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Hey friends! If you need - or would like to - migrate to a different instance...Back in the day, Jace and I wrote and translated in French a little guide to help!Just replace mstdn.ca by the instance your want to move to 💜 https://news.mstdn.ca/migrating-your-account-to-mstdn-ca/

@stephanie Appeasement was undertaken to buy time to rearm.Due to the memory of the Great War, no prospect of war was popular, but Chamberlain came back from that conference, gave the "peace in our time" speech, and then convened a cabinet meeting where the agenda approximated "there's going to be a war, we have to get ready".The getting ready part was a notable success.Canada is not the British Empire and has many fewer options by itself, so the process is necessarily slower.

@stephanie I am absolutely livid at how they whine and squeal about how China is overtaking “the west” in science. Well yes they’re 1.5 billion people that have been investing in science consistently for 25 years, what did they think was going to happen? The misplaced superiority of these people, they deserve slaps.

Oh and we had some little junco friends this morning 💜

I did a thing! First recognition from work since I started. I chose the one gift that was made in Canada, and I was really happy that it was from a Haida artist!

KEEP YOUR CATS INSIDE. If you let your cats roam free, you're an asshole. --A new study from the University of Guelph paints a clearer picture into the number of birds killed by cats each year in Canada, which it found is on average about 60 million birds.-"It's important to know what [cats'] impacts is on the environment because they are, somewhat, non-native to our environment," Chu told CBC Kitchener-Waterloo's The Morning Edition."Many bird species are in the decline and endangered and, in general, birds are declining all over North America and we've lost four billion birds since 1970 and one of the causes for bird decline that we can measure and know a good amount about are cats in Canada."https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/university-of-guelph-birds-killed-by-cats-each-year-9.6942108

He's blurry, but look at how happy this little cutie is!! One of our white-throated sparrows #SKyard

We just had our last dinner on our Nova Scotia vacation. Tomorrow we're heading to Québec city to have dinner with my parents and brother (it's his birthday!) and sleep there. Thankfully I don't work until Wednesday! Dinner was absolutely fantastic (we're sleeping at a B&B that has only three rooms and a restaurant attached to it). We ate outside, view on the water, with the sunset, and a bald eagle even flew by. It felt like a proper ending 😊#SKtrip

Government services are necessary services offered to citizens. They shouldn't have to be profitable to survive.(Can be applied to multiple organisations)

Buoy wall, Yarmouth

We rushed out of our B&B this morning to make it as early as possible to Burncoat Head park to see the "world's highest tides" at low tide and walk on the ocean floor in one arm of the Bay of Fundy. It was such an incredible experience! They tell people to be careful not to walk in tidal pools and not to disturb anything. At high tide, the water reaches those trees on the "flower pot" rock.#SKtrip

@stephanie I can picture it turning around and running yapping towards you to get petted.

"Kyle! Wait! I need to take a picture of this fantastic mushroom"#mushtodon

The best sign in Québec#SKtrip