I grew up by Mountains.
I have spent most of my life around Mountains.
My middle name literally translates to 'Mountain'.
And yet I can never spell it right on the first try.
My brother just sent me this photo - taken today in Parkview. Glad to see the prospect of five simultaneous election races (and two referendum campaigns) hasn’t destroyed everyone’s sense of humour. #yeg#yegcc#cdnpoli
Was scrolling through PPC candidates today and came across Vahid Seyfaie, their Missauga-Lakeshore candidate, who photoshopped his face onto a picture of Prince William for a campaign photo. VERY serious party here, folks... #cdnpoli
1/2: There are few jobs as misunderstood as those of the first ten employees at a Startup. Their job descriptions don't match the reality of what they actually do on a day-to-day basis.
Every day something unexpected shows up and they just have to deal with it.
For the cover of its diversity report, ODNI bought a stock photo called "Portrait Of Multi-Cultural Office Staff Standing In Lobby" and then photoshopped a woman in a wheelchair and a blind guy into it.
https://t.co/BpvOg17CbA
20 Things I've Learned (Or Had Confirmed) About Humanity During The 'Pandemic' (THREAD):
1/ Most people would rather be in the majority, than be right.
Sometimes I get to spend my evenings monitoring staid Parliamentary proceedings out of the corner of my eye.... and then sometimes, things like this happen. #c10
@RachaelHarderMP is getting under @JustinTrudeau's skin on the Broadcasting Bill. She accuses the prime minister of not being able to define Canadian content or net neutrality. She knows the bill better than he does - and he knows it.
if there is a phrase that seems to embody all that the Liberal Party does it is:
"We're doing great! We just need you to lower your expectations."
#cdnpoli
...to convert to electric. Especially for Northern communities where temperatures are regularly -40 or below.
With potential gas shortages looming, I find it prudent to take a moment to realize just how necessary gas is to our daily life.
3/5
I don't even have it that bad, I have friends who live over an hour from the nearest grocery store or gas station.
Here in Canada, we have a significant population that lives in a rural or remote area, and like it or not, there isn't the infrastructure in place...
2/5