Back to the routine now that I’ve got some time off…
02.03.2026 04:34
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Back to the routine now that I’ve got some time off…
Step 1 to authoritarian regimes: cast doubt on the electoral process.
Step 2: Decide that it's just safer if the active administration "takes over" polling stations.
Step 3: Celebrate their historic 98% victory for a third term!
Tonight I watched Prime Minister Mark Carney take the actual Heated Rivalry Canada fleece from Hudson Williams, slip it on and say: “This is true soft power.”
Should have been a snow day…
Starting the week off:
Current temperature:
Shameful abuse of the passive voice being used by journalists describing today’s events in Minnesota. A man wasn’t *killed* by ICE agents.
Let’s speak clearly and directly.
ICE agents EXECUTED an American citizen in broad daylight.
Abolish ICE is now the moderate minimum position,
Prosecute ICE is where Dems should be at next.
A guest for dinner:
It’s wimdy
Fish curry with some basmati rice:
Great way to end a heavy deadlift day: RDLs
Morning commute:
New Year’s resolution folks have almost cleared out…
Square infographic with a faint red maple leaf background. The headline reads, “GUARD: A Personal Checklist for Protecting Canada’s Sovereignty,” credited to Tod Maffin, FarAndWide.news. Five boxed lines spell out the acronym GUARD: “G, get serious about your next vote” with a ballot box icon; “U, unplug from outrage platforms” with a smartphone icon; “A, anchor your spending in Canada” with a Canadian flag icon; “R, reinforce independent Canadian media” with a newspaper icon; and “D, distinguish people from their regimes” with two human silhouettes. Red and white colour scheme throughout.
Here’s a simple checklist for what’s still in YOUR hands, Canada.
Promoting the STM:
A remarkable trend that will come as a shock to you if your only info about NYC is from this Fox News.
Homicides in NYC...
1990: 2,262
1993: 1,927
1998: 629
2001: 649
2013: 335
2019: 320
2021: 488
2024: 382
2025 (as of 12/28): 302
Confused, full of cheese and unaware of what day it is:
CBC n segment
My music teacher heart is so full, such an incredible team of colleagues and group of students I get to work with!
So thrilled to get a chance to talk about my fantastic students on #cbcdaybreak this morning!
