this nikka involving Benzino's kid in situations she has no business being in.......
have daughters brehs
Pressa is so trash how do people even like this garbage
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Brandsdale
Big Yella
everything still feels the same
wtf is up with this damn province?
wtf is up with this damn province?
that don't make sense. nobody is going to keep re-upping on stickers and shyt
our politicians are waiting for the 4th waveeverything still feels the same
wtf is up with this damn province?
Brandsdale
Big Yella
Didn’t even realize we gotta stay in each stage of reopening for 21 days before progressing to the next one 
See y’all on Halloween?
See y’all on Halloween?
https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1902270531741
‘Humiliated, dehumanized’: Calgary victim of racial slur, spitting attack shares trauma
The simple act of going to the grocery store near her home alone is something Calgary woman Tianna Hay is now too afraid to do, after she was spit on and called a racial slur by a stranger outside a Dollarama in the northeast.
The incident happened back in February, but Hay shared through tears on Thursday how the racist attack has impacted her life in ways she didn’t know were possible, including making her feel paranoid and anxious in her daily life.
“An unmasked stranger, who felt that my blackness was a menace to his presence, thought it’d be OK to assault me. He locked eyes with me, approached me and spat in my face and body. Shortly after shouting: ‘You N-word.’”
Hay said the stranger then repeated himself: “Yeah, I called you an effing N-word.”
The 22-year-old Jamaican-Canadian said she can’t escape the memory of his voice and the image of his face.
“That racial slur is not something that I savour or retain in my vocabulary. It carries centuries of anguish and hostility towards people that came before me and who look just like me.”
Police are investigating the incident, which happened at the Dollarama in the 5400 block of Temple Drive Northeast at around 4:15 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 11, and hoping to identify the man believed to be involved.
Hay was approaching the entrance of the store and was about to walk inside, but police said she paused when she noticed there was a man exiting, which is when he yelled and spat at her.
Cacs always attack black women and kids
‘Humiliated, dehumanized’: Calgary victim of racial slur, spitting attack shares trauma
The simple act of going to the grocery store near her home alone is something Calgary woman Tianna Hay is now too afraid to do, after she was spit on and called a racial slur by a stranger outside a Dollarama in the northeast.
The incident happened back in February, but Hay shared through tears on Thursday how the racist attack has impacted her life in ways she didn’t know were possible, including making her feel paranoid and anxious in her daily life.
“An unmasked stranger, who felt that my blackness was a menace to his presence, thought it’d be OK to assault me. He locked eyes with me, approached me and spat in my face and body. Shortly after shouting: ‘You N-word.’”
Hay said the stranger then repeated himself: “Yeah, I called you an effing N-word.”
The 22-year-old Jamaican-Canadian said she can’t escape the memory of his voice and the image of his face.
“That racial slur is not something that I savour or retain in my vocabulary. It carries centuries of anguish and hostility towards people that came before me and who look just like me.”
Police are investigating the incident, which happened at the Dollarama in the 5400 block of Temple Drive Northeast at around 4:15 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 11, and hoping to identify the man believed to be involved.
Hay was approaching the entrance of the store and was about to walk inside, but police said she paused when she noticed there was a man exiting, which is when he yelled and spat at her.
Cacs always attack black women and kids
nikka there was ice on my windshield at 10amthis weather is crazy
last week it was like 30 degrees and now its 3 degrees outside
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therewillbeboogienights
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They would obviously want to buy a house in like the next 5 years. Do you think things will get better? Will homes be more affordable?
Idk I plan on leaving regardless, but I know plenty people my age that roots here and don't want to leave.
I agree with you on the bolded, but I don't think a uni to good job pipeline is as feasible as it was before. I think the youth need to start being a bit more crafty and thinking outside the box career wise. That's what I have done and I honestly found a path where I could make a decent living.
therewillbeboogienights
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Wow thanks so much to the Ontario government for moving my 2nd dose from August 31st to August 2nd! What a difference! 
Well I guess bye bye to summer 2021, I want a fukking refund.
Well I guess bye bye to summer 2021, I want a fukking refund.
therewillbeboogienights
All Star
therewillbeboogienights
All Star
Black excellence
It seems like he has been grinding forever!!!! Kudos to him!
late may...perfect weather, Friday night...Didn’t even realize we gotta stay in each stage of reopening for 21 days before progressing to the next one
See y’all on Halloween?
i miss the weekend buzz after a long week of work
Brandsdale
Big Yella
Truly hate this placelate may...perfect weather, Friday night...
i miss the weekend buzz after a long week of work
Assuming hospitalizations, ICU occupancy and new admissions are going down, we can expect Step 1 to start on June 14.
Before Step 2 on July 5, at least 70% of adults need to have received one dose, and 20% must be fully vaccinated.
In Step 3 (July 26), 70-80% of adults need one dose and 25% must be fully vaccinated. Indoor
July 26
