Flag raising events
midland August 28th @ 10 am City Hall

Penetanguishene August 29th at 930 am
At City Hall
On international overdose awareness day August 31
Orillia
5th Annual walk
1pm starting at the library parking
Barrie
Memorial
7 PM at barrie City Hall
With Rev. Christine Nayler

Project 2025 specifically states independent institutions of higher learning and the free press must be gutted.
Maybe that's why?
What do you think?

Hug therapy
Please do this at home

BC government caves to safe-supply disinformation campaign Moms Stop the Harm co-founder Petra Schulz responds to the news that BC's miniscule safe supply pilot programs will end take-home prescriptions, throwing the lives of thousands into disarray and immin...

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Insurgent Criminology in a Period of Open Social War Jeff Shantz Insurgent Criminology in a Period of Open Social War 2016

Insurgent Criminology in a Period of Open Social War

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Here's why we can abolish most of the criminal justice system now without endangering public safety Properly assessing calls to defund the police and other carceral institutions means a proper reckoning with what these systems are actually doing — not what we imagine them to be doing. If more people...

Here’s why we can abolish most of the criminal justice system now without endangering public safety

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Trump tariffs: How B.C. could ramp up its citrus production With the threat of tariffs from the U.S., one B.C. citrus grower believes now is the time for more Canadians to learn to grow what they can, especially those who can take advantage of mild west coast winters.

‘California of Canada’: In the face of U.S. tariffs, B.C. citrus growers say production could scale up

Chantal Hebert says that when people criticize Mark Carney's French, Quebecers are there defending it and him.
There's something happening here. #cdnpoli #peipoli
#MarkCarneyForPM

Fry …

It's hard to describe bittersweet feeling of putting handmade blankets over shoulders of a shivering senior who just came out of hospital, a young woman suffering in homelessness, trying to fit shoes on feet of a man in socks with frostbitten toes, or socks on hands of man too sick to communicate 😢

Misguided tariffs will not solve the United States’ overdose crisis The United States of America (USA) faces an overdose crisis driven by synthetic opioids, primarily fentanyl and its analogues, compounded by emerging adulterants (e.g., xylazine, nitazenes, benzodiaze...

Evidence shows us tariffs & border enforcement won’t reduce drug availability—drug networks adapt & bypass restrictions. The ‘Iron Law’ of prohibition shows harsher enforcement fuels even more potent drugs. A public health approach is the real solution.

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Well. I did it. I submitted my book on the history of how the US government has removed Indigenous children from their families. From colonization to removal to boarding schools to today. For middle schoolers.

I think it's the first book of its kind. I can't believe I got to do it.

These are great for high volume foot traffic areas & bathrooms. ANYWHERE there is a captive audience.
DM me & we will mail you a pile FREE (i have sent these to almost every province, they are showing everywhere)
Slap a tag, post a photo, show people they are not alone!

RISE, RESIST, REVOLT!!!

Oof that's a long line on this cold rainy January day for the massive Gore Park Line for people suffering in hunger and homeless. #hamont #onpoli #cndpoli

It doesn't need to be this way. 🇨🇦

OPINION: Involuntary care won’t prevent harm from drugs Nanaimo doctor suggests involuntary care is an attempt to hide a problem rather than address it

Hospital-based OPS have been our shtick lately, but we aren't a one-trick pony. We will fight this on every front.

www.nanaimobulletin.com/opinion/opin...

There are many reasons why someone might refuse a shelter bed: poor treatment, fearful an abusive partner could find them, violence, theft, no place to store belongings, no pets, and the indignity of being kicked out at 7am with nowhere to go. A bed is not a home.

'Unconstitutional': Court challenge to City of Victoria's decision to restrict sheltering in parks Three petitioners are trying to quash Victoria city council's decision to close two parks to overnight sheltering in April.

‘Unconstitutional’: Court challenge to City of Victoria’s decision to restrict sheltering in parks
cheknews.ca/unconstituti...

Waterloo Region Drug Action Team calls province's new legislation 'vicious and harmful' Waterloo Region Drug Action Team breaks down the 'Safer Municipalities Act' and the harms the organization feels it will create

Waterloo Region Drug Action Team calls province's new legislation 'vicious and harmful' #drugsky #onpoli #onhealth

www.cambridgetoday.ca/local-news/w...

Attempted closure of @insitevan.bsky.social in 2008 was taken to the Supreme Court, where judges UNANIMOUSLY RULED that attempted closure went against the country's Charter of Rights and Freedoms by threatening the safety and lives of the people who need to use it.

care camp in Midland Ontario… I am offering free tents, free meals and paid wages to a few selected homeless people. The notwithstanding clause is not a practical measure to combat with the fact that we have let in too many people from other countries and put our people on the streets!

Organs from homeless people...
What if these recipients develop addictions and end up homeless?
Doesn't anybody watch Weird or What?
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...