Recently learned almost 1 in 4 Canadian women over 40 don’t have kids. As one of them, I’d like to thank all the #feminists who came before me for giving me this #choice. (My entire reproductive system also thanks you.)

Wishing everyone in much of #NorthAmerica a happy #snowday! Stay safe, stay warm, throw a snowball for a puppy

Instead of threatening the existence of #Canadapost, why don’t we start asking how we can use a national workforce that is already embedded in every community, is resourced, has transportation equipment in place and is quick and easy to deploy? Baby, bath water and all that…

Here’s a trick to tell if someone’s lying about pharma info for pregnant people… you don’t need a trick the answer is they’re lying (or to be generous, misinformed). Why? Because we generally don’t allow pregnant people to participate in pharma studies, so no one really knows crap about it.

Amazing art

Hey #Hoekstra, you can drop all the mildly ominous sounding comments you want, but you’re wasting your breath. Canada is not ABC, we won’t crumble at the first hint of your administration’s displeasure. Don’t threaten us with a good time Petey!

This is exactly where design should go… form, function AND universal accessibility! ❤️

a man in a suit and tie is sitting at a table and making a funny face . ALT: a man in a suit and tie is sitting at a table and making a funny face .

To hell with back to school, what’s everyone going to be for Halloween??

Absolutely! Don’t get me wrong, it can always be better and we def need to create more green spaces east and west, and develop green corridors in between. But declaring SJ the worst in the country based on two random data points with apparently zero context is irresponsible journalism imo.

Oops, i missed rainbow park too. Ironically this article focuses on the neighbourhood that has the best access to a broad suite of parks in the city! It just screams wrong to me.

Saint John ranks last among all cities in Canada for access to green space | CBC News Out of all the cities in Canada, Saint John ranks last in terms of park access — with especially limited green space in dense, low-income areas affecting residents' health and driving up heat in the c...

And here’s the article ICYMI 🙂

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From what i can tell the reporter’s assessment is based on one long form census question and one city data point, which does not a fulsome study make! There’s a reason why research and journalism are considered two different disciplines and i feel very strongly this article demonstrates exactly why!

Did you read the written article?

I’ve been stewing about that “article” since it went online! Not solid journalism imo. At the very least an insult to civil planners and researchers.

… And a million other critical questions neither she nor her editor bothered to ask before publishing. Supposedly the south end peninsula has no parks? Tin can beach, Queen square, king square, loyalist burial ground, fort Latour, and chown field don’t count??

Ummm… that piece is based on one reporter looking at one question from the long form census. How many respondents? How did they interpret “park or green space”? What form of transportation did they consider when answering? …

Quebec plans to table bill to ban praying in public | CBC News The Quebec government intends to present a bill banning prayer in public. Secularism Minister Jean-François Roberge said Thursday that the “proliferation of street prayer is a serious and sensitive is...

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I’m no fan of religion but this is feeling like Quebec is tripping into thought police territory.

Crown in Hockey Canada sex assault trial won't appeal judge's not guilty decisions | CBC News The Crown has decided not to appeal an Ontario Superior Court justice's not guilty decisions a month ago in the sex assault trial for five former world junior hockey players.

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This is why we don’t report. 🤬#brokensystem #pointless #metoo #neveragain

Meta AI's discover feed is full of people's deepest, darkest personal chatbot conversations Meta AI's discover feed, which features AI content in a social media-like environment, appears to contain unintentionally shared queries.

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Because we only think about it when we pay the bill, when we should be thinking about it every time we take out the garbage, turn on the faucet, travel safe roads, go to the hospital, etc, etc. 😁

Great white shark head sticking out of the water with its mouth open. Caption says, Rare image of a shark stepping on a Lego

The movie #meatballs was on TV, then I remembered the first #leadersdebate is also on and switched over... Hard to tell the difference between the two really.

Wile E. Coyote blueprint.

Wile E. Coyote blueprint.

Wile E. Coyote blueprint.

Wile E. Coyote is the quintessential technical writing and engineering cartoon.

Hey party leaders, could you please get rid of the bobblehead supporters behind you when you make announcements? It's sooooo distracting! We get it, you have supporters, you're popular, people like you, etc, etc. Clear the stage, stand on your own and say what you have to say. #canpoli #election2025

A German experiment gave people a basic monthly income. The effect on their work ethic was surprising A German experiment has found that people are likely to continue working full-time even if they receive no-strings-attached universal basic income payments.

"We found no evidence that people love doing nothing." #ubi
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Yes! This is a pain that is most promising.

Morning-after pill to be made free at pharmacies in England The government hopes the move will end the "unfair postcode lottery" some women face.

Yes! Now do Canada! And if anyone thinks this is a way to enable unsafe sex you can put your mind at ease. Noone wants to intentionally, repeatedly napalm their womb and suffer the consequences for months. Absolutely no cock is worth that.
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