The 125 year old Stampede Elm is gone. Does anyone know if they at least kept the wood for artists to carve? #yyc

Let's also not forget pre-pandemic, Loblaws was involved in one of the biggest offshore corporate tax-avoidance cases in the country-authorities alleging they set up a bogus foreign bank to avoid tax on hundreds of millions in investment income cbc.ca/news/business/…

There’s a tiny little evergreen growing from a crack in the median of the vine street expressway.

Someone decorated it 😭

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Reminder that the Weston family has an actual castle in the UK. A leasehold of Fort Belvedere, former residence of Edward VIII, and used by Queen Victoria.

Just got a private, plaintive message from someone who said it must be difficult to only be able to report what I'm told. I'm sure the sender is sincere. But I also know he's wrong. Reply however you like but it's important to make clear: I have never been prevented by anyone…

I just barely caught this morning’s sunrise, but what a stunner. I want this photo as a painting.

Wtf pot of gold

From Lyndsay Sung (@cococakeland) to Julie Van Rosendaal (Julie Van Rosendaal), here are 6 Canadian bakers to follow to level up your baking. #ELLECanada bit.ly/3MHxn9a

If Loblaw is going to send fearmongering messages to stressed out Canadians, threatening a grocery code of conduct would “raise food prices for Canadians by more than $1 billion”, they need to explain why... and how they came up with this number.

I’m curious how Loblaw came up with the $1 billion it says a grocery code of conduct would cost Canadians. Typical fearmongering to threaten supply disruptions and empty shelves.

I will never get used to the overnight transition from Halloween to November.