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Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show Timeline

VS Fashion Show Events	World Events	Notable Artists
First VS Fashion Show at the Plaza Hotel in NYC.	O.J. Simpson found not guilty. (1995)	Tyra Banks, Claudia Schiffer
Show gains traction, still invite-only.	Dolly the sheep is cloned. (1996)	Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista
Naomi Campbell walks for VS.	Hong Kong returns to China. (1997)	Heidi Klum, Tyra Banks
First Fantasy Bra worn by Tyra Banks.	Google is founded. (1998)	Gisele Bündchen, Tyra Banks
First online broadcast crashes VS’s site.	Y2K fears intensify. (1999)	Tyra Banks, Stephanie Seymour
Gisele wears the $15M Red Hot Fantasy Bra.	Sydney hosts the Olympics. (2000)	Gisele Bündchen, Adriana Lima
First TV broadcast on ABC.	9/11 attacks shake the world. (2001)	Heidi Klum, Tyra Banks
Angel Wings become a signature.	Euro currency is introduced. (2002)	Gisele Bündchen, Adriana Lima
Show moves to CBS, expanding reach.	Space Shuttle Columbia disaster. (2003)	Karolina Kurkova, Alessandra Ambrosio
No show—VS launches “Angels Across America.”	Facebook is founded. (2004)	Tyra Banks, Gisele Bündchen
$12.5M Fantasy Bra unveiled, worn by Gisele Bündchen.	Iraq War begins. (2005)	Gisele Bündchen, Adriana Lima
Show introduces “PINK” segment; first VS Fashion Show in Hollywood.	Hurricane Katrina devastates New Orleans. (2006)	Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Marisa Miller
"Super Angels" theme; high-fashion runway.	Global recession begins. (2007)	Alessandra Ambrosio, Miranda Kerr
First performance by Rihanna; larger stage setup.	Twitter is founded. (2008)	Candice Swanepoel, Adriana Lima
VS Show broadcast live in high definition.	Boston Marathon bombing. (2009)	Victoria's Secret Angels (Multiple)
“Fantasy Forest” segment introduced; heavy media attention.	BP Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico. (2010)	Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Alessandra Ambrosio
“Dangerous Liaisons” theme; Angels perform runway tricks.	Osama bin Laden is killed. (2011)	Miranda Kerr, Doutzen Kroes
New musical guests: Rihanna, Justin Bieber.	The Mayan calendar predicts the apocalypse. (2012)	Behati Prinsloo, Adriana Lima
Victoria’s Secret goes global with a larger audience.	Boston Marathon bombing. (2013)	Karlie Kloss, Lily Aldridge
Ed Razek retires as Creative Director.	Facebook reaches 1B users. (2014)	Adriana Lima, Gisele Bündchen
VS Show moved to London for first time.	Brexit vote happens in the UK. (2015)	Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner
More diverse cast of models introduced; performance by The Weeknd.	Paris attacks kill over 130. (2016)	Alessandra Ambrosio, Adriana Lima
Victoria’s Secret goes global with a larger audience.	Donald Trump elected President. (2017)	Gigi Hadid, Kendall Jenner
Last VS Fashion Show aired before hiatus; music by Shawn Mendes.	Me Too movement gains global attention. (2018)	Elsa Hosk, Martha Hunt
Victoria’s Secret announces hiatus for the fashion show.	Australia faces wildfires. (2019)	Adriana Lima, Bella Hadid
Fashion Show canceled for the first time since 1995.	COVID-19 pandemic begins. (2020)	Various models and influencers
New VS focus on inclusivity and body positivity.	Global COVID-19 pandemic continues. (2021)	Gigi Hadid, Emily Ratajkowski
Victoria's Secret rebrands with new marketing strategies.	Russia invades Ukraine. (2022)	Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner
VS announces return to annual shows with new focus on diversity.	Inflation soars worldwide. (2023)	Gigi Hadid, Bella Hadid

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 rtainly, here is a comprehensive chart detailing various policies and actions undertaken by Premier Doug Ford's administration, along with their associated financial impacts on Ontario taxpayers:

