Will Adams

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Editor, provincialtimes.ca 📰 | Orange Liberal 🧡, Trans Rights 🏳️‍⚧️, Nuclear Energy Advocate ⚛️, Proud Canadian 🇨🇦 🤝 🇺🇦 #CanadaStrong #InOurLifetime

Ajax MPP Rob Cerjanec standing with Ahsanul Hafiz, the 2026 OLP candidate in the Scarborough Southwest by-election.
Selfie of Provincial Times founder and editor Will Adams with overlay text expressing frustration about an Uber Eats driver knocking on his door despite being offered a $10 tip to avoid interaction.
A tweet by former PPC candidate Meghan Murphy featuring a photo of the band Green Day with the caption stating that the band and its fans "were never cool."
A framed movie poster displayed in a theatre case features a close-up of Spider-Man wearing a hoodie over his suit, with the title "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" below.
A political campaign poster on a blue background with faint maple leaves featuring a portrait of Jim Syrbos, candidate for Beaches—East York, beneath the logo of the Conservative Party of Canada.
A crowd of supporters holds up signs reading "Canada First," "Pierre Poilievre: Bring It Home," and "Sudbury Loves Pierre" in front of a Canadian flag at a Conservative campaign rally.
The album cover of The Loveliest Time (2023) by Carly Rae Jepsen.
Will Adams stands near a Durham Region Transit stop sign making an unimpressed facial expression while a silver Tesla Cybertruck drives by in the background.
A close-up portrait of former NDP leader Tom Mulcair smiling while wearing a dark jacket and a plaid scarf.
A social media graphic featuring a Bluesky post by Will Adams that criticizes Prime Minister Carney and a Canadian bridge deal as rewarding corrupt shakedowns by the Trump administration, accompanied by a Canadian flag emoji, political hashtags, and a banner at the bottom urging users to share if they agree.
Exterior view of a brick storefront strip mall featuring signage for "Superior Edge Custom Skate Care and Apparel" next to "Maverick's Donut Company," which has a "For Lease" sign posted in the window.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney holds an award while shaking hands with Spanish goalkeeper Unai Simón on the podium following the FIFA World Cup final, surrounded by officials including King Felipe VI of Spain.
A political meme shows Conservative MP Jamil Jivani reacting negatively to a Canadian flag labeled "the basic concept of Canadian pluralism," but then smiling submissively to a photo of Will Adams and Thomas Mulcair with the caption "yes sir glory to provincialtimes.ca."
Former NDP leader Jack Layton holds a microphone while a quote beside him reads, “I believe in your power to change the world,” against a softly blurred background.
A split-panel meme features Mark Carney flatulating a massive cloud of brown smog under a "Canada Strong" banner alongside Doug Ford, blanketing New York City where Donald Trump, Daredevil, and Jamil Jivani react in anger and distress.
A graphic styled featuring a tweet from Doug Ford announcing the cabinet resignation of Stan Cho and retirement of Neil Lumsden, with an added red banner at the bottom calling for MPPs who have "had their hands in the cookie jar" to resign, branded for Will Adams.
A close-up outdoor selfie o Provincial Times founder and editor Will Adams wearing a brown cowboy hat.
Screenshot of a tweet by Congressman Nick Langworthy criticizing Canada's forest management for causing annual air quality crises in the United States and stating that he is contacting Canadian officials to demand answers.
A graphic displaying a tweet from the Department of Homeland Security about a Canadian in ICE custody labeled a "MAPLE LEAF MENACE," set above a red campaign banner that reads "We must protect Canadians from ICE detention" next to a Will Adams logo.
A screenshot of a Toronto Star news article headlined "Canada attends Trump summit targeting left-wing extremism," featuring a photo of smiling U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio speaking to reporters.
A graphic contrasting two tweets on X shows Provincial Times founder/editor Will Adams criticizing Conservative MP Jamil Jivani for meeting with U.S. Vice President Vance, set against a red banner at the bottom that states "Jamil is NOT the foreign affairs minister" next to a Will Adams logo.
A utility pole with power lines and evergreen tree branches are silhouetted against a thick, glowing orange sky filled with wildfire smoke in Bowmanville, Ontario.
A Threads social media post by Will Adams proposing a new flag design for Ontario, "The Adams Pale," featuring a trillium flower on the left and the CN Tower on the right, captioned with the text "Ontario needs a new flag. Share this."
A conceptual Ontario flag proposal called "The Adams Pale" by Will Adams, featuring a split-pane design inspired by the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), with a stylized trillium on a blue background on the left and a dark grey silhouette of the CN Tower against a light blue sky on the right.
Provincial Times founder/editor Will Adams featured in a portrait overlaid with a blue and yellow diagonal frame that reads "I Stand With Ukraine."
A stack of political campaign flyers for Claire Seaborn, running for the federal Liberal nomination in Beaches-East York, features her portrait, a summary of her qualifications, and voting details.
An image showing an X interaction where Conservative MP Jamil Jivani criticizes welfare eligibility for an undocumented immigrant, countered by Provincial Times editor Will Adams, who argues that 30 years of tax contributions should earn basic benefits while legal cases are decided, set above a red campaign banner that asserts support for honouring a life of hard work.
