Wild moments in #MyJasper.🌲
Please remember: When viewing wildlife in the park, always keep your distance and stay in your vehicle at all times.
Photo by: @melissaescapes on IG
#MyJasper | #VentureBeyond
@TedTheAtheist@ConstantContact Same thing is happening to me. I’ve tried to cancel 6x over the past month and it’s impossible to get through. I don’t even understand how this is legally allowed at this point. And I’ve still been unable to cancel.
Dear Canadians: Don’t for one second think that what’s happening in the United States with #RoeVWade can’t happen here. Be vigilant. Take nothing for granted. Vote like our basic human rights depend on it…Because they do.
Environment Canada has issued a Fog Advisory for Kingston and area, urging drivers to use caution and avoid any unnecessary travel. https://t.co/dGlGobMU9T
@lifebettergreen Although it seems impossible at times, keep your head up! We got a house under asking a few months ago about fifteen mins away from Kingston. Although not *in* Kingston and it took a few months of searching and bidding, it worked out. Good luck!
@kingstonist Hey @kingstonist - it’s great how updated and detailed this article is! It seems as though this isn’t the only company in this region that’s doing this; I’m going through the same situation with another contractor. Is this a common issue/were there any other reports?
@CFIB Is there any news on period 24 opening for applications? It still says it’ll be in Feb with an exact date to be announced… but it has said this for a month.
I love exploring/hiking in winter as opposed to summer… for some crazy reason. We went to Frontenac with the intention to find wildlife… and this is a random picture I took of @iain_bell that turned out better than any of my other shots that day 😂
A fellow small business owner said something profound today: “Just because my business is doing ok, it doesn’t mean I’m not exhausted.” You feel guilty for doing ok, but then you remember it’s surviving because you’re working your ass off in a pandemic, not letting it fail…
Performing arts industry revenues declined by a record $783.8 million from 2018 to $1.8 billion in 2020, falling to their lowest level since comparable data became available in 2014: StatsCan report. https://t.co/yEpNhT2o1m
#performingarts#Canada#entertainment@StatCan_eng