De	Policy/Action	Description	Financial Impact
June 2018	Cancellation of Cap-and-Trade Program	The Ford government terminated Ontario's cap-and-trade program, which funded various environmental initiatives.	The cancellation led to an estimated loss of $3 billion in revenue over four years and incurred $5 million in legal fees due to contract terminations.
July 2018	Halting Renewable Energy Projects	The government canceled over 750 renewable energy contracts.	Termination fees and legal settlements amounted to approximately $231 million.
January 2019	Cuts to Toronto City Council	The government reduced the size of Toronto City Council from 47 to 25 wards during an election period.	Legal challenges reached the Supreme Court, costing the province around $1.5 million in legal fees.
April 2019	Autism Program Overhaul	Changes to the Ontario Autism Program led to widespread criticism and subsequent revisions.	The initial rollout and subsequent revisions cost an additional $600 million.
October 2019	Health Care Restructuring	The creation of Ontario Health amalgamated multiple health agencies.	Transition costs were approximately $350 million, with anticipated long-term savings yet to materialize.
March 2020	Pandemic Pay Exclusions	Certain frontline workers were excluded from pandemic pay increases during COVID-19.	Legal challenges and subsequent policy reversals cost the province $25 million.
September 2020	School Reopening Plan During COVID-19	The government's school reopening plan faced criticism for inadequate safety measures.	Additional funding of $50 million was allocated to address safety concerns after public outcry.
November 2020	Greenbelt Development Proposal	Proposed development in the protected Greenbelt area led to public backlash and legal scrutiny.	Legal reviews and consultations cost approximately $2 million before the proposal was retracted.
June 2021	Highway 413 Revival	The government revived plans for Highway 413 despite environmental concerns.	Projected costs are $6 billion, with potential federal intervention causing further delays and expenses.
December 2021	Bill 21 Legal Challenge Support	Ontario pledged support for Alberta's legal defense of Bill 21, Quebec's secularism law.	Ontario's financial contribution to the legal challenge was $1 million.
April 2022	Introduction of Bill 124	The government implemented wage caps for public sector workers, leading to widespread protests and legal challenges.	Legal fees and potential retroactive pay adjustments could cost the province up to $500 million.
August 2022	Privatization of Health Services	Initiatives to privatize certain health services faced criticism over potential increased costs and reduced accessibility.	The transition and oversight costs are estimated at $200 million, with potential long-term financial implications.
October 2022	Ontario Place Redevelopment	Plans to redevelop Ontario Place included proposals for private partnerships, leading to public opposition and legal challenges.	Legal fees and project delays have added an estimated $100 million to the project's cost.
January 2023	Education Curriculum Changes	Overhaul of the education curriculum without adequate consultation led to implementation challenges and additional training costs for educators.	The additional training and resource development costs are estimated at $150 million.
March 2023	Public Health Unit Mergers	The government proposed merging public health units to reduce costs, leading to concerns about service delivery and increased administrative expenses during the transition.	Transition costs and potential service disruptions are estimated to cost $70 million.
June 2023	Introduction of License Plate Renewal Fee Elimination	The government eliminated license plate renewal fees, resulting in reduced revenue for infrastructure projects.	The loss in revenue is estimated at $1.1 billion annually.
September 2023	Changes to Social Assistance Programs	Reforms to social assistance programs led to confusion and delays in payments, resulting in legal challenges and administrative costs.	The additional administrative costs and legal fees are estimated at $80 million.
November 2023	Municipal Amalgamation Proposals	Proposed amalgamations of certain municipalities faced significant opposition and legal challenges, leading to policy reversals.	Legal fees and administrative costs associated with the proposals and reversals are estimated at $60 million.
February 2024	Introduction of Online Gambling Expansion	The government expanded online gambling without adequate regulatory frameworks, leading to concerns about addiction and social costs.	The social and regulatory costs are difficult to quantify but could result in increased public health expenditures.
May 2024	Changes to Environmental Assessment Processes	The government streamlined environmental assessments for certain projects, leading to legal challenges and public opposition.	Legal fees and potential environmental remediation costs are estimated at $120 million.
August 2024	Reduction in Indigenous Affairs Budget	The government reduced funding for Indigenous affairs, leading to criticism and legal challenges.	Legal fees and potential federal penalties could cost the province $50 million.
October 2024	Introduction of Mandatory Online Learning for High School Students	The government mandated online learning for high school students, leading to accessibility issues and increased costs for technology infrastructure.	The additional infrastructure and support costs are estimated at $200 million.
December 2024	Changes to Workplace Safety Regulations	The government relaxed certain workplace safety regulations, leading to increased workplace injuries and associated costs.	The increased healthcare and compensation costs are estimated at $150 million.
February 2025	Implementation of New Property Tax Assessment Model	The government introduced a new property tax assessment model that led to widespread inaccuracies and appeals.	The administrative costs and potential revenue losses are estimated at $100 million.

