“Future prisoner”
11.03.2026 16:52
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“Future prisoner”
You are welcome to.
Except every admiral
The years where Canada built the most social housing are the same years we built the most market housing so maybe you shouldn’t treat this as one or the other.
Thats awful :(
Picked the one with the worse research though
9:50 in prince rupert and 9:20 in tofini
Worst timeline. Pun intended. Standard time is better for everyone. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...
Has he apologized on WeChat or only in English media?
Did he apologize on WeChat yet?
Has he apologized on the medium where the slander was made?
I mean you are directly contradicting the academic study you are responding to. Is asking for evidence all that unreasonable?
Alberta immigration trends and Danielle Smith's rhetoric: a visual timeline.
Citation needed.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. The new Game of Thrones series.
Wouldn’t that just tell you name recognition at this point?
Right. Why not lead with the real numbers since they arent bad?
I don't think you controlled for inflation there.
This is a bit of a weird question, but if anyone knows how to get in touch with Stephane Dion these days, could you DM me?
No 200 above that.
400 not 150 is what I heard?
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You quoted 7 words and incorrectly interpreted them so no not really. Though you and I should probably both recognize that the top is hard to do in a format like this.
Notice how adult/youth is different from age in general.
You are at the contradiction part of your pyramid.
Mike seemed to be at the top of that pyramid already?
In political science…
This seems smarter than D66’s platform promise to grow the House to 250 with no threshold.
Chart by Neil Kaye showing the lengthening and shortening of daylight hours in southern Britain each week through the year. Each bar represents how much daylight is gained or lost each week. The line is roughly a sine curve (head blown emoji), with the fastest daylight gains in Feb, March and April, and the fastest losses in Aug, Sep and October.
A quick reminder of what #BigFebruary is about…
Thanks to the magic of the cosmos, we start gaining daylight much faster in Feb than in Jan. Over 20 mins a week - setting us up for Spring.
This chart is by @neilrkaye.bsky.social and is one of my all time favourites.
Likewise. Cheers.