Iโve had enough. The only line that needs to be drawn is the poor vs. the rich. And I mean rich. Not you or anybody you know. Real rich people. ๐๐ผ
My experience with BB Baskets was phenomenal! And Iโd like yโall to know that as well. โฅ๏ธ๐
Well done, BB Baskets and keep up the great work!
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NB QEII btwn 65 Ave in Leduc & 41 Ave SW in Edmonton - overhead sign maintenance at various locations, Oct.14, 4:30am to 7am. Expect a lane closure with speed reduced to 50km/h. #ABRoads#yegtraffic
ALERT: Emergency services have been called to help a pedestrian involved in an incident on 4A St and 47 Ave SW. Please go slow and watch for fellow Calgarians.. #yyctraffic#yycroads
Fred Penner and Mr. Dressup is a pretty great crossover, but the story behind it carries some tragedy.
About two weeks before he was to appear on Fred Penner's Place in 1992, Ernie Coombs' wife Marlene was struck & killed by a car while she was out shopping in Toronto.
Penner contacted Coombs and told him that it was okay if he cancelled the shows or rebooked.
Coombs said no. He and his wife had talked about it before she died and he wanted to be on the show.
"The energy that the crew gave him, when he came on set, was overwhelming to say the least," Penner said.
They did two shows. At the end of the second show, a song was scheduled called "Together, Tomorrow"
Penner and Coombs sat on the log on the set getting ready to say goodbye to the audience with that song at the end of the second show.
Penner stated that the song became about Ernie and his wife and both he and Ernie were on the brink of tears while singing the song.
"That was absolutely the most beautiful and most intense moment I ever had on the series," Penner said.
This story comes from my interview with Fred Penner for my episode on Mr. Dressup, which you can listen/read here: https://t.co/OykihwgUpe
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No surprise that doctors are raising the red flag again. How do you attract extremely skilled workers, that take a long time to train, during a global shortage? Thatโs right, you treat your CURRENT ones like crap. Thatโll get them here. ๐คฆโโ๏ธ
@511Alberta there is a smouldering grass fire on the side of the QEII southbound just by Crossiron Mills. Idk if someone wants to check it out. ๐ฅ๐ช๐ผ๐ #yyc#yyctraffic#calgary
My son is 15
I never bought him a pride onesie when he was a baby.
I never read him a book that had two moms as part of the storyline.
When he was little stores and businesses didnโt have LGBTQ+ displays and we didnโt celebrate pride month.
He was raised Catholic, and went to church.
Guess what? He is gay.
The rainbow wonโt make your kids gay. They are born that way. A display in a store wonโt make your kid trans, they are born that way.
If you donโt love and accept them for who they are, YOU are a shitty parent.
They havenโt failed, you have.
Under Danielle Smith and the UCP, power bills have skyrocketed.
Today, we announced our plan to get household electricity bills under control.
We will pay off the debt Smith piled onto your bills, cap electricity costs, and take action to keep costs down long-term.
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