North Bay is the No. 1 growth city in Canada, while British Columbia and New Brunswick are the leading growth provinces, according to U-Haul data analyzing 2020 migration trends.
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From cooking for the Queen to Canada’s coffee shop — meet Chef Tallis Voakes, the new culinary lead for Tim Hortons
Tim Hortons has a new culinary lead, let’s hope he does great things and improves the menu for customers — he definitely has the experience.
Legal psychedelic therapy arrives in Alberta after ground-breaking Health Canada decision
CALGARY, AB — The SYNTAC Institute, an Alberta-based non-profit organization dedicated to bringing legal psychedelic-assisted therapy to Canadians has been granted the first announced approval from Health Canada for an Alberta-based patient facing terminal cancer.
Thousands of aquaculture jobs to be lost as DFO Minister flipflops her opinion on B.C. salmon farms in the Discovery Islands
Above feature photo from Kaitlin Guitard’s Facebook page. By mid-2022, all salmon farms in the Discovery Islands of British Columbia B.C. will have to be closed. Currently, there are 19 salmon farms located in the Discovery Island region — with nine that are already empty. Regardless, all 19 farms will have their licenses renewed forContinue reading “Thousands of aquaculture jobs to be lost as DFO Minister flipflops her opinion on B.C. salmon farms in the Discovery Islands”
Who declares what is essential? — In Brian Pallister’s Manitoba
What you think is “non-essential” could be essential to someone else.
When a dog owner needed balloons to keep their dog’s paws warm — they were told they were “non-essential.”
While the dog owner wasn’t happy to not be able to get balloons — they reminded people to “Be nice to people.”
London shouldn’t “Defund The Police,” — they should be given additional funding
With the lowest capita of police officers in Southern Ontario and the second-lowest cost per capita in a study amongst 16 municipal governments, London Ontario is needing anything but being defunded.
I mean c’mon — even the ex-police union chief says reducing the London police budget is dangerous.
Fined $2,800 for exercising his charter rights — Mark Friesen isn’t stepping down
$2,800 — That’s how much Mark Friesen was fined for exercising his charter rights. The intimidation tactics for those speaking against the narrative continues to ramp up. How will Canadians who believe in freedom respond?
Freedom isn’t free — and many are paying the price already.
Mr. Friesen won’t be — he’ll be fighting it in court — with the legal fees he’s gathered through a GoFundMe.
Doug Ford can’t read the room — his Twitter menu disaster
Doug Fords latest of Twitter menu disaster’s — will he ever be able to read the room?
“Conspiracy theorist,” they said, “There will never be a digital health passport,” they said.
No vaccine?
Give up your freedoms then. — That’s what they want you to do if you refuse the vaccine.
No work, private venues, travelling or seeing your grandma — unless if you get a “non-mandatory vaccination.”
Go figure.
Anchor Points and C0V1D: Why is it so hard to change someone’s opinion regarding COV1D?
Do you have that family member or friend who you just can’t seem to change their minds about COV1D?
Are they so set in their way that they won’t even entertain anything that you are trying to tell them?
The reason for this is because of anchor points. An anchor point is the things that we anchor to at the beginning — that will then drastically impact how one thinks about things later on.
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