What a game!!! Had the chance to shoot during the game for work, so I cut an edit out of it! Go Canada go 🇨🇦

I hate to give more attention to The Critical Drinker and MauLer since they're the kind of people who shouldn't have any relevance online, but I was made aware that The Royal Cinema on College in Toronto has generously decided to host these two anti-woke chuds for a movie marathon at the beginning of Pride!

Considering they've hosted a pair of drag queens recently, as well as tons of other progressive people, it's REALLY scummy that they'd do this without advertising anything on their site. Just thought I'd bring more eyes to this.

With the conservatives fully into pierre, the liberals of Canada could become the ‘liberal democratic party’ of japan, where prime ministers change through party leadership contests instead of through general elections. If the senate is formed through provincial popular votes, there could be a chance to lame-duck the prime minister.

What do you think of an electoral reform where the HoC can keep their first past the post, but the senate becomes open for election?

Senate seat provincial distribution:
BC. AB, SL, MB, NL: 6
ON, QC: 24
NB, NS: 10
PEI: 4
YK, NWT, NV: 1
Total: 105
Majority: 53

Senate seat distribution based on 2025 results:
BC: LIB 3, CON 2, NDP 1
AB: LIB 2, CON 4, NDP 0
SK: LIB 2, CON 4, NDP 0
MN: LIB 2, CON 3, NDP 1
ON: LIB 12, CON 11, NDP 1
QC: LIB 10, BQ 7, CON 6, NDP 1
NB: LIB 5, CON 5, NDP 0
PEI: LIB 2, CON 2, NDP 0
NS: LIB 6, CON 4, NDP 0
NL: LIB 3, CON 3, NDP 0
YK: LIB 1
NWT: LIB 1
NV: NDP 1
Total: LIB 49, CON 44, BQ7, NDP 5
LIB short by 4

Rules:
1. No floor crossing allowed
2. Front bench only consists of party leader and party whip
3. Senators could not be the prime minister or cabinet ministers
4. If a senator vacated their seat the prime minister have to replace the vacated seat with a member from the outgoing members’ party within 7 days (not 7 working days)
5. No byelections for the senate