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The Do Not Call List does not apply to political parties or charities:

The Do Not Call List exempts Canadian registered charities, political parties, riding associations, candidates, pollsters and newspapers of general circulation for the purpose of soliciting subscriptions.

They're releasing it in a couple of months aren't they? At this point it's straight-up marketing...

At federal election time all parties get a list of all voters, and their contact information from Elections Canada. I assume it's true in Ontario as well.

You're seeing messages from the Conservatives because they're reasonably well organized and they're doing a decent job at fundraising.

The other parties could do it as well, but aren't. I assume it's because they don't have a decent election committee/budget, but I have no evidence of that.

The squiggly lines haven't changed too much. Hopefully we'll see more movement after the Liberals (or NDP 🧌) get a new leader and a new strategy.

My legs, slowly going to sleep: ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)

Phew. Glad that bug got papered over 9999 years ago, so we won't have to deal with it.

T-SHIRTS CARGO PANTS COMFORTABLE SOCKS COMFY SWEATERS PRACTICAL WALLETS T-SHIRTS CARGO PANTS COMFORTABLE SOCKS COMFY SWEATERS PRACTICAL WALLETS T-SHIRTS CARGO PANTS COMFORTABLE SOCKS COMFY SWEATERS PRACTICAL WALLETS

That wouldn't stop a true ethical hacker

tbf, those systems are now effectively haunted