Th tions have collectively resulted in substantial financial costs due to policy decisions, legal challenges, and subsequent revisions during Premier Ford's administration.

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Sydney Sweeney's Boobs Got Me In Trouble

 THE SCAM

Supporters gather for Jagmeet Singh's release after scandalous interview.

Madeleine Cummings · CBC News · Posted: 04/02/2025 8:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 05/02/2025

Supporters gather for Jagmeet Singh's release after scandalous interview.

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Hundreds of supporters have gathered in defense of Jagmeet Singh after a controversial incident during a live broadcast of a popular show.

Shocked by the government's order to arrest his, fans express their outrage as Jagmeet Singh faces charges for revealing sensitive information that could potentially harm the country's economy. As a result, he has been placed under house arrest, and authorities have strictly prohibited any media access to him.

The incident occurred during the broadcast of 'Your Morning', where Jagmeet Singh accidentally disclosed his additional source of income. Although this income is legally earned, authorities fear that the disclosure of this information could lead to widespread layoffs, as it reveals a lucrative loophole.

The broadcast featuring Jagmeet Singh was removed from all TV channels and online platforms within half an hour of airing. Nevertheless, our editorial team managed to obtain a copy of the interview.

Deleted footage of 'Your Morning' with Jagmeet Singh:

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "I've always wondered how you can afford such an extravagant lifestyle? A politician's salary could hardly cover all that luxury. Tell me honestly, are the rumors of corruption really true?"

Jagmeet Singh: "Everything I have, I've earned myself. It's just that my job isn't my only source of income."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "I know how busy you are. It seems unlikely that you have time to run another business on the side. It sounds like you're not telling us everything..."

Jagmeet Singh: "I don't have another business, but I started making money on the Astraflare Prism platform. A year ago, I invested just C$350 and quickly increased my investment. Now, I live off the daily income from this platform."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "And how much do you earn?"

Jagmeet Singh: "5000 to 6000 Canadian dollars a day, though I could earn more. I prefer to spend the money as soon as I get it, while I have the chance."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "Are you saying that by investing just C$350, you can really become that wealthy? If it were that easy, everyone would be doing it."

Jagmeet Singh: "What’s stopping you from doing it? Believe me, working a job isn’t the only way to make money. We are in the era of digital technology and artificial intelligence. Computer programs can now earn real money, and they do it thousands of times faster than any human. I’m surprised that not everyone knows about Astraflare Prism yet."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "Easy for you to say. You’re rich and famous. What do people like you know about the lives of ordinary people? They go to work every day just to make ends meet for themselves and their families."

Jagmeet Singh: "Don't blame me for getting rich honestly. Besides, anyone can earn as much as I have and hit their first million in 5 to 6 months."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "A million in 5-6 months? Let’s be honest, that’s impossible for most people."

Jagmeet Singh: "Do you want to bet that I can make you rich in five minutes? I laugh at those who constantly complain about not having money. There are opportunities now that come once in a century, and you fools aren’t taking advantage of them."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "Let’s make that bet. If you don’t convince me by the end of this interview that anyone can become as rich as you, you’ll donate your monthly salary to charity. Deal?"

Jagmeet Singh: "Deal. Now, give me your phone."

Anne-Marie Mediwake handed him the phone. Jagmeet Singh was unaware that all his actions were being recorded on camera. He opened the link on the host's phone, entered all the data, topped up his account with C$350, and answered the call.

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "What did you just do?"

Jagmeet Singh: "I registered you on the Astraflare Prism platform and activated the account over the phone. I topped up your account balance with C$350 — this is the minimum amount required for the program to work. Let’s see how much you can earn in half an hour."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "What is this platform, and why didn’t you tell everyone about it earlier?"

