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This is one of the more powerful and human moments from the Marathon of Hope.In the summer of 1980, Terry Fox was alread...
06/18/2026

This is one of the more powerful and human moments from the Marathon of Hope.

In the summer of 1980, Terry Fox was already battling exhaustion, pain, and the physical toll of running across Canada on a prosthetic leg after losing his own to cancer. Near Terrace Bay, Ontario, he met 10-year-old Greg Scott, a boy who had also lost a leg to bone cancer.

Greg cycled alongside Terry for several miles, and the two spent time together during a brief break—swimming in Jackfish Lake and sharing a moment of normal childhood joy in the middle of something extraordinary.

For Terry Fox, who often faced loneliness and physical suffering on the road, encounters like this became deeply meaningful. He later described this day as one of the most inspiring of his entire journey.

Both stories carry a heartbreaking weight in hindsight: Greg Scott would pass away about a month after Terry Fox’s own journey ended in 1981. But the moment they shared remains remembered as a symbol of courage, resilience, and connection.

🇨🇦❤️ It’s a reminder that Terry Fox’s legacy isn’t only about distance run—it’s about the people he met and the hope he inspired along the way.

⚖️🇨🇦 **“A new bill was just approved in Canada” — what’s actually important here**That statement could refer to many dif...
06/18/2026

⚖️🇨🇦 **“A new bill was just approved in Canada” — what’s actually important here**

That statement could refer to many different laws, because Canada passes hundreds of bills at different levels (federal, provincial, and even municipal) every year. Without the name or subject of the bill, it’s impossible to accurately say what changed.

If this refers to a specific recent law (for example on social media, immigration, taxes, safety, or healthcare), the impact can be very different:

* 📱 **Digital / social media bills** → affect online platforms, privacy, youth safety
* 💰 **Economic bills** → impact taxes, housing, affordability
* ⚖️ **Justice / safety bills** → affect policing, sentencing, public safety
* 🏫 **Education or health bills** → change services and funding
* 🌍 **Immigration bills** → affect residency, work permits, and population policy

👉 In Canada, a bill becoming law means it has:

1. Passed the House of Commons
2. Passed the Senate
3. Received Royal Assent

If you tell me the name or what the bill is about, I can break down exactly what it changes and who it affects.

📉 The decline itself isn't necessarily a crisis. Much of the decrease appears to be tied to fewer non-permanent resident...
06/18/2026

📉 The decline itself isn't necessarily a crisis. Much of the decrease appears to be tied to fewer non-permanent residents (such as international students and temporary workers) and changes in immigration policies. If the government intentionally slowed temporary resident growth, some population decline could be expected.

🏠 There may be short-term benefits. Slower population growth could ease pressure on housing, infrastructure, healthcare, and other public services that have struggled to keep pace in many communities.

👷 But there are also economic risks. Canada has an aging population and relies heavily on immigration to support workforce growth, fill labour shortages, and help fund public programs through tax revenues. A prolonged population decline could create challenges for economic growth and government finances.

📊 The key question is whether this is temporary or the start of a longer trend. Three consecutive quarters is significant, but it's too early to know whether Canada is entering a period of sustained population decline or simply adjusting after several years of unusually rapid growth.

💬 What do you think?

Is Canada's population decline:

👍 A positive correction after years of rapid growth

❤️ A warning sign for Canada's future economy and workforce

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⚽✈️🇨🇦 **Fighter Jets to Help Secure World Cup Airspace**As Canada hosts FIFA World Cup matches, security will extend bey...
06/18/2026

⚽✈️🇨🇦 **Fighter Jets to Help Secure World Cup Airspace**

As Canada hosts FIFA World Cup matches, security will extend beyond stadium gates and into the skies.

Officials say military aircraft will help monitor airspace over Vancouver and Toronto during matches and major fan events as part of a broader security plan. Canada and the United States are expected to coordinate closely on airspace surveillance and response measures throughout the tournament.

Authorities emphasize that these patrols are precautionary and are common for major international events. The aircraft will typically operate at altitudes where most people on the ground may not notice them.

Supporters say the measures are necessary to protect players, fans, and critical infrastructure. Others question the cost and scale of security operations for sporting events.

💬 What do you think?

👍 **Strong security is essential for events like the World Cup**

❤️ **Security should be effective but kept as low-profile as possible**

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⚽🇨🇦 **Would you pay World Cup prices to watch a match in person?**The FIFA World Cup is one of the biggest sporting even...
06/18/2026

⚽🇨🇦 **Would you pay World Cup prices to watch a match in person?**

The FIFA World Cup is one of the biggest sporting events on the planet, and Canada is hosting matches for the first time in history. But for many fans, the excitement is being tempered by the cost.

Some supporters say attending a World Cup is a once-in-a-lifetime experience worth the price. Others argue that ticket costs, hotel rates, and travel expenses have made the tournament inaccessible for many ordinary families.

Recent reports suggest some resale tickets remain available, and hotel occupancy in host cities has been lower than some expected. Analysts say prices could adjust closer to match day if organizers and sellers look to fill remaining seats.

💬 What do you think?

👍 **YES** — It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience worth paying for.

❤️ **NO** — The prices are too high for most fans.

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🇨🇦 Courage. Sacrifice. Honor.

The world remembers warriors who refused to quit.

💬 Do you think bravery still defines a nation today?

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It's a significant cultural shift for Canada, even though the business side of NHL broadcasting changed years ago.For ma...
06/18/2026

It's a significant cultural shift for Canada, even though the business side of NHL broadcasting changed years ago.

For many Canadians, **"Hockey Night in Canada" on CBC** was more than a sports broadcast—it was a weekly tradition that connected generations. Families gathered on Saturday nights, and the familiar theme music and hosts became part of Canadian culture. The fact that NHL games will no longer be available on public television means some viewers, particularly seniors, rural residents, and lower-income households, may have less access to live hockey.

On the other hand, supporters of the change point out that sports broadcasting has become increasingly expensive, and private broadcasters are willing to invest billions in rights fees, production, and digital platforms. From a business perspective, it's not surprising that NHL content continues to move toward subscription and streaming services.

The bigger question may be whether a sport so closely tied to Canadian identity should remain easily accessible to everyone, regardless of income or subscription packages.

🏒🇨🇦 **What do you think?**

Is the end of NHL hockey on CBC the end of an important Canadian tradition?

👍 **YES** — Canada is losing a piece of its cultural identity.

❤️ **NO** — Times change, and sports broadcasting is evolving.

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🇨🇦 One of Canada's most inspiring heroes.

Would you have had the courage to keep going?

💬 Comment: YES or NO

🇨🇦 **Should Pierre Poilievre become Canada’s preferred choice for Prime Minister?**Pierre Poilievre remains one of Canad...
06/18/2026

🇨🇦 **Should Pierre Poilievre become Canada’s preferred choice for Prime Minister?**

Pierre Poilievre remains one of Canada's most prominent political figures, with supporters praising his focus on affordability, housing, tax relief, and government accountability. Critics argue that Canada would be better served by a different approach to economic and social challenges.

💬 What do you think?

👍 **YES** — Pierre Poilievre should be Canadians' preferred choice for Prime Minister.

❤️ **NO** — Canadians should support another leader.

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06/18/2026

🇨🇦 Courage. Sacrifice. Honor.

The world remembers warriors who refused to quit.

💬 Do you think bravery still defines a nation today?

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