A concept logo for the Bowmanville—Oshawa North NDP EDA featuring the orange serif text "Bowmanville—Oshawa North" stacked above white sans-serif text reading "New Democrats" inside a solid blue rounded rectangle.
A screenshot of a tweet by Jamil Jivani criticizing the Globe & Mail for calling him a "prudish killjoy" after he criticized Prime Minister Carney for shaking hands with someone in what he describes as a "pervert costume."
A graphic stylized as a tweet from Jamil Jivani claiming that the government is forcing communities to rebrand Canada Day as "Multiculturalism Day" or lose funding, alongside a petition link for those who disagree.
Will Adams wears a dark brown cowboy hat in front of a red brick wall.
Two teenage boys stand outside at Ford Fest wearing matching white t-shirts that read "PROTECT ONTARIO" in bold blue lettering.
An image featuring a quote about the cover-up of dead politicians to prevent democratic replacement, set above a picture of activist Yeonmi Park speaking into a microphone on a podcast set, with a red banner at the bottom stating "Elected officials need age limits" alongside a "Will Adams" logo.
A nighttime city street scene at the intersection of Bay Street, showing pedestrians crossing a wet crosswalk illuminated by vibrant red and yellow streetlights, with a grand, colonnaded building in the background.
Profile portrait of Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen wearing his orange Artemis II flight suit and helmet, with a Canadian flag patch visible on his shoulder.
Apolitical protest poster styled like a "MISSING" person flyer targeting Durham MPP Todd McCarthy is taped to a window, which reflects Provincial Times founder/editor Will Adams taking the photograph.
A Substack graphic features a close-up photograph of Jamil Jivani overlaid with text titled "Further thoughts on Jamil Jivani's 'Liberal degeneracy' rant" from Will Adams Official Substack.
Ontario Liberal Leadership candidate and Ajax MPP Rob Cerjanec and Provincial Times founder/editor Will Adams smile outdoors at Durham Pride 2026 while wearing festive accessories and holding rainbow Liberal campaign signs and a Pride flag.
Provincial Times founder Will Adams, wearing a fedora, sunglasses, and giving a peace sign, poses outdoors alongside a smiling Conservative MP Jamil Jivani in a navy suit jacket at Maplefest 2024.
A screenshot of a Twitter/X exchange where Conservative MP Jamil Jivani posts a criticism of "Liberal degeneracy" and forcing values on children, to which Provincial Times editor Will Adams replies by asking, "Tell me, Jamil: what is 'Liberal degeneracy' exactly?"
A speaker addresses a crowd from a wooden podium outside the Islamic Centre of Bowmanville during an outdoor press conference concerning rising hate speech and the doxxing of a Clarington resident. At the same time, a diverse group of community members stands by in support.
The flag of Canada.
Will Adams wearing a cowboy hat, red sunglasses, and a floral shirt, holding up a Liberal Party Pride hand fan in a parking lot with a blue community van in the background.
A Conservative Party of Canada YouTube video thumbnail featuring Dr. Mona Nemer speaking at a parliamentary committee. Onscreen text captures her mid-speech. In the top right corner, a logo reads "VINCENT HO, Member of Parliament, Richmond Hill North". The video title below reads, “What is the definition of a woman?” with a view count of 29K views from 2 weeks ago.
Former federal NDP leader Thomas Mulcair smiles broadly while wearing an orange flower lei garland and a rainbow pin on his white shirt during the 2013 Toronto Pride parade.
A screenshot of a post by Jamil Jivani critiquing politicians who attend Pride events, quoting a post by Jonathon Van Maren that shows Mark Carney wearing a rainbow flower lei and shaking hands with a person in a dog-kink mask at a Pride event.
Former NDP leader Thomas Mulcair laughs as he shoots a stream of water from a red water gun during a Pride parade.
A screenshot of a Facebook comment thread shows Melissa Whitefield, a regional councillor candidate, accusing Provincial Times editor Will Adams of spreading false information via Substack and GoFundMe, to which Adams replies by challenging her for proof and threatening legal action under Canada's libel laws.
Provincial Times founder and editor Will Adams, wearing a graphic t-shirt and giving a thumbs-up, smiles alongside Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith in the Naval Club of Toronto.
Journalist Will Adams holds up his phone to document the event while wearing a white Ontario PC t-shirt featuring a progressive pride flag heart.
My mother when we went to Toronto in 2025
A screenshot of a tweet by Caryma Sa'd on X dated June 19, 2026, details a clash at Ford Fest between young volunteers and independent journalist Will Adams, accompanied by an embedded video still showing a volunteer reaching toward Adams' hair.
A close-up shot of a hand holding a black, limited-edition Toronto PRESTO card featuring a stylized soccer ball and colorful city skyline for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Provincial Times founder and editor Will Adams stands outdoors at a crowded event while holding up a red smartphone, wearing a "Restore the North" hat and a white Ontario PC Pride Month t-shirt featuring a large rainbow progress pride flag heart.
Provincial Times founder and editor Will Adams smiles and flashes a peace sign while sitting at a restaurant table next to his father following his high school graduation.
A protester in a plaid shirt bends over on a grassy lawn to place a yellow sign that reads "Don't Pave the Greenbelt" and "Stop Hwy 413" at Ford Fest 2026.