Some weeks you just need a good quote to get you through...

I suppose at least the TWO women in this video are not in red cloaks...

Starting my 52nd week of quarantine life tired because I was up until the wee hours in a virtual lineup for my grandma’s covid vaccine appt seems very appropriate... Also 11am & still no appt

It’s time the Alberta government recognizes that implementing strategies to empower young women are integral to the economic recovery of our province. RT if you agree!

"To abandon public health measures is a complete abandonment of legal responsibility," health & science policy expert @ubakaogbogu says of Alberta's chief medical officer of health.

People are clinging to the side of airplanes to try to escape the taliban in Kabul, yet in North America having to wear a mask is stepping on your “freedom”? Have some perspective.

By playing the cello, Patrick Dexter spreads joyful vibes from Ireland. We have a lot in common, so we decided to collaborate. Enjoy his cello music from his cabin in Mayo, Ireland & my Punjabi Bhangra dance from my cabin in the Yukon, Canada. YouTube: youtu.be/l2lGLbDVabU

This isn’t Coke vs Pepsi 🙄

In case you needed to feel old today…

1918 woman thinks Spanish Flu is a hoax

Continuing my tribute to Paddy Moloney, my favourite Chieftains track 'A Breton Carol' from their 1987 record 'A Celtic Wedding'. Paddy chose the tunes for this album from a collection of traditional Breton melodies, the depth of emotion in his arrangements always touches my soul

He’s got a point…

How can you not love Seb 💚

The Wexford Carol. Dating back to the 12th century, this is the oldest Irish Christmas song still sung today. Join me here each day between now and Christmas for more Irish festive music 🎄

CBU student, Gurleen Singh, shared a heartwarming interaction he had with a Transit Employee. "I'm proud to be a CAPER! After wearing the Cape Breton tartan as my turban I felt proud when a bus driver said: I appreciate bud that you are wearing our pride as your crown."

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"Brave" gets used far too often in sports. Not here though.

Sixty feet high, the Big Fiddle in Sydney of Cape Breton Island of Nova Scotia is the world's largest fiddle. It is a tribute to the folk music and traditions of the region’s Celtic community. From this iconic fiddle, I am dispatching joy, hope and positivity.

Auld Lang Syne as the sun sets on 2022. Happy New Year!