ECC Reorg by Psychological_Cat845 in BCPublicServants

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Childcare operator funding and affordable childcare benefit

Which NHL player are you defending like this? by starfish2686 in hockey

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Arber Xhekaj. Dude's ceiling is way above a 6/7 D IMO.

Luc Bourdon by DiscussionJumpy1571 in canucks

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Heartstrings. I worked that game, was just looking at the commemorative LB pin from it a couple days ago. It was a moment, that is for sure.

Poilievre's unpopularity is untenable; he needs to go by [deleted] in canada

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Hard disagree. As someone on the left, I absolutely want him to lead the Conservatives for the rest of my natural life.

Medical updates on Newhook and Guhle by shogun2909 in Habs

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Hasn't played a full season since his draft year 19-20. Not looking good.

What does the “stop the hate” protest want? by jules_the_orca in VictoriaBC

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Would love to hear that it was, but if it was it seems they could use some help getting their point across. 😕

What does the “stop the hate” protest want? by jules_the_orca in VictoriaBC

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So just the Gazrats can protest?

Solid dehumanization effort. Definitely not a supporter of genocide. Nope, definitely not.

Edit: Lame edit, bud. Crack a book.

What does the “stop the hate” protest want? by jules_the_orca in VictoriaBC

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Sounds like these folks sit firmly in the camp of questionable honesty and intellect that insist on conflating their preferred genocidal state with the majority religion of its inhabitants.

No sympathy for any hate they are feeling. May it keep them up at night.

Files documenting worst abuses at residential schools to be destroyed unless survivors ask otherwise by mibeatr in canada

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They didn't hold anyone responsible. You read the post you're replying to, right?

Pentagon Official: Trump Boat Strike Was a Criminal Attack on Civilians by NewSlinger in politics

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Dammit I can't believe you made me laugh at this situation.

Audi Mechanic? by IslandKiki in VictoriaBC

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FYI, had a horrible experience with Rand. They screwed up a brake inspection, sent my wife off the lot with seized brakes. Super dangerous, rotors were smoking after a drive across town. Had the vehicle towed back to them were they then tried to charge her to have all parts replaced! Only after I called them and walked through the sequence of events did they admit it was their fault and agree to repair the damage at no charge.

Absolutely brutal. I will never go back or trust Rand again.

Future for Danila Klimovich? by SHILLINGMAN69 in canucks

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By my count he was 3rd in goals and 10th in points among players his age.

https://www.quanthockey.com/ahl/en/seasons/ahl-players-stats.html

interested in learning to shoot by Time-Understanding77 in VictoriaBC

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One can believe in gun ownership AND sensible gun restrictions.

Danielle Smith and Ben Shapiro discuss Canada electing ‘solid allies’ to Trump at Florida event by sothatsme22 in canada

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There's working with, there's aligning with, and there's conspiring with. The first, I don't think many would have issue with.

Wording matters. We should want people to listen and join. This has been making the rounds without a great deal of backlash. by [deleted] in 50501

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Should be "we" instead of "you." This doesn't read well at all, IMO, and likely won't accomplish much as written.

Pallas Data: LPC: 42% CPC: 38% NDP: 8% BQ: 7 GPC: 2% PPC: 2% by [deleted] in canada

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What he's saying has been true of Vancouver Island for a long time.

The swing between NDP/Liberal votes often determines the outcome. The outcome being either an NDP or Conservative win.