CBC News projects Liberal majority government -- Danielle Martin is projected to win the by-election in University-Rosedale

A majority it is. Diversifying trade was promised, but the table is set with layoffs at Global Affairs and a Buy Canadian policy which qualifies foreign firms as “Canadian”, firms like Google Canada and Lockheed Martin Canada. Thus far, Canada’s integration with the States has continued.

The Internet's Most Powerful Archiving Tool Is in Peril As major news outlets cut off the Wayback Machine, journalists and advocacy groups are rallying to protect the Internet Archive’s vast collection of web pages.

A key tool for accountability journalists.

Copyright is trying to make a comeback.

Look, @greglindsay.org, I’m reading about sportz.

Japanese Band’s Wartime Tour Across Ukraine Becomes Feature Film “Inochi” A Japanese band's wartime tour across Ukraine becomes the subject of the feature film "Inochi," documenting life amidst ongoing attacks.

The documentary explores culture amid uncertainty.

Italy’s Culture Minister Demands Resignation of Biennale Official Over Russia Pavilion Dispute Italy’s culture minister urges a Biennale board member to resign over Russia’s planned 2026 pavilion return, drawing criticism from Ukraine and EU.

A resignation was demanded.

As Russia Bombards Ukraine, the Venice Biennale Welcomes Kremlin-Linked Russians. So Who Are They? Russian participants tied to the Kremlin spark backlash as Venice Biennale allows Russia’s return.

Something has changed this year.

La bataille pour la transmission de Jordi Savall Les projets de Jordi Savall incluent de plus en plus de jeunes musiciens, immigrants et réfugiés.

Une pratique artistique unique.

Rob Boddice, historien des émotions Rob Boddice construit à Montréal depuis des décennies une histoire des émotions.

Une entrevue avec @boddice.bsky.social.

Carney touts 'Buy Canadian' policy in Liberal convention keynote Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech at the Liberal Party's national convention in Montreal on Saturday focused in part on sovereignty and buying Canadian products. 'The days of our military sending 70...

The dark funny thing about the cheers is that the policy qualifies as “Canadian” foreign firms like Google Canada, Lockheed Martin Canada, and General Dynamics Canada.

Sometimes I think about this tweet.

Great news for Hungary and a big defeat for far right bullies

Agreed.

Souveraineté numérique : la France abandonne Windows pour Linux L'État français officialise sa sortie de Windows au profit de Linux dans le cadre d'une stratégie ambitieuse de souveraineté numérique. Cette transformation, pilotée par la DINUM, vise à réduire drast...

Bravo !

⚡️ Viktor Orbán concedes defeat, ending his 16-year leadership.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán officially conceded power to opposition leader Péter Magyar on Sunday night after early election results showed the Tisza party on track for a parliamentary majority.

Viktor Orbán Admits Election Defeat as Tisza Projected Supermajority Hungary’s opposition Tisza party is on course to secure a supermajority in Sunday’s parliamentary election, projected to win more than 135 of the 199 seats with over 60 per cent of the votes counted. ...

Even the Orbán-friendly Hungarian Conservative magazine is admitting defeat.

EN DIRECT, élections en Hongrie : Viktor Orban reconnaît sa défaite aux législatives ; le conservateur pro-européen Péter Magyar en tête, selon de premiers résultats Le dépouillement des élections législatives, encore partiel, donne l’opposition au premier ministre sortant en tête, dimanche soir.

Alternance démocratique en Hongrie. Après 16 ans du pouvoir illibéral, Viktor Orban concède la défaite.

www.lemonde.fr/internationa...

Hungary election live: Viktor Orbán concedes defeat in Hungarian election after 16 years in power Long-serving prime minister beaten by opposition after early results showed clear lead

Orban has lost. What a great day! (Unlike some sundowning clowns we know, he has admitted he lost, too.)

Thank you brave and relentless Hungarians ☀️

Hungary election: Viktor Orbán concedes with opposition on course for landslide election win - follow live Hungary's prime minister has been ousted after 16 years in power, with Péter Magyar set to be the country's new leader.

Orbán seems to have conceded.

🔴 BREAKING: Hungary's Viktor Orban called to congratulate Peter Magyar as the Tisza party holds a dominant 68 percent lead with over half the votes counted.

Canadian bank execs, regulators meet to discuss risks raised by Anthropic’s new AI model Anthropic has said its Mythos model has already found thousands of cybersecurity vulnerabilities, raising concerns about its use by threat actors

Good to know.

The tricky thing about this is that the inverse is true: The Liberals make things happen via positivist personality politics. Individual leaders are seen as the vectors of addressing issues, making things happen, etc. For example, Carney successfully framed his persona as the “pragmatic outsider”.

Shawn Micallef: Artemis II rekindled our interest in space — which makes the loss of this Toronto landmark hit that much harder Artemis II returns to Earth even as crews demolish the McLaughlin Planetarium, the symbol of a bygone era of enthusiasm for space exploration.

In @thestar.com today I wrote about the dreamy rekindling of space travel coinciding w Toronto’s terrestrial tear down of a communal place to share the Dark Side of the Moon.

Pls stop listening to Evan Solomon & the Cdn Vichy tech bros

Montreal Spring Style.

Les coulisses vues par Catherine Charlebois, muséologue : ville.montreal.qc.ca/memoiresdesm...

📷 Gabor Szilasi, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec / Grande Bibliothèque

R.I.P. Gabor Szilasi, Montreal’s unofficial documentary photographer who folded art, design, and architecture into life.

Catalogue. Gabor Szilasi: the eloquence of the everyday.

Open catalogue showing two of his photos, 1973 and 1988.

R.I.P., Gabor Szilasi (1928-2026).