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PLEASE NOTE AIPAC changed their name to: UNITED DEMOCRACY PROJECT DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS ONE

Canada announces: Telesat, homegrown satellites, will be expanded and Starlink usage will soon be removed. This is what every country on earth should do asap.

In 2020, two separate Vancouver Police investigations into the production and trafficking of fentanyl in Vancouver led to multiple drug and firearm charges against Cody Casey. Two years later, and just two weeks before his trial, he cut off his court-imposed ankle monitoring bracelet and fled the country. Sergeant Danielle Brock set out to find Casey and undertook an extraordinary investigation that spanned 14 countries. She developed strong relationships with provincial, federal, and international agencies, and her unrelenting pursuit started to pay off in 2023 when she obtained an Interpol Red Notice requesting law enforcement worldwide locate and arrest Casey. He was also added to Canada’s Most Wanted Fugitive List, and a $100,000 reward was offered through the Bolo Program for information leading to his whereabouts. Sergeant Brock tracked the fugitive to St. Lucia, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, where she travelled in the fall of 2023. She missed him by mere hours, but returned to Vancouver with multiple investigative leads. The following year, she located Casey in Oman. He was arrested by the Royal Oman Police in October 2024. After working with the RCMP and the Canadian government to seek extradition, Cody Casey was returned to Vancouver in April 2025. For her exceptional work ethic and dedication in ensuring a high-level fentanyl producer and trafficker was brought to justice, Sergeant Danielle Brock was awarded the Chief Constable’s Commendation. Read more award recipient stories: bit.ly/4fMsGdf #VPD2026CommendationCeremony

Long overdue 🙌

🚨 BREAKING: Zohran Mamdani moves to ban horse-drawn carriages in NYC.

Leigh McGowan: "If we start destroying the lives of young rapists, we could avoid having old rapists in charge of everything."

Everyone is talking about the men who rushed the cockpit on flydubai 1073. They earned it. But the attack was caught first by Tali Manes, who took her six-year-old to the bathroom at the front of the plane, heard fighting from the cockpit, and didn't tell herself it was nothing. She got a flight attendant's attention, saw the blood when the door opened, and screamed. Her husband Tzvika, Yaniv Hayun and Asaf Rajuan went in only after that. Herzog thanked her by name and recommended her for the presidential medal alongside the other four. She should be as well known as they are.

Apparently this is one of the owners of the Sooke Brewing Company in Sooke, British Columbia - a short drive from Victoria. Residential school denialism is a toxic vein in British Columbia, stoked by politicians like @AaronGunn. Use that information how you will.

'Free to be' by contemporary US illustrator Ekua Holmes #WomensArt

FUN FACT: 15 years ago today, Bitcoin was $8

OMG this is by far the best reaction I’ve ever seen to a Karen yet.This man made a wrong turn & walked on the wrong dock & this woman starts freaking out because of it so he decided to give her a little show of how bad he feels for going down her dock. Everyone,but her laughed.

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Dogs going to see their grandparents…

Uncut grass keeps the ground at around 19.5°C Grass cut to 10 cm raises the ground temperature to about 24.5°C Bare ground in the middle of summer rises to over 40°C It's important to raise awareness #NoMowMay

Today, we signed a historic agreement to protect thousands of kilometres of coastal waters adjacent to the Great Bear Rainforest with Wuikinuxv, Nuxalk, Kitasoo Xai'xais, Heiltsuk, Gitxaała, and Gitga’at Nations, and the province of British Columbia. This is the first of up to ten new national marine conservation areas we are establishing through our new nature strategy — helping conserve biodiversity on BC’s Central Coast for generations to come, and contributing to our goal of conserving 30 per cent of marine and coastal waters by 2030.

Denmark could do the funniest thing ever and give Greenland to Canada

That cute rock stack by the creek just killed a bunch of mosquito killers. Dragonflies spend most of their lives underwater, sometimes up to five years, clinging to rocks while they grow. A single dragonfly larva eats hundreds of mosquito larvae before it ever flies. But dragonflies are just one species. The rocks in a healthy stream are also covering caddisfly larvae, mayflies, stoneflies, water beetles, salamander egg clutches, and the freshwater snails that fish depend on. Eastern Hellbenders, an endangered giant salamander species, lay their eggs specifically under flat stream rocks. Moving the rock kills the clutch. When you pull a wet rock out of the water and stack it on the bank, everything clinging to that rock dies. They desiccate within minutes in the sun. A single rock pile is dozens of small lives lost. Most stream cairns are stacks of fifteen to twenty rocks. If you see stacked rocks at a creek, knock them over. The stream rebuilds itself faster when rocks are scattered the way water put them. Leave no trace isn't an aesthetic preference. It's real habitat protection.