DAILY | Musk joins Twitter's board of directors; #CovidIsntOver — are masks coming back?
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Show Notes
- After news broke yesterday of Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter shares, the billionaire has joined the company's board of directors
- Users are pushing Musk to reinstate former host of The Apprentice Donald Trump on Twitter
- #CovidIsntOver is trending on the social platform
- Toronto's medical officer is encouraging residents in Canada's biggest city to once again mask up
- The New York Times is also on board the #CovidIsntOver train, touting “the next wave” as already being here
- Canada's federal government is reviewing the definition of “fully vaccinated” for its employees
- Policing has a bad image in Canada right now, with the RCMP apparently struggling to receive applications
- The police watchdog, the SIU, has said the trampling of a protester by police horses in Ottawa during the Freedom Convoy protest did not result in a serious enough injury to require an investigation
- Leslyn Lewis is the first Conservative leadership candidate to make the party's final ballot
- A woman who threw paint on a Christian church in Vancouver is being required to write a 500-word apology to congregants and pay a $1,250 fine
- Hard to believe, but Black Lives Matter leaders are involved in yet another scandal involving a $6-million property in California
