Sunday, 21 June 2026

🧚‍♀️ TREE HOUSE NEWS 🏡

NEWS AGGREGATOR & COMMENTS

Great Spirit bless 🙏

Good morning, everyone 🌅🌺🌸🍃🌳🦜. I pray all is well with you. On this first day of summer, it's another beautiful, bright, sunny morning, so peaceful, the only sound is the tweeting of birds, here at the Treee House. The temps have finally caught up to what June temps are supposed to be 🙃 🥳 Soon, it will be July, and to me, after June has gone by, the rest of the summer drops like a rock from a 50-ft bridge into the water below. The stone is picking up speed every foot it drops. If you're the stone, the best you can hope for is to make as big a splash as you can before leaving the show, then come back with a hat with long plume in hand and bow before your audience, dripping all over the stage, "WHAT THE HELL, WHAT DO I HAVE TO LOSE!," the bridge jumper shouts, jumping up and down with her pom poms.

Wow, I really let loose on yesterday's news! I felt I had to release the truth, at least as I saw it; I simply had the time to put all the pieces together as coherently and clearly as possible, without equal judgment of both sides, as I see it. With due respect for the law of all laws in The Law of The Physical Universe, I was a bit of a firebrand yesterday, but I was speaking my truth from my heart, not on some proverbial balance.

It's not about the weight of the gold, it's about the weight of its true value in the holder's hands, both spiritually and physically. Does it sit heavy or light inside? Like sharing it with Those In Need, to helping them be productive again. In my case, I do my best to analyze and if needed, research, and then share that knowledge that may be of value to someone. Then I make my choice, make the sign of the cross, and hope for the best, and proceed to write; that's the scientific method of theory and proof. I'm a good student of Professor Brian Cox 😁😉

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TODAY'S DISCUSSION:

AN UPDATE ON ONTARIO HEALTH CARE:

Ontario's Primary Care Action Plan: next steps in Budget 2026

Learn how we are continuing to expand primary care through the 2026 Ontario Budget.

On This Page:

1. Overview: Primary Care Action Team

2. Status Update: Primary Care Action Plan Exceeding Targets

3. Ontario Budget 2026: Primary Care Investment Grows to $3.4 billion

4. Successful Applicants for the 2026–27 Call for Proposals Selected

5. Next Steps: Primary Care Action Plan

6. Current State: Electronic Medical Records in Primary Care

7. Ontario's Primary Care Medical Record System

8. Benefits of the Primary Care Medical Record System

9. Next Steps

The Ministry, in collaboration with Ontario Health and Supply Ontario, will conduct an open competitive procurement process to establish a Vendor of Record arrangement.

As a next step, prior to issuing a Request for Bids, Supply Ontario will conduct a Market Sounding, inviting vendors to participate in informal, non-binding discussions to better understand:

• The current market landscape, including the range of available digital solutions

• Overall market capacity and capability and organizational readiness

• The number of vendors interested in supporting a Primary Care Medical Record system

- Ontario•ca -

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BREAKING NEWS:

While Trump is doing this...

US-Iran talks: Lebanon conflict and nuclear issues are top priorities as meetings begin

Delegations from both sides and mediators are meeting in Switzerland as fighting in Lebanon threatens to derail agreement.

Here's the latest

• Talks begin: High-stakes talks between the US and Iran, mediated by Pakistan and Qatar, are underway in Switzerland. As he greeted dignitaries in the mountain resort of Bürgenstock, Vice President JD Vance said the US is willing to “fundamentally transform” relations with Tehran. Solidifying a ceasefire in Lebanon and Iran’s nuclear program are among the top priorities for today’s meetings.

• In Lebanon:

• Strait of Hormuz:

Read More:

26 min ago

Israel and Lebanon sidelined in Iran negotiations

More To Read:

Updated 10:21 AM EDT, Sun June 21, 2026

- CNN -

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The result of Iran's defying Trump The Typo's Vanity

How Trump’s Fragile Agreement With Iran Is Shaping the Midterms

Democrats say the president started an economically painful war that resulted in nothing positive. Republicans are more divided, even as they show some signs of relief at falling gas prices

President Trump’s fragile agreement with Iran has introduced a new variable into this year’s midterm elections. Democratic candidates have assailed the agreement, arguing that the president accepted unfavorable terms to try to end an unnecessary war that hurt the economy. Republicans have been more divided.

Some, eager to turn the page on the unpopular war, are hailing falling gas prices and praising Mr. Trump for weakening Iran’s military capabilities, while others are expressing doubts about whether the president is likely to achieve the goals he set out to accomplish with the war.

Although the long-term durability of the accord was unclear — Iran claimed Saturday...

With Strait of Hormuz held hostage, Trump’s Iran deal is worse than Obama’s

Mr. Trump has contended that the war remade the Middle East in America’s favor and protected Israel from nuclear obliteration. “Iran got away with ‘murder’ for 47 years,” he wrote Saturday on social media.

Mr. Booker. Added, some Republicans are saying “enough is enough,” describing the deal as a “catastrophic capitulation,” leaving the US with no show for a war killing at least 13 troops and driving prices higher for everything

More on the Fighting in the Middle East:

June 21, 2026

Updated June 21, 2026 - 5:34 a.m. ET

- NYTimes•com -

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CANADIAN NEWS:

U.S. tariffs go easy on Alberta. That lets separatists go harder on Canada

On tariff impact, political response and more, Alberta became an outlier

Several factors have triggered concern in some corners of the country about the role the United States may play in Alberta’s upcoming referendum on separation. They range from a Trump cabinet secretary’s remarks, to administration meetings with separatists, to the spectre of U.S.-based foreign influence campaigns.

But what if the biggest lift Washington gave to the independence movement was done in plain sight and through official policy channels, even though it was likely inadvertent and an indirect boost? We’re talking about tariffs — or, namely the lack of them against the province now eyeing a divorce with Canada...

Let’s unpack this.
Fueling the way:

SCALE | Included: Effective US tariff rates by province

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith told a recent conference on trade that people shouldn't 'freak out' at Trump's threats on trade.

SCALE | Included: Canadians' U.S. travel plummet - but not everywhere

Jeffrey Rath is a lead spokesperson for the Alberta separatist movement, and has shown favour online for U.S. President Donald Trump.

Read More:

Posted: Jun 21, 2026 6:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 5 hours ago

- CBC -

DUNCE CADET TRUMPO THE TYPO DIAPER KISSER_

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Gas prices and new incentives sparking more EV sales

EV sales are up 20.8 per cent in the first four months of 2026 compared to last year

After months of sluggish sales, electric vehicles are getting a boost from high gas prices and renewed government incentives. EV sales have climbed since January, when the Liberal government restored incentives, and just before the U.S. and Israel launched strikes on Iran, sparking a Middle East war that sent gas prices soaring.

According to Statistics Canada data, Canadians bought 8,672 new EVs in January. That rose to 12,547 in February and 21,574 in March, before dipping down to 17,795 in April...

WATCH | Automakers hoping EV rebate can revive sales: