Well, çela n'est pas une pipe after all.

Trump and Elon broke up

Shocker.

And if I won the lottery I'd buy dijon ketchup. Make-believe is fun.

"If you or any other Canadians are not happy living on Treaty lands, they are free to apply for citizenship elsewhere."

Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation issues a scathing rebuke of Danielle Smith's talks on a national unity crisis.

The First of May - Working People Built BC There is May Day and there’s the “First of May”. Let’s not confuse them. Written and researched by Donna Sacuta Labour’s May Day (sometimes called International Workers’ Day) on the “First of May” has...

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This is really unfair to everyone who just voted for him for the racism.

Canada holds the G7 Presidency.

These proposals are to be discussed by foreign ministers later this week - on Canadian soil.

There is no reason we should be welcoming collaborators with the Russians on to our soil to block action on Russia’s shadow oil tanker fleet or to water down sanctions.

Check out what's happening in BC post-secondary with the weekly news roundup #bcpse #bcpoli mailchi.mp/6ccc2377d649...

Printed quote from Alice Person, cedar sawmill worker reads It opened the door to women. Why should we go back and do housework?

The 1940 - 1945 wartime economy in B.C. brought thousands of women into the workforce and unions. Alice Person was one of the first women hired to work at Hammond Cedar in Maple Ridge in 1942. After the war, many wartime industries shut, but women kept a foothold in sawmills. buff.ly/wS0MU0q

I have the adrenaline rush you only get as a parent who woke up at 5:30am to register their kids in summer programs, and succeeded! BOTH KIDS AT THE SAME LOCATION!!!

It's what Drac's mom calls him when he's in trouble.

Elon: takes notes

I know! Yours must be 30 by now.

In this issue:
🔨 Women who joined unions during World War Two
🔨 Kate Braid's poem for her aunts who built aircraft
🔨 The Golden Tree Memorial for three women farmworkers
🔨 In their words: conversations with labour activists
🔨 Letters to the editor

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I've been thinking a lot about that bumper sticker which says "everything looks like a conspiracy theory when you don't understand how anything works" and folks it's pretty obvious to me that the people in power right now have absolutely no desire to understand how anything works.

I remember turning my nose up at Idiocracy because it was too ridiculous. Then I recently found myself describing President Camacho and his flamethrower to my twelve-year old, who was looking at a meme of Musk with his chainsaw.

You need less gear = self-heating

Sorry, you gotta do laws.

Depends. How much money you got?

Danielle Smith’s policy of appeasement and MAGA flattery is not a real strategy.

There are still folks in the Cnd oil sector who think we should either suck up or do nothing. I don’t know how much more evidence they need that this is profoundly stupid.

I sincerely doubt they will ever learn.

Cold-Shoulder Idea Of Canada 49th State --The Calgary Albertan, 17 Sep 1953

1953

Aw, I liked that.

Vote to Save the CBC YouTube video by Friends of Canadian Media

No notes.

A physical book? Like, a dead-tree book? Retro.

(Hope your power is back on soon)

Our front page today. Happy 181st birthday to Canada's national newspaper.

Are you suggesting that he doesn't have the cards?

I have two media interests these days. Well, also British Bake off and Splendeur et Influence, but it's harder to mix those gifs.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew 🇨🇦 -
"A wonderful, beautiful order pulling American booze off the shelves in Manitoba Liquor Marts." #cdnpoli

Taking a sick (half) day today. Tea, blankets, and doomscrolling.