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Poilievre to boost numbers with women by encouraging them to ask their husbands if they can vote for him “If you ask nicely, maybe he’ll let you use the credit card this weekend too!” The Beaverton Weekly Report is making fun of the news once again. Luke and the Panel (Ian MacIntyre, Clare Blackwood and ...

Poilievre to boost numbers with women by encouraging them to ask their husbands if they can vote for him (Podcast)

Furious Poilievre criticizes Trump tariffs for uniting Canadians OTTAWA - Following a tumultuous weekend in which Donald Trump threatened Canada with steep tariffs on all goods, only to back down, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre angrily criticized the US presi...

"During these negotiations, President Trump's actions led Canadians to unite in solidarity, and that is absolutely terrible for my brand!"

Reminder to folx who fled other social medias, this platform is not immune from suppression and censorship either.

found a new studio friend in the barn.

is it valentine's day yet?! congrats, this is fucking amazing!

this again.

Billionaires: hey those foreigners are taking your jobs Also billionaires: I’m moving my factories overseas because you won’t let me pay you basically nothing Also billionaires: hey help us train our AI systems so we can replace you with robots as well Also billionaires: Another year if record profits. Even though we’re in a cost of living crisis.

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Life in the subnivium, beneath the snow, is at risk of melting away The organisms that make winter homes in this subnivium help forests thrive year-round. But climate change is making this ecosystem disappear.

Hello did you know that there's an ecosystem that is SEASONAL.

It only exists in the winter.

Because it's under the snow.

Which mean, with climate change, an entire ecosystem could disappear. www.snexplores.org/article/subn...

it took me five frustrating minutes to figure out how to even post here. and that's after coffee. i think my brain's done with sm. time to read a book.

An image of all the blood vessels in a pigeon's head and neck. The vessels are neon red - glowing. This image won the Wellcome Award in 2017.

This award-winning image depicts blood vessels in a pigeon’s head. It was captured by the veterinarian Scott Echols as part of an ongoing endeavour known as the Grey Parrot Anatomy Project, which aims to develop ways to aid diagnosis and treatment for a host of animals, from birds to humans.

i hadn't heard of that one! i'll check it out. fb is definitely community for me.

i hope we find something soon. it's the only way i communicate with a lot of family and some friends.

Pay attention Canadians. Our premiers are going to cost us