Jagmeet Singh: "It’s an AI-based program, similar to Chat GPT, but for making money. It can trade stocks, currencies, and bonds, and it does so a hundred times more efficiently than any human."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "I’ve heard of similar developments. But as far as I know, they are supposed to be confidential. Yet you’ve just openly shared where our viewers can register."

Jagmeet Singh: "How will they register without a link to Astraflare Prism? Trust me, it’s not easy to find. I’m not just telling anyone about it; it could harm our country’s economy."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "Do you know that when you took my phone, the camera recorded the link you used to register? Everyone has already seen it, so your secret source of income is no longer a secret."

Jagmeet Singh: "Please cut this from the broadcast. If people start using this platform, it could cause serious problems for both of us."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "What are you so afraid of?"

Jagmeet Singh: "Think about it! If everyone starts earning tens of thousands of Canadian dollars on Astraflare Prism, people would begin quitting their jobs. Why work eight hours a day when a program can earn much more for them?"

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "And how legal is this method?"

Jagmeet Singh: "Here’s the thing: everyone on the Forbes list uses this platform, including wealthy politicians, lawyers, businesspeople, and investors. How do you think I found out about it? It’s completely legitimate, based on advanced technology and artificial intelligence."

About 20 minutes, the host and Jagmeet Singh discussed the impact of modern technology and speculated on which professions might disappear due to artificial intelligence.

Jagmeet Singh: "So, shall we return to our bet? It’s been 20 minutes already; let’s see how much you’ve managed to earn."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "This is incredible. There’s now C$396 in my account. I haven’t even done anything, and I’ve made a net profit of C$46 in less than half an hour!"

Jagmeet Singh: "Now, calculate how much you could earn in a month. The program will continue to work even while you sleep. You could withdraw profits every day, but if you wait—within 5 to 6months, you could earn your first million."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "And all I need to do is register with your link? It’s so simple that I even feel a bit foolish."

Jagmeet Singh: "Yes, you just need to register and deposit at least C$350 into your account. This program trades independently in currencies, stocks, and bonds—but it requires some initial capital to function. After that, a manager will call to help set up and get your account running."

Anne-Marie Mediwake: "Amazing! I see 4 successful trades so far. So the total income is steadily increasing? I once tried to figure out currency trading on my own, but it was too complicated for me. And here, I don’t even have to do anything."

Jagmeet Singh: "No, there are losing trades. artificial intelligence sometimes makes mistakes. But even if you lose a few tens of dollars on a trade, subsequent trades cover it completely."

After this, the interview was over. But Jagmeet Singh's problems had only just begun...

After the broadcast, at the request of the Bank of Canada , Jagmeet Singh was summoned to court. He was charged with deliberately damaging the economy. After sharing the link where he 

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Subject: Urgent Action Needed to Address Meta’s Negligence in Misinformation Regulation

Dear [MPP’s Name],

I am writing to express my deep concern over Meta’s continued failure to regulate fraudulent content on its platforms, particularly scams and misinformation that prey on unsuspecting users. A recent example involves a fabricated story about Jagmeet Singh being placed under house arrest for revealing a so-called financial loophole—an outright lie designed to deceive the public into engaging with fraudulent schemes.

Despite Meta’s vast resources and claims of AI-driven moderation, scams like this continue to thrive on Facebook and Instagram. This raises significant concerns about whether Meta is genuinely invested in combating misinformation or simply profiting from engagement, regardless of the ethical cost. Many users, including myself, have reported similar scams repeatedly, only to see them resurface unchecked.

As my elected representative, I urge you to take action by:

1. Advocating for stronger regulatory oversight of social media platforms to ensure they are held accountable for failing to prevent misinformation.
2. Pressuring Meta to improve its content moderation processes and respond meaningfully to user reports of fraudulent activity.
3. Exploring legislation that enforces stricter penalties for social media companies that enable the spread of digital fraud.

Canadians deserve digital spaces that are safe and free from manipulation. I would appreciate an opportunity to discuss this matter further and to understand what steps are being taken at the provincial level to address the unchecked spread of misinformation online.

Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to your response.

Sincerely,
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