Pepper spray. The next walking/hiking "essential"?
A woman had a frighteningly close encounter with a grizzly bear while out walking her dog at a wilderness camp in Kananaskis Country, Alberta. The woman had stepped outside with her morning coffee to walk her dog when the bear appeared.
According to Wilderness Escape Adventures, In order to get away, she threw her coffee mug and when she saw the bear go to investigate it, she started running. Nearby campers yelled and waved their arms as a distraction. Eventually, the bear wandered off to chase a moose.
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@jbcurio. @tvo Great article! An M.A. in 19C. southwestern Ontario history (Western) lived Chatham 8 years ancestors in Maple Leaf Cemetery - yet I never knew!
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Even the most addlebrained sycophant among his minions must now surely see the insanity of this behaviour and be looking to bail out now. bbc.com/news/articles/cn8z48…
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BREAKING: White House Press Secretary & Stepford wife, Karoline Leavitt self destructs after attempting to deflect from President Trump’s overwhelmingly racist truth social video depicting the Obama’s as monkeys.
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🚨 “A highway to hell”
An internal provincial government report quietly admits that Highway 413, a developer-driven mega-road, will cause devastating environmental harm, threatening at-risk species, sensitive ecosystems, and large areas of the Greenbelt and farmland.
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#ontarionature – at Mississauga, Ontario
It was a tough call. Was the choice, respond to “a bully” or stickhandle “an unstable and unrestricted sociopath”.
Carney’s answer to the reporter took the high road. theconversation.com/mark-car…
If Trump had a hissy over @fordnation recent “Reagan commercial”, he’d have been apoplectic if Doug used this one.
Reagan's Radio Address on Canadian Elections and Free Trade on... youtu.be/Tp1T7kPEdDY?si=PWw-… via @YouTube
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NEW: Vehicles registered to Doug Ford's cabinet ministers have been caught by automated speed cameras more than 20 times.
In one case, they were driving 70 in a 40 zone. On average, they were 17 over the limit. #OnPoli
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As a high school teenager, I had summer jobs in the mail room at the law firm where Ken Dryden articled. Articling lawyers hardly noticed us. Not Ken Dryden. Seeing me on the subway he strode right up sat down and had a conversation. Decent human being! cbc.ca/news/canada/ken-dryde…
Good read. Gets you thinking.
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ANALYSIS: Make the 407 free for trucks? What if we charge them to use the 401, instead | TVO Today @jm_mcgrath And, let’s reduce single occupant commuters by making car pooling too attractive to pass up, and single use too costly. tvo.org/article/analysis-mak…
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“The government maps showing which parts of the park are included took my breath away: it’s a lot.”
The proposed plan could strip away nearly 60% of Wasaga Beach's shoreline, putting critical dune habitat and piping plover territory at risk.
More here:
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I guess you could call this “Thinking outside the ‘fire’ box!” theconversation.com/canada-c…






