Some truthiness here. Moderation and common sense should be used.

This is a parody account. It’s quite funny.

Breaking news: Jair Bolsonaro has applied for a six-month visitor visa to remain in the US. The former president of Brazil faces multiple investigations at home on.ft.com/40bTjhI

I would have thought it was too hot down there to cook with gas. Yea induction.

Robert G. Miller, a reclusive Quebec billionaire and founder of an electronics parts distributor, allegedly paid several young girls large sums of money in exchange for sexual favours for more than a decade. Miller denies all allegations. cbc.ca/newsinteractiv…

The balloon was spotted in Montana, the location of one of the three nuclear missile silo fields at Malmstrom Air Force Base. trib.al/CLXWTyr

They’re just ticked off that they got caught. I think they doth protest too much.

Netflix announced yesterday customers in Canada will be subject to stricter password sharing rules. This is going to cause problems for some families. My thoughts: calgarysun.com/opinion/column… #media

The Premier also stressed this was a private event involving his daughters wedding - suggesting the story was about her wedding. It wasn’t. It was about an event that conservatives felt was a “pay for play” party that they felt deeply uncomfortable with. #onpoli

Ffs. What are the Americans doing to Canada? #Customs #USA cbc.ca/news/canada/mo…

A few thoughts on CCP interference in Canadian political activities, given the MANY stories we're seeing these days, and the leaks. Basically, a thread of caveats and warnings:

So why is any social media account permitted on government issued phones that are connected to government information systems? #TikTok #Canada #security

Cherie Wong, executive director of Alliance Canada Hong Kong, says the diaspora has been warning about Chinese interference in elections for years - but many are afraid to speak out.

Anyone else notice that promoted Tweets are everywhere now. Just for the record, if I notice it, I will purposely not be a consumer of their product or service. #annoying

BREAKING: The Ford government has lost another major court case. Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled that campaign spending restrictions targeting unions & other non-party groups infringe voters' Charter right to meaningful participation in the electoral process. #onpoli

In case you're wondering: but didn't the Ford government use the notwithstanding clause on this? Yes they did, but notwithstanding clause can't be used to override *all* Charter rights. It doesn't apply to voting rights, which this court case explored. cbc.ca/news/politics/…

Foreign electoral interference in Canada is a big deal, particularly right now (minority parliament). The reality is that our next election could be right around the corner, and we're not ready. What should be done, right now, to prepare? 🧵

Why would you care? It is really none of your business whether a person wears a mask.

The accountant shortage is prompting Minnesota to consider alternative paths to becoming a licensed CPA wsj.com/articles/accou… via The Wall Street Journal Lindsay Ellis