@maxfawcett This is correct. It was called ""Canadian units of measurement" in 1985. This is shortened form of wording used because some industries in Canada continue to use both imperial and metric units. Example :Railways in Canada continue to use imperial units
#Win your very own #TheCountryParson rose, loved by many since its release earlier this year for its fully open, medium-large, almost flat rosettes of pure yellow. Simply RT and follow us to win. Ts and cs apply. #FreebieFriday
Pulsatilla vulgaris is commonly known as 'Pasque flower'. The name is said to be derived from its flowering around the time of #Passover & #Easter. In olden times it was believed that a Pulsatilla flower wrapped in red cloth & carried would ward off illness. #GoodFriday#folklore
I took a look back through the @WinnipegNews archives to see what life was like in Winnipeg during the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic. So much of it is strikingly familiar and could be lifted off those old pages and reprinted today.
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This man is playing fetch with a Beluga Whale. This is INCREDIBLE. β€οΈ
We honestly don't deserve these Majestic Creatures. π
Protect them at all costs.
PLEASE STOP USING PLASTIC