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The Fascinating History Ignored by Critics of a Bridge’s New Name | The Tyee In 1808, a Kwantlen man saved the life of Simon Fraser. The Pattullo Bridge’s replacement will stand as testament.

Since being announced Monday, the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ name of the new bridge joining Surrey and New Westminster — stal̓əw̓asəm — has drawn a wave of social media criticism. @rjjago.bsky.social reports.

Time person of the year cover for 2025

I guess it's fitting that it's a reimagined, worse version of someone else's artwork

Frankenstein - Third Edition - Broadview Press Frankenstein - Third Edition -

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Hopefully you’re reading the 1818 version because all the politics was removed in the latter version

Your cat when you're choking to death in your apartment

Unearthing The Hidden History Of A Singular Trans Punk Zine | Defector I wasn't ready for how much it loved trans people.

"It took me a few months to track down all the issues. As I read them, I remember feeling more and more amazed. This zine was rewriting my entire understanding of transsexual history." defector.com/unearthing-t...

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three sheets of paper are taped to the outside of a building. they have the words "The Oval Office" in gold script

this looks like a trick daffy duck would put up to get bugs bunny into "the oval office"

John Oliver wine segment was funny but Premier is pronounced PREEM-yer, not premiere. Nobody in America pronounces it correctly

Little people, ghost cars, vengeful spirits: the Indigenous supernatural crosses past and present - Buffalo’s Fire A look at the unique elements of Native horror

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Little people, ghost cars, vengeful spirits: the Indigenous supernatural crosses past and present - Buffalo’s Fire A look at the unique elements of Native horror

Honor to be part of this cool article:

‘The Rushmore story is hard to tell’: how an Indigenous park leader revealed the monument’s dark side As memorial marks 100 years, Gerard Baker, park’s Native American ex-superintendent believes if Rushmore’s story is told the right way, ‘people are going to be leaving pissed’

‘The Rushmore story is hard to tell’: how an Indigenous park leader revealed the monument’s dark side

Canada issues warning for U.S.-bound travellers with gender-neutral passports The advisory notes some countries, including the U.S., don’t recognize the “X” gender identifier, meaning entry is not guaranteed.

The federal government has updated its travel advisory to the U.S. with a warning that people who have the gender-neutral “X” identifier on their passports may face restrictions when crossing the southern border.

A Bold New Art Museum Opens on SFU’s Burnaby Mountain Campus | The Tyee The Gibson combines three existing galleries into an accessible new space.

The new Marianne and Edward Gibson Art Museum on SFU’s Burnaby Mountain campus marks the beginning of a new legacy for the university. #TyeePresents

The cat mayoral race: meet 11 runners and riders in the US’s most furious – and furriest – election It has been the talk of Somerville, Massachusetts this summer, with the winner announced later today. Will it be the candidate who promises free kibble or the one who speaks gnomically of ‘CRIME’?

The cat mayoral race: meet 11 runners and riders in the US’s most furious – and furriest – election

From the award-winning author of THE REFORMATORY, a stunning new reissue of THE GOOD HOUSE by @tananarivedue.bsky.social!

Now available!

New cover designed by Rachel Ake (@rake.makes on IG)

Why is the New Zealand government cutting Māori words from some school books? Changes to readers for young children have sparked criticism from academics, authors and teachers, who have called it ‘an assault’ on Māori identity

Why is the New Zealand government cutting Māori words from some school books?

Participants in the 1978 Longest Walk in defence of Treaty Rights. A young man in a hat, girl holding a puppy, on the hood of a car.

Partcipants in the 1978 Longest Walk in defence of Treaty Rights. Girl running her dog along the route.

Photographs of the 1978 Longest Walk to Washington, DC, in defence of Treaty Rights that were being threatened by Congress. Images by photojournalist and activist Richard Erdoes (1912-2008).

The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University.

A red and white banner features a graphic of the Te Herenga Waka Press logo (THW) and text saying 'New website sale, 50% off all books published 1949-2022, throughout August, while stocks last.'

Huge news! Today we're launching our biggest sale ever, to celebrate the move to a shiny new website.

✨ Smooth website experience
📚 50% off ALL books from 2022 & earlier
🗓️ For all of August, while stocks last

The sale is live now at www.teherengawakapress.co.nz.

Pretty cool: headed to Texas for three fast days, so, three t-shirts—Jade Daniels, Weasel Plume, and Killer/Babysitter. Thanks, @igreggreene.bsky.social and www.threadsofdread.com

Glad to see Jessica Johns’ excellent Bad Cree in the section even if Cree and Blackfoot are traditional enemies 😆

Now this is one cleaver little prairie dog..
Wait for it…. 😂🤣

MB is very creepy. It’s a classic in Canada and I love teaching it. Lisa Marie is a fantastic character who has an unsettling gift (I won’t spoil it for you). I notice something new each time I read it

Check out nativenorthwest.ca/sasquatch-fr...

Sasquatch Caves: Hope Length: About 1 K rtn Elevation: Minimal Pit Toilet: No Dogs: No Waiver: Must sign at Holiday Motel Headlamp: Yes Clothing: Cave wear (clothes you don't care about/long pants or gaiters) Let someone.....

Have you read Monkey Beach? B’gwus, the Haisla Sasquatch, is in it. As an incentive to visit BC www.hikingforthescaredycat.com/sasquatch-ca...

A black and white photograph of a séance. A hand rises from the mist pooling near the floor.

‘A Séance’, from the William Hope Collection, held at the National Science and Media Museum.

#PhantomsFriday

Stephen Graham Jones is reinventing the vampire According to bestselling horror author Stephen Graham Jones, good stories don’t happen in heaven — they happen in hell. His latest novel, “The Buffalo Hunter Hunter,” is a chilling historical vampire ...

Check out this interview with @sgj.bsky.social

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If you’ve never seen one before, this is a strawberry finch.

An advance look at “On Parade,” David Plunkert’s cover for next week's issue. #NewYorkerCovers

Ryan Coogler Says He ‘Never’ Considered Making a ‘Sinners’ Sequel, Wanted to ‘Get Away’ From Franchise Films: ‘I Wanted It to Be a Holistic and Finished Thing’ Ryan Coogler says he wanted to 'get away' from franchise films when making 'Sinners.'

I want filmmakers to be their own franchises. I don't want SINNERS 2. I want the next Ryan Coogler movie.