Christy Linders

It's like they chose the exact opposite of Trump.

I think you mixed this one up.

It's on Glendale Ave in Sackville now. It will move to King St in Halifax on October 25th.

General pattern in regime change: the comedy gets better and then it gets banned.

I would love to see Stephen Colbert do a live show tonight with Jimmy Kimmel as his only guest.

Battle doomscrolling by posting 5 small pleasures in life:

1. Placing the last piece of a jigsaw puzzle (especially when you were afraid it was missing)
2. Finding the perfect gift for someone
3. Homemade chowder
4. Line-dried sheets
5. Vibrant fall leaves

Does that mean that Costco Bayers lake will become a business centre? How would that be different from what it is now
?

Was it ESTA or B1 visas? I thought they were similar but different.

At any rate, the arbitrariness of it is the biggest concern. And that ICE may may not care what arrangements or guarantees may have been given by other government agencies.

We always fill the paper leaf bags when we trim the hedges and have had no trouble getting them picked up. I thought they were okay for any organic yard waste?

Have you ever checked out Square Roots? It's open to anyone who wants to participate - you can order a prepacked bundle or pick your own bundle contents.

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Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy?

Oy.

FYI - great time to pick up food for supper at the Lebanese Festival in Halifax on Windsor. Hardly any lines or rain!

Wasn't that cancelled due to the woods ban?

Shop this look: Buy cheap, faux gold dupes of Oval Office decor Some of the gold decorations in the Oval Office look... very similar to items we found for sale on a Chinese marketplace....

Or maybe Alibaba

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Idiots!

Hubbards & Area Neighbourhood Communications: Post by Cait McPi Let's remember to be cautious and patient if and when we inevitably start to see higher volumes of pedestrians and cyclists on the roads while the trails are closed. I encourage you all to slow your speed and give lots of space to help remind others to do the same. Let's make the most of a challenging time and keep our community safe! Followed by a photo of a yellow road sign that says: 🚲 SLOW 🚶 83 likes or loves 30 comments 22 shares

Opened facebook to this recommended post. Bless this person!

Picture of the opening lyric of "The Teddy Bears' Picnic": "If you go down o the woods today you'd better go in disguise"

Could The Examiner tag stories as paywalled/not paywalled? (I realize that stories move from one category to another)

I subscribe, so I see them all but it requires logging out and back in (and than navigating back from the main page) to see if something can be shared to non-subscribers.

As a non-cyclist who supports city council on this matter, I disagree with you.

I always thought the family/survivors wrote the obituary themselves and the funeral home just proofread it? That's been my experience. But I guess not everyone is able to, particularly in tragic circumstances.

If a funeral director wrote my obituary with AI, I would haunt them!

Trump: “Drop that Digital Services Tax or we’ll stop negotiating and put more tariffs on you.”

Canada: “Okay, they’re dropped.”

Trump, today: “Cool. We’re gonna stop negotiating and put more tariffs on you anyway.”

CAN WE STOP NEGOTIATING WITH A PATHOLOGICAL LIAR NOW PLEASE?

Screen cap of a stupid Donald Trump Truth Social Text. His latest excuse for messing around with trade between Canada and the US is that Canada is backing Palestinian Statehood.

Bring back the Digital Services Tax

In a similar vein, the Dutch Village Rd project seems to have gotten bound up excessively with the bike network in a lot of people's minds. Bike lanes are a part of it, but it's a complete rework of a road that had issues for everyone - pedestrians and drivers and cyclists - that needed to be fixed.

I'd like to know what the based the estimate they sent out on. They seem to have used winter bills to estimate spring/summer as well as ignoring any solar sent back to the grid.

First, they came for Elmo.

Then, they came for Stephen Colbert.

Who’s next?

Dear Mayor Fillmore, CAO O’Toole, HRM Councillors, It is with great concern that I write to you regarding HRM Council’s plans to turn Morris Street into a one-way street. Eliminating one lane to add bike lanes will contribute to traffic congestion, create unnecessary public safety risks and potentially jeopardize port activity. We should all be moved by the letter from Emergency Medical Care Inc. (EMCI) and their concerns about the impact on providing emergency services in the area. Their letter should be taken seriously. In addition, the Halifax Port Authority and PSA Halifax have raised concerns that should be respected. Simply put, it is irresponsible to prioritize bike lanes over a key economic driver for the province, which is exactly what the port is. To say that I find it disappointing that public safety and economic impact concerns have been dismissed with a simple shrug of the shoulders would be a serious understatement. As you’re aware, this spring our government passed Bill 24, which provides order-making authority with respect to transportation projects in municipalities. If HRM Council proceeds to make Morris a one-way street, the provincial government will be forced to act. I remain hopeful that common sense will prevail and Council will reverse this decision. Please advise by Wednesday, August 6th if Council is prepared to do so. Honorable Tim Houston Premier of Nova Scotia

I don't remember electing TIm Houston as mayor of HRM

Halifax mayor Andy Fillmore votes against his own municipality having a say in the way it is governed

It would be a treat if this bid for strong mayor powers backfired and led to more constraints on the mayor.

This should go on a t-shirt. Or a billboard.

Oh, that's a bummer. I thought she was great on the HRSB audit committee .

What a great idea!

Now we just need buses that go to the beaches in the summer!