That seems like a weird whatabout. How is your job related to how much funding the CBC gets?
In the end, funding the Ukraine-Russia war instead of promoting the peaceful settlement that was being negotiated between Ukraine and Russia in April 2022 has been a disaster for Ukraine and for Europe.
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What It Took to Bring Those Viral Star Trek Short Films to Life
Yeah, never is things seem critical. Mind you, it is Patch Thursday, so maybe things will settle down.
The Fediverse is about to get a lot weirder...
Iconic Doctor Who and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy sounds archive made available for first time
Walmart slapped higher prices on one-litre milk cartons than permitted by Manitoba law
In Western Canada, I know there are Co-op Gold-branded filters. I don't have any at the moment, so I can't confirm where they're made, exactly.
I'm unfortunately not free tomorrow, but Apocalyptica is pretty great. Anyone who has the opportunity to see them should take it.
Well technically that would be a cancellation, not a shelving. 😁
But I'm honestly not worried - even if Disney doesn't renew, the property is a cash cow for the BBC, and I think they'd keep it going.
I either missed this, or is has been added to the article:
Audio recording from Pearson's air traffic control tower shows that Delta Air Lines Flight 4819 was cleared to land shortly after 2 p.m. and that the tower warned the pilots of a possible air flow "bump" in the glide path from an aircraft in front of it, according to a report from The Canadian Press.
So wake turbulence could be a factor.
For a plane to completely go over like that, I would have to think it was significantly overspeed...
Habitant is apparently a Campbell's brand - I had no idea.
Their logo is familiar - I'm sure I've seen at least some of their products in stores...
Kerr's looks like it has a comparable product line to Nutty Club.
To say nothing of,
[Cindy] Blackstock said Canada has never provided supporting documentation for its claims of misuse, and that there is no evidence of how widespread the problem is.
Not that it's a guarantee of quality but any means, but they had a moment of catering to Hollywood types in the mid-2000s.
I don't think I've owned a pair, myself.
For sure, I get it. I wish .world federation was more reliable, but we seem to run into challenges a couple times per year. We're always looking to improve stuff like that.
dunking on how our instance is a ghost town
Not really your point, but I can't help but have some thoughts on this:
- Ultimately, the instance is exactly as active as its users want it to be, for better or worse.
- If we were overly concerned about size, we'd have stayed on Reddit.
I was able to find a couple of things I found interesting about Section 31, but I had to dig pretty deep to do it.
I don't think there's any question that it was well-liked by the fandom.
However, I used to check in with Parrot Analytics fairly frequently - they're a site that purports to measure the overall "demand" of a series through a variety of means that I don't fully understand...but the industry uses their metrics.
"Lower Decks" was typically the second-lowest "in demand" new series - only "Prodigy" had a lower score.
That said, the demand for all of the new series was categorized as "outstanding."
The War Between the Land and the Sea looks to be just that, but sadly Freema-free.
Doctor Who's Freema Agyeman explains why Martha Jones didn't return in Torchwood
'We've been tokenized': Royal Winnipeg Ballet's entire Indigenous advisory circle resigns
Canada announces changes to Jordan's Principle program, narrows range of eligible requests
