why? Because she questioned the state religion. No, not Christianity, that one’s been outlawed. We're talking about the real official doctrine of Canada in 2025: gender ideology.
"So let’s be clear about what Bryony Dixon actually said.
She didn’t incite violence. She didn’t break the law. She didn’t call for anyone to be harmed or silenced.
All she did was say what 99.9% of human beings understood up until five minutes ago:
That there are two sexes: male and female.
That biological sex is not a costume you can put on or take off based on your feelings.
That children —especially young children— should not be exposed to confusing, radical ideologies about gender identity in school.
That parents, not bureaucrats or activists, should have the final say over what kids are taught about sex and identity.
That’s it.
She said that girls have a right to their own spaces, bathrooms, locker rooms, sports, and that acknowledging this doesn’t make you a bigot, it makes you sane.
And for holding those entirely reasonable views, backed by science, common sense, and centuries of tradition, she was targeted, smeared, and silenced.
Her political activity, going to events, speaking out publicly, organizing parents, was cited by the district as the reason they denied her from hosting another student. They admitted it. It’s all in writing.
That’s not tolerance. That’s not inclusion. That’s authoritarianism.
Think about what this says to parents across Canada: ‘Sit down. Shut up. Obey. Or we will come for you next.’
Public schools now think it’s their job to monitor your private views and punish you for them. Imagine a country where bureaucrats comb through your social media posts and political activity to determine whether you're worthy of participating in public life. Oh wait, you don't have to imagine it. It’s happening right here in Canada.
This is the logical endpoint of a system where free speech is dead, truth is hate speech, and dissent is a punishable offense.
The school board in Nanaimo isn’t just wrong, it’s dangerous. It’s been captured by activists who believe the state owns your children and your conscience. That’s not Canada. That’s not democracy. That’s a soft police state hiding behind a rainbow flag.
Ms. Bryony Dixon (@BryonyClareD) has filed a complaint with the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal against the Board of Education of School District No. 68 (Nanaimo–Ladysmith) for political discrimination. The District barred her from participating in its Homestay program—which places international students with local families—because of her public opposition to the province’s Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) curriculum and because of her belief that there are only two sexes.
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