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Trump ends Canada access at shared border library In a picturesque town on the U.S.-Canada border, workers under dark clouds were building a new entrance for Canadians into a library to replace one that had long symbolized bilateral closeness.

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a light blond golden retriever puppy wearing an olive green beanie sits on a picnic table in a park. the trees in the background are green and orange with fall foliage. his floppy green beanie is pulled down on his noggin, pressing a line of his fluffy forehead fur forward, and gluing his ears to the sides of his face. he looks ever so slightly downcast that no one understands him. photo credit wat.ki on instagram

This is Poet. He would have really crushed it as a barista in the early to mid-2010s. Born in the wrong decade smh. 12/10

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How the Canada Post restructuring and strike could affect the Yukon With the federal government's restructuring measures sending Canada Post workers back to the picket line, contingency plans are made for territorial election

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Washington D.C. - Bijan Robinson has been selected as the Week 5 NFL Players Association (NFLPA) Community MVP after hosting a book fair for more than 7,700 kids in Atlanta. After learning nearly 70 percent of third-and fourth-grade Atlanta students were reading below proficient level, the Atlanta Falcons running back felt compelled to do his part in addressing the growing literacy rate crisis. On September 23, Robinson welcomed students from more than 35 elementary schools in the Atlanta Public Schools (APS) district to Mercedes Benz Stadium for a memorable event.

I love this so much!

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For the fourth time, Peruvian Gen Z demonstrators, joined by transport and merchant unions, marched through downtown Lima on September 28, ending the day in clashes with riot police.

Laura MacGregor wrote about her experience of extreme caregiving and won the CBC Nonfiction Prize | CBC Books The Waterloo, Ont.-based writer will receive $6,000 from the Canada Council for the Arts, a two-week writing residency at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and her work has been published on CBC Bo...

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Authoritarians always twist “free speech” into a weapon, censoring whoever they fear most.

Trump’s FCC chair Brandon Carr’s flip-flop on censorship and free speech is staggering.

Today’s Daily Cartoon, by Riley Fanning. #NewYorkerCartoons

Join TriTAg at UPCOMING EVENTS Sept 28 Waterloo Region Climate Fest Hosted by ClimateActionWR at Gaukel Block. A free day of climate solutions, workshops, storytelling, performances, & more! OCT 4 Saturday 10am- 1pm Ride for Refugee Hosted by Social Development Centre WR starting at Red Racoon Bike Rescue. Ride/walk to help raise funds for charities that provide hope, safety, & freedom. OCT 18 Saturday 10am-4pm Guelph Transportation Summit Hosted by Transit Action Alliance Guelph (TAAG) at Dublin St. United Church. Explore innovative solutions and promote accessible, equitable, & sustainable transportation

Join TriTAG at these upcoming events!

TriTAG will be tabling at Waterloo Region Climate Fest, tabling and riding at Ride for Refugee, and speaking at the Guelph Transportation Summit.

DM us or email us at hello@tritag.ca if you'd like to volunteer! Links in thread below. (1/4)

As Temperatures Rise, So Does Sugar Consumption Warmer temperatures are associated with higher consumption of sugary beverages and frozen treats, raising concerns about long-term health effects

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Today, on Drug Poisoning Awareness Day I'm renewing the Ontario Greens call for a real plan to tackle the drug poisoning epidemic.

It's time to listen to the experts and reopen the supervised consumption and treatment sites that have saved so many lives.

News roundup: August 23, 2025 Here’s the latest in walking, biking, and transit news for Waterloo Region for the last couple of weeks. Subscribe to get updates delivered directly to your inbox! You can also follow us on Bluesky an...

Accelerating ION, rights on red, and affordable housing. This and lots more in our latest news roundup:

Gaza’s cash crisis is a painful reminder of powerlessness Israel decimated the banking system, leading so-called cash brokers to charge exorbitant fees to access banknotes

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He Is the Fortunate Son Donald Trump was exactly what Creedence was warning us about

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Oh and hey check out the kickstarter video for a familiar voice

… it’s me it’s my voice

Residents are really struggling this afternoon. If anyone can do a drop off of water or ice in the next hour that would be amazing.

Hey friends: you can now apply to represent Kitchener on regional council!!

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Can you spot fake news videos? Google's new AI tool makes it harder to know what's real | CBC News Google's new AI video tool, Veo 3, is designed to be astonishingly realistic, generating its own dialogue, sound effects and soundtracks. Some AI experts say that level of technology is unsettling and...

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I didn't dress up or anything but please enjoy these gothy ass sunflowers for world goth day.

My garden is goth even when I'm not 😅

‘I don’t know how people manage to hit trains. It just boggles my mind’ Greater education is needed to reduce an average of 15 crashes per year between vehicles and LRT trains in Kitchener-Waterloo, says Colleen James.

"In all crashes between trains and vehicles, the driver of the vehicle has been found at fault and repairs to the tracks, infrastructure and train are covered by the driver’s insurance company." www.therecord.com/news/waterlo...

Misinformation about Poilievre's election loss persists. Here are the facts | CBC News Although Pierre Poilievre and the Conservative Party promptly accepted his election loss in the Carleton riding, claims of fraud and unfairness continue to spread. These are the facts of what happened...

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Past biases create present-day hurdles for Six Nations historians Haudenosaunee history is heavily documented, but some local experts say there are caveats since many of the ones recording events, and later studying them, haven’t been part of the culture.

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After the Wildfires, This High School Needed a Campus. It Found a Sears. Palisades Charter High School in California has held classes online since the fire in January. On Tuesday, students gathered at a new, temporary home, a retrofitted Sears.

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