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#canadasky #birds #bluejay #park #nature #animals #wildlife #halifax
#pointpleasantpark #ns #autumn

Alberta government to ban the number 58,008 in schools CALGARY — With the province's teachers on strike, Danielle Smith’s UCP government has tabled new legislation banning the use of the number 58,008, in order to “protect Alberta’s most precious resource...

Alberta government to ban the number 58,008 in schools

Dep inside Citadell Hill, Halifax
#fort #history #historicsite #halifaxns #ns #canadasky #travel #parkscanada #halifaxsky

A large wooden barrel with a carved figure of a man wearing a red shirt and white apron, holding a hand to his mouth as if shouting, stands outdoors. The scene features a clear blue sky with scattered clouds, green trees, and three flagpoles with flags, including a Canadian flag. A signpost nearby reads "Legend of the Dungarvon Whooper," detailing a 19th-century tale of a young cook named Ryan who was murdered in a lumber camp near the Dungarvon River, followed by eerie whooping sounds and screams heard for years. The photo includes a link to a website about the legend.

If you visit the Miramichi River Valley in New Brunswick, you are entering the region known for one of the most famous bits of folklore in Canadian history...The Dungarvon Whooper.
While the Whooper is said to be long gone, the legend remains.
This is the story!

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'Weathered' arena in St. Stephen to be replaced with a 66-unit apartment complex | CBC News A new apartment complex will replace the old Border Arena, which was replaced 10 years ago and since then has been used only for cold storage in the southern New Brunswick town.

'Weathered' arena in St. Stephen to be replaced with a 66-unit apartment complex #St.Stephen #NewBrunswick

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

I am done with all that u.s crap.
Happy with my Gem, APTN lumi subscriptions, & AMI (Accessible Media Inc, Canadian) is free...

Good on you

Disney has become unhinged.

This is what it means when activists say to defund the police. Put resources into medical and mental health teams so they can respond to those domestic/civil calls that police hate but have to put resources into.

Again, like with everything else, keep your ears to the ground folks these fucking bastards will load about what they’ve done. Keep a lookout on sites like eBay craigslist fuck even Facebook marketplace. We need to be reaching out to the staff and be asking them exactly what pieces of

Is this the 70s?...

Autumn in La Fontaine Park. 🍂

📷 arcpixel #montreal #travel

Canuckle - A daily Canadian word game Guess the hidden word in 6 tries. A new puzzle is available each day.

Canuckle 1242 3/6

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🟨🟨🟥🟥⬜
🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥

🔥 streak: 809
🤯 #CanucklePhenom

www.canucklegame.ca

This is just such a beautiful picture.

That and the local drought, has reduced my coffee intake to 2 a day now, from 6....

Reminder, Trump put a 50% tariff on coffee beans and also there is a shortage due to severe weather, smaller crops - climate change.

A black-and-white illustration depicting a dense forest with tall pine trees, engulfed in smoke and flames. In the foreground, a person on horseback appears to be fleeing or fighting, while another figure is visible amidst the burning trees. The scene is chaotic, with smoke swirling through the trees, and the title "La forêt en feu" is written below.

On this day in 1825, the Miramichi Forest Fire destroyed the New Brunswick communities of Douglastown and Newcastle. It also destroyed 1/3 of the homes in Fredericton. At least 160 people were killed. The fire burned one-fifth of the forests in New Brunswick.

Coffee and the morning paper - Halifax Examiner I was surprised at how excited I was by the prospect of sipping coffee and opening up a print newspaper.

Coffee and the morning paper

www.halifaxexaminer.ca/morning-file...

Morning File by @philmoscovitch.bsky.social

Indigenous hockey drive delivers another 500 bags, 1000 sticks to remote communities The Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive in Barrie delivered truckloads of new and used gear to Indigenous communities across the province.

Indigenous hockey drive delivers another 500 bags, 1000 sticks to remote communities #Ontario

www.ctvnews.ca/barrie/video...

Renewables overtake coal as world's biggest source of electricity - BBC News Developing countries lead the historic clean energy charge but the US and EU rely more on fossil fuels than before, a think tank study shows.

"Solar ... is now so cheap that large markets for solar can emerge in a country in the space of a single year."

Another historic milestone for the energy transition, which is doing things seemingly daily that I was told quite often until quite recently were impossible www.bbc.com/news/article...

Steamy weather across Atlantic Canada leads to record-setting temperatures HALIFAX — Hot air carried from the United States on the jet stream helped set new, unofficial temperature records in more than two dozen communities across Atlantic Canada on Monday. Environment Canad...

Steamy weather across Atlantic Canada leads to record-setting temperatures

Kouchibouguac area of eastern New Brunswick, where it reached 31.1C.

In Nova Scotia, the temperature reached 30.3C in Kentville and 29.4 C at the Halifax Stanfield International Airport.

halifax.citynews.ca/2025/10/07/s...

A sepia-toned photo of a woman in profile, wearing an elaborate traditional outfit adorned with fringe, feathers, and a necklace made of animal teeth, with her hair styled in loose waves.

Pauline Johnson was one of Canada's most beloved poets.
Her poems focused on her duel English-Mohawk heritage, which were reflected in her stage shows.
Celebrated for her work, she remains an important literary figure in our history.
This is her story.

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As forests are cut down, butterflies are losing their colours The insects’ brilliant hues evolved in lush ecosystems to help them survive. Now they are becoming more muted to adapt to degraded landscapes – and they are not the only things dulling down

As forests are cut down, butterflies are losing their colours

www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Book celebrates former First Nations organization that fought for equality A new book celebrates the history and achievements of a former First Nations organization in the Yukon that fought for equality.

YANSI was founded to advocate for First Nations people who had lost their Indian Status through discriminatory sections of the Indian Act.

Nope. Never going

What a great show at The Molson Canadian Center at The Casino in Moncton last night with Glass Tiger & special opening act Erica Ehm from Much Music. She took us through storytelling back to the 80’s and then Alan Frew & the lads took us all the way back, their greatest hits. #livemusic #glasstiger

There’s a whole new genre of Canadian music: Anti-Trump songs. The Orange Menace continues to poke at Canada because…well, I’m not sure why. It could be that he’s just an idiot. Whatever the case, Canadian songwriters are responding with music. “Anti-Trump” songs isn’t

ICYMI: There’s a whole new genre of Canadian music: Anti-Trump songs. #musicnews

Country singer Dallas Smith winks at Trump's annexation threats with 51-date tour | CBC News In a wink to U.S. President Donald Trump's threats of making Canada the 51st state, the British Columbia-born country singer Dallas Smith says he's investing in his homeland with an acoustic tour that...

Canadian music.
Canadian values.
Thank you, Dallas Smith.
www.cbc.ca/news/enterta...

YouTube video by billylovesjazz Oscar Peterson - "Body and Soul"

Oscar Peterson, Canadian jazz pianist, virtuoso and composer, was born on Aug. 15, 1925 (d. 2007). #OscarPeterson

Oscar Peterson w/ John Williams and The Boston Pops - "Body and Soul" (Johnny Green) (1980, I think)
#Music #Jazz
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vf0L...

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Oscar E. Peterson

(15.08.1925 – 23.12.2007)

canadian jazz pianist & composer.

One of the greatest jazz pianists; taught piano & improvisation in Canada & asked his students to study the music of Johann Sebastian Bach.

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- Hymn To Freedom
youtu.be/tCrrZ1NnCuM

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