Was only a matter of time, but the cupola has gone.
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Was only a matter of time, but the cupola has gone.
A handicap blue and white painted sign on the asphalt of a parking space. The symbols are meant to be a pregnant women and a baby stroller, but it doesn't look like that. It looks like pac man being killed with scissors next to a dancer
Twerkers at the barbeque get priority parking 🫡
A cartoony style illustration from the 1980s ladybird Children’s Classics version of the tale, showing Mole and Ratty rowing on the river
On this day 8th March 1859 Kenneth Grahame, author of Wind in the Willows, was born in Edinburgh
Artist: Martin Aitchison (1983)
So, this Brandon Blades used the below photo from a story about the "special interests" rally I reported on March 5, 2025 and used it in a Facebook post he wrote last week.
We politely asked him to at least give us credit and then he blocked me.
A painting of a bird beside the text "thankfully some mediocre fuckin' man is here to tell us all how to live"
Heated Rivalry author Rachel Reid speaks out against N.S. arts cuts: ‘The arts are why I live in Nova Scotia’ - The Globe and Mail www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/book...
Two pie charts labelled "School travel models before/after free transit pass." The first pie chart shows that after the pass was implemented that 33.7% of students took transit, while the second shows that before the pass it was only 11.5%
Education Minister Brendan Maguire speaking at a podium. Quote: "It's a 20% increase in usership. That's what it is."
Education Minister Brendan Maguire at a podium. Quote from journalist (off-camera): "It's a 200% increase, Minister."
Education Minister Brendan Maguire at a podium. Quote: "Um, yes, sorry, I'm not the best at numbers."
Nova Scotia's Education Minister, folks. Not exactly making the grade.
Over the years security at Province House has been beefed up considerably. There are security cameras throughout the building and outside the legislature. The place even has its own police force now. This is clearly an attempt to shield government members from being questioned or criticized.
I sense twice as many Gen Z dudes will not be getting anywhere near a woman anytime soon
www.theguardian.com/world/2026/m...
Was this about the plane and the blankey.
Please let it be about the plane and the blankey.
Thread. (TLDR: the House of Lords DCC report on AI came down hard on the correct side of the debate, rather than siding with industry lobbyists.)
I have roughly twice the followers here that I had on the former Twitter when I left it, so, yeah, skill issue I guess
Houston unbalanced the books with unwise tax and toll rollbacks, then used massive deficit to rationalize slashing crucial programs and public services
By @joanbaxter.bsky.social
Asked how he can justify maintaining SailGP funding in the face of budget cuts, Houston told @timbousquet.bsky.social:
“It all comes down to, you know, let’s see, what are the opportunities to grow the province? What are the opportunities? They’re just decisions that are made, always examined..."
Yeah, cool, so a short 🧵 about Halifax's finances.
Right now, after 14 or so year of taxes Halifax is at the precipice of a debt crisis which has the genuine potential to be destabilizing to our government. Most likely reforms instead of revolution but destabilizing none the less.
Why now?
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A good crop of purple and white crocuses along Melville Drive.
At The Meadows this afternoon…
So, in launching a huge bombing campaign on Iran they apparently didn't plan for:
- Who takes over;
- Interceptor shortages from sustained drone retaliation;
- How to defend US bases in the region;
- Threats to ships in the Strait of Hormuz; and
- How to evacuate Americans with airspace closed.
Men like to take the piss out of female drivers, then all of a sudden, "One lady owner" becomes a positive when buying a used car. Make your fucking mind up.
1/ The NS government says families will save $1,400 from tax cuts.
But averages hide who really benefits.
We ran the numbers. 🧵
a blue background with a no parking sign and the words 'parking ban enforced in white text' the halifax logo is at the bottom
The overnight winter parking ban will be enforced from 1 to 6 a.m. on Wednesday, March 4 (in both Zone 1 – Central and Zone 2 – Non-Central), to allow crews to properly clear streets and sidewalks. Details: www.halifax.ca/home/news/mu...
A headline from GB News stating: Motorists switch to using public transport to avoid paying £5 daily congestion charge
In shock news, motorists have switched to public transport to avoid paying the Oxford Congestion Charge.
A spokesperson* said: "This is exactly what was meant to happen, and it did."
Hey @globalnews.ca, hire me instead! Unlike Ben, I don't even pretend to be a journalist, so when I post clips from Left 4 Dead and fear-monger about the zombie apocalypse starting, at least your channel won't get blamed for misinformation (oh and also I'm not a zionist asshole, that too)
A pedestrianised street with a branch of popular heated foodlike product purveyor Greggs, and a dragon.
Sometimes when I am having difficulty with the universe I remember that in Dundee there is a dragon guarding a branch of Greggs, and this cheers me up.
How come “How are you going to pay for it?” is never asked about endless war?
Juxtaposition of two posts with dog looking at cat and a completely different cat (presumably!) poking their tongue out.
The perfect juxtaposition of posts! @alexvont.bsky.social
inventor of Triscuits: what if you could eat wicker furniture
