Thinking about this beautiful, influential trailblazer on #internationalwomensday2025 Nat, sorely missed by those who knew her, was a contributor at T&C & a fellow Fellow with @RCGS_SGRC It was a privilege to help share her story.

Driving home tonight on my ATV I had to stop and get a shot of the #NorthernLights here in #Iqaluit #Nunavut 😲 They were so strong tonight. @BRPnews check it out NOV.10.2025 #ShareYourWeather #NunavutVibes

Tomorrow is 11 Nov - Remembrance Day. I wear a poppy to honour all soldiers, but especially my great-grandfather Austin John Hadfield, and his younger brother Vic who was killed in the hell of Passchendaele, in Flanders Fields, where poppies grow. https://t.co/HVjkdHgg7y

In Ojibwe our word for warrior or soldier is ogichitaa. Our words for Remembrance Day are Zhimaaganishii Giizhigad.

On this day in 1966, Joni made her first appearance at The Riverboat in Toronto, the venue that inspired “Night in the City.” Photo courtesy of the Toronto Star Archives

Calling all Canadians! Funds raised during the Poppy Campaign directly support Veterans and their families. From emergency financial assistance to housing and mental health services, your donations make a direct impact in the lives of Canadian Veterans. Your poppy makes a

Chateau Frontenac, Quebec😍

A small thank-you gift — a Greenland 🇬🇱flag mug and fridge magnet — for the delicious Canadian 🇨🇦 maple syrup from Halifax. Hope it gets there before Christmas!

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The weather forecast calls for snow. Are you ready? 🤓 📷 @evablue #montreal #snow

On #IndigenousVeteransDay we recognize the important contributions of Indigenous Service members throughout Canada’s history. Today we highlight Chief Joe Dreaver, of Mistawasis Cree Band in Saskatchewan who bravely served in both WWI and WWII.

Honouring the courage, sacrifice, and leadership of Indigenous veterans — today and every day. 🇨🇦 For the first time, Manitoba marks Indigenous Veterans Day in law through Bill 210 — honouring service and strengthening our shared story.

I actually took this video the other day for Stan ⁦@stan_sdcollins⁩ I had no idea had had passed already 💔he loved the west coast of Newfoundland and especially Western Brook Pond. Here she is Stan but from 20,000 feet this time. Rip my friend

Today and every day, #CanadaRemembers. We honour and remember the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Veterans from across this land who have proudly served – and continue to serve – with courage and sacrifice to defend peace and freedom. #IndigenousVeteransDay

Good evening from #Iqaluit #Nunavut watching Iqalummiut put their boats on the trailers NOV.7.2025 #ShareYourWeather #NunavutVibes

#Budget2025 sets the foundation for long-term prosperity. Today, Prime Minister Carney outlined the government’s plan to enable $1 trillion in total investments over the next five years to attract talent, supercharge growth, and create thriving businesses. https://t.co/SQujySovYZ

See you again in 1,155 years Lemmon!

A view from #Iqaluit #Nunavut on NOV.7.2025 #ShareYourWeather #Moonrise

After almost two months of waiting, I finally got the package today — real Canadian maple syrup from one of my X/Twitter friends in Halifax, Canada 🇨🇦 Thanks so much for the syrup — I’ll be enjoying it tonight with homemade pancakes! 🥞🇬🇱

A good day of fishing turned into a great day of meeting some curious little visitors. The NWT always surprises you with more than one kind of catch. 🎣🐾 📸 robhart.nwt 📍Tartan Rapids, North Slave, NWT #SpectacularNWT #ExploreCanada #NatureMoments #Wildlife #Nature

In Ojibwe our word for moose is mooz. Ojibwe art by @mishiikenhkwe .