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Lookout — Trina Moyles A powerful and intimate memoir about a young woman’s gruelling, revelatory summers working alone in a remote lookout tower and her riveting eyewitness account of the increasingly unpredictable nature ...

Recommended.
www.trinamoyles.com/lookout-memoir

Last of the lookouts In an age of advancing technologies, the art and science of watching for wildfires from lookouts is fading away. But fire lookout Bart Vanderlinde watches on.

A 2024 Canadian Geographic article on Vanderlinde, as well canadiangeographic.ca/articles/las...

The Last of The Lookouts | Short format | CBC Gem One of British Columbia’s last remaining fire lookouts, 72-year-old Bart Vanderlinde, scans horizons and distills life lessons during what may be his final fire season in the watchtower.

West of Prince George, one of B.C.’s last remaining manned wildfire lookouts stands and with it, 72-year-old Bart Vanderlinde, still scanning the horizon

gem.cbc.ca/the-last-of-...

also by Dr Vincent Lam

www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/arti...

Photo of a grey, sheer cliff face. The surface looks like it’s comprised of puzzle pieces. Blue sky is visible at the top of the photo.

Coastal hiking in Newfoundland, Canada is a treat for the eyes. Another view (last week) of the seaside cliffs near my hometown in Conception Bay North. #hiking #trail #ediacaran

ROSIE: It does sound a little bit like you're in denial that the majority has happened.

SCHEER: If anyone's in denial, it's the government that is refusing to accept the results of the last general election.

A large white waterfowl with orange feet stands in front of a door. On the door is a cardboard sign secured with tape that reads, "DO NOT LET THE DUCK IN." Adding insult to injury, I think the duck might be a goose.

Whatever you do,

Carney calls Canada's ties to the U.S. 'weaknesses' that must be corrected | CBC News Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada's ties to the U.S. have become "weaknesses" that must be corrected as workers in Canada's auto, steel and lumber industries remain under threat due to U.S. Presi...

NEW: PM Carney has released a video calling Canada's ties to the U.S. "weaknesses" that must be corrected. Plus, he's promising regular updates on Canada's push to diversify its trading relationships. #canpoli #cdnpoli

www.cbc.ca/news/politic...

My advice: if your goal is to "not start an argument" don't lead with "living rent free" as your first interaction with a stranger you've never spoken to before

Yes how dare anyone spend five minutes thinking about the person who held the highest office in the country for nigh a decade and the choices they made and continue to make

One of the most damning criticisms of the Liberal party writ large is how many of the people who’ve led it over the past two decades have only lived in Canada so long as they can be its Prime Minister or presumed Prime Minister in waiting. Ignatieff, Freeland, now Trudeau. Even Carney

Like if you spend your immediate post-Prime Minister life doing the exact thing you used your last days in office saying Canadians should avoid in order to save their country, yeah, that’s gonna get some blowback

A year ago

Toronto Star: I’m happy for Justin Trudeau and Katie Perry. Why do they make Canadians so mad?

Globe and Mail: Trudeau can live his post political life however he wants, but it will invariably reflect on his time in office

Here’s my take: he can do whatever he likes, obviously, but a year ago Trudeau was the Prime Minister telling us Trump was an existential threat and suggesting Canadians give up orange juice and U.S. travel. Showing up on vacation in the States reflects on the extent to which he meant it

“Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.”

The guy was shooting firearms alone in the home and when police got there was injured

Journal

LNG Canada: the worst flaring in the world? | The Narwhal LNG Canada in Kitimat, B.C., burned 350 million cubic metres of gas in 2025. That’s more than any other LNG export facility on record in 2024

Our newsroom published three investigations this week, including one that revealed Canada’s first major LNG export terminal was among the worst-emitting LNG plants in the world in 2025.

Catch up in this week’s newsletter: thenarwhal.ca/newsletter-l...

Documents reveal over 1,000 potential infractions left unchecked by B.C.'s energy regulator Thousands of records give inside look at provincial oversight of industry

We uncovered that the BC Energy Regulator was routinely giving oil and gas companies "passing grades" on their site inspections despite within those same inspection reports noting issues that constituted breaches of environmental laws/regulations.

Read more here: theijf.org/article/bc-e...

The guy who was elected Mayor arguing that there was mismanagement at City Hall and that he had the business skills to fix it is now in arrears on his mortgage and property taxes. #Kamloops

And any other papers? The Globe and Mail? I can't even go to the store to buy them. Just don't exist in print form here

It's not that I don't get a daily newspaper, it's that I can't. Literally impossible here. The local paper prints once a week and is like 30 pages and even that feels like a gift given whats happened so many other places

Last week I visited my sister in Edmonton and they still get a daily newspaper and...

damn, I miss having a daily newspaper

I do not want to create an account or open a subscription I just want to buy a thing and never hear from you again why is this so hard.

Bright green Aurora borealis illuminate streaky clouds above a rural residential street and hillside background.

Bright green Aurora borealis illuminate streaky clouds above a rural residential street and hillside background.

B.C. hockey team fined $1,500 after rowdy crowd disrupts game, throws beer onto ice | CBC News The Prince George Cougars failed to provide adequate security during a chaotic game against the Penticton Vees, Western Hockey League officials say.

The Prince George Cougars have been fined $1,500 for failing to have adequate security the night their game devolved as fans threw beer onto the ice yelling at the referees. Could it all have been avoided if the WHL allowed video review of penalties like the NHL and BCHL? www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Today RCMP put out an explanation for the lack of comms, citing the need to protect the integrity of the investigation www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

LNG Canada exceeds estimated 2024 global record for burned gas | The Narwhal LNG Canada in Kitimat, B.C., burned more gas in 2025 than any other liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility on record in 2024

B.C. loves to say it has the cleanest natural gas in the world, but the truth is — well, more like the complete opposite of that.

a real banger of an investigation at @thenarwhal.ca today by @writermjs.bsky.social & Wil Crisp. thenarwhal.ca/lng-canada-b...