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Donald Trump Just Got Indefinitely Banned From Facebook And Instagram

Trump just got put in time out.
realdonaldtrump | Instagram
Noah Borden
January 07, 2021, 11:39 AM
September 24, 2021, 12:54 PM

Washington D.C. was the site of a violent protest as hundreds of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol building just before Vice President Mike Pence was set to confirm Joe Biden as the next president.

President Donald Trump was not exactly quick to respond to the violence that ensued, but when he did, many believe that it just was not enough. In fact, it led to him getting banned on both Twitter and Facebook.

Editor's Choice: 17 Members Of Congress Wrote A Letter Urging VP Pence To Remove Trump From Office

We believe the risks of allowing the President to continue to use our service during this period are simply too great. Mark Zuckerberg 

Unlucky for those who actually enjoy seeing the president's rapid posting and tweeting, Facebook and Instagram CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that Trump will be blocked from both sites indefinitely or until a peaceful transfer of power is complete.

Trump's recent tweets about the violent protest at the Capitol building now read "This Tweet is no longer available because it violated the Twitter Rules."

The president's ban on Twitter is set to expire after just a short 12 hours.

Shortly after his accounts were suspended, an account for the president appeared on Parler, which has a large user base made up of Trump supporters and conservatives.

The profile was able to reel in 13,000 followers in just one hour, as it seems those on the social media site were thrilled to see the president hop on.

But there are speculations as to whether the account was real or not, as it did not have the official Parler verification badge.

The account is now labeled as private just seven hours after its creation.

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Parler's CEO, John Matz, called out Twitter and Facebook for banning the president, calling them "cowards." 

"The cowardly authoritarians at Twitter booted president Trump from Twitter for 12 hours. What a bunch of cowards," said Matz.

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BC Green Leader Emily Lowan wins bid for riding on Vancouver Island

BC Green Leader Lowan wins bid for seat
THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito

The Canadian Press decision desk is projecting victory for BC Greens Leader Emily Lowan in the Vancouver Island riding of Saanich North and the Islands.

Lowan became leader of the provincial Greens in September 2025, succeeding Sonia Furstenau.

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Cette trouvaille Amazon à moins de 18 $ achetée plus de 5 000 X est un « must » d'automne

Sa note? 4,4 étoiles sur 5, avec plus de 130 000 évaluations!

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Le frottement de ton sac à main a commencé à faire boulocher ton tricot préféré? Pas de panique, une petite trouvaille dénichée sur Amazon pourrait t'aider. Avant de reléguer tes chandails au fond de ta garde-robe ou de courir en acheter de nouveaux, sache qu'un petit gadget est actuellement offert à seulement 17,97 $. Avec plus de 5 000 achats au cours du dernier mois, il semblerait que plusieurs personnes ont envie de donner une deuxième vie à leurs vêtements préférés.

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Some of the price differences are more than $10!

Lisa Belmonte | Narcity

You can get Halloween candy at grocery stores like Costco, Walmart and Loblaws now, but you might not know you can get the same mini treats at Bulk Barn all year.

Whether you're buying candy and chocolate for yourself or getting snacks for a Halloween party, the prices of these items can decide where you shop.

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