Brendan. Screenwriter 'THE SHRINE' (https://xitter.gq/t.co/8GGAJjnTNc), contributing music writer for @fluidradio.
Ottawa, CA
Joined May 2010
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As a Blue Jays fan, I can’t wait for next season. This felt like a year where fundamental changes happened and the Jays figured something out that’s going to keep them dangerous for years to come. LET’S GO BLUE JAYS!!
My prediction was always Blue Jays in 4…BUT this loss is on John Schneider. Should not have pulled Bieber that early. I think he assumed they had the win and partially wanted to rest him. A few Blue Jays defensive errors did the rest of the work. So: Blue Jays in 4.
I was late to this. Only discovered it last year. Masterpiece.
this was our AOTY in like 2008 or something and it still hits; a low-key avant-shoegaze classic that sounds like Codeine produced by Philip Jeck, now getting a first time vinyl release
bit.ly/3XmQ6Mh
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Five years ago today, in his first home game since entering the NHL/NHLPA player assistance program three months earlier, Bobby Ryan notched a hat trick in an emotional return to Ottawa #Hockey365 #GoSensGo
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With first-past-the-post, 43% of the vote gave Ford's PCs 64.5% of the seats and 100% of the power.
It's time for proportional representation.
fairvote.ca/28/02/2025/pcs-f…
ALT Ontario election 2025 how we voted and what we got
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For all the Seniors that died in LTC
For all the HC workers he demonizes
For all the Education Workers he demonizes
For all the Autistic children he ignores
For all the disabled he insults & calls lazy
For the Homeless
For all the lies he’s told & 💰 he’s stolen
#VoteFordOut
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Brady Tkachuk couldn’t participate in the skills event on the ice today, but he really wanted to be involved.
I’m going to estimate he signed north of 500 autographs while the event was going on. And he told every single kid, “Don’t worry, I’ll get to you.”
And he did.
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Here’s the revised list of Doug Ford’s ten most costly decisions, ordered by approximate cost:
1. Repeal of Cap-and-Trade Program
• Cost: Approx. $3 billion in lost revenue from carbon credits that supported environmental projects.
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Most people forget (or never knew) that one of Doug Ford's first acts as Premier in 2018 was to roll back rent control in Ontario.
And guess what happened?
Yep, average median rent in Ontario went from $1203 in 2018 to $2329 in 2024, a 93.6% increase.
Vote this fucker out.
Homelessness has soared in Ontario since the last provincial election.
A report released in January showed that between 2022 and 2024, the province’s known homeless population shot up by 25 per cent to 81,515 people. trib.al/VY7gAFn
