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CEO-to-worker pay ratio in 1965: 20-1

CEO-to-worker pay ratio in 1990: 75-1

CEO-to-worker pay ratio today: 280-to-1

Trickle-down economics was always a sham.

Nothing has ever trickled down.

1) Fox News is for real not showing stock-market ticker during this week's collapse.

2) Its economic news is "strong jobs report."

3) Every time I've checked in today, the coverage has been "illegal immigrants committing new crimes."

This is state propaganda, on a par with North Korea or PRC.

We actually support the wall idea. Guano/nitrous oxide mineral deal on the table still.

Gritty with his long lost father

Watts Electrifies As Sceptres Hand New York Another Blow To Their Playoff Hopes A tightly played goaltender battle on Wednesday saw the <a href="https://dubhockey.com/toronto-sceptres-pwhl/">Toronto Sceptres</a> come away with a huge three-point victory over the New York Sirens. ...

Daryl Watts electrified as the Toronto Sceptres handed New York another significant blow to their playoff hopes.

✍️ @gamedayhockey.bsky.social

thehockeynews.com/womens/watts... #PWHL

what’s bringing me joy today? this clip of jan hooks (terribly, amazingly) belting bridge over troubled water directly into the face of the most uncomfortable looking paul simon. one of my favorite television moments.

On this day in 1980, King of Kensington aired its final episode.
The show, which aired for five seasons, was a massive success that helped make Al Waxman a Canadian icon.
Let's learn more about this wonderful show that is beloved to this day!

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brb finding a good necromancer

That ship sailed…

The Manosphere:

"gender-affirming care for me, but not for thee."

“Next”. I think you mean “first”.

Donald Trump threatens 200% tariff on EU wine and champagne US president says levy on alcohol imports would be retaliation for ‘nasty’ 50% tariff imposed on bourbon whiskey

Trump is trying to shake France down.
That's the last bottle of bourbon sold in Europe in our generation.
As for freedom wines from France?
I will go and buy some bottles tonight.
I stand with the free world - especially allies that make great wine.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

Remember Canadians, it is about boycotting American products! The EU and the UK are our trusted friends and allies and should not be forgotten. If you cannot buy a Canadian product please buy British, French, German, Scandinavian, Italian and so on! Let's build a stronger world together!

It sure does

Key Objectives of a US invasion of Canada were outlined as:

1. Halifax, Nova Scotia: Capture the port city to sever Canada's connection with Britain and disable its naval capabilities.

2. Niagara Falls: Seize power plants to disrupt Canada's energy supply.

This is for Canadians. Worth going over if you haven’t yet. #cdnpoli

Hockey scoreboard 4-1

PWHL hockey game

I’m not mad about a 4-1 Sceptres win over the first place team (MTL) right now! #PWHL

This black-and-white photograph depicts a person in a military or wartime setting, likely from the mid-20th century, given the context and style. The individual is wearing a headscarf and a uniform, with a heavy machine gun mounted in front of them, suggesting they are operating or guarding a position. The person is holding a cigarette, with smoke trailing upward, adding a contemplative or tense atmosphere to the scene.

I'm sharing an image a day to celebrate the culture and history of Canada.
Today, it is Veronica Foster, known as Ronnie, the Bren Gun Girl, during the Second World War. The United States based "Rosie the Riveter" off of her.
#ElbowsUp

📸LAC PA-119766

The Canadian government needs to block x😶

Clocks change next Sunday, lets have this be the last time.
#LockTheClocks

Let’s go! It’s game time!

Good. Sharpen it.

a man wearing a helmet says give them nothing Alt: a Spartan warrior wearing a helmet says give them nothing

Buy Canadian, buy Mexican, buy South and Central American, buy European, etc. but, ABOVE ALL ELSE, DO NOT BUY AMERICAN!

Noble Maria warned us all.

www.nobelprize.org/prizes/peace...

Tariff time, Canada Elbows up If you come for one of us, you come for all of us

Guelph prof works to save U.S. climate data before it's scrubbed from websites | CBC News A University of Guelph associate professor is working with other experts to preserve climate change data amid the U.S. government’s efforts to scrub them it from internet. While the preservation effor...

Guelph prof works to save U.S. climate data before it's scrubbed from websites #Guelph #Canada #USClimateData

Prof says they’re doing their best, but ‘there's always going to be things that we miss’

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

The painting depicts a woman dressed in 17th-century colonial attire, standing confidently on a grassy hill overlooking a body of water. She wears a black dress with a white collar, a wide-brimmed hat, and holds a musket in her right hand, with a sword hanging from her belt, suggesting a role as a militiaman or defender. Her stance is resolute, and she wears sturdy shoes and stockings. In the background, there is a wooden palisade and a few figures in similar period clothing, indicating a colonial settlement. The sky is dramatic with clouds, and the overall scene has a historical, heroic tone, likely representing a figure like Madeleine de Verchères, a Canadian heroine known for defending a fort during a raid. The painting is rich in detail and color, evoking a sense of bravery and historical significance.

On this day in 1678, Madeleine de Vercheres was born in New France.
When she was 14, she single-handedly repelled a raid on Fort Verchères and became a legendary heroic figure in the history of New France.
Let's learn more about this amazing individual!

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