It took 9 years and 3 billion miles to get this shot. Pluto’s icy Mountains. https://t.co/jpj3kSYQoz

Top Food Price Increases So Far In 2025. Roasted or ground coffee, — +33% Whole chicken, — +29% Ground beef, — +21% Oranges — +17% Bacon — +16% Apple juice — +15% Wieners — +13% Salad dressing — +13% Almonds — +13% Canned soup — +12% Veggie burgers — +11% Peanuts — +11% Orange

The #birds didn't seem to mind the first #snow, still flocking in and taking their turn to go to the feeder. More later after a break. #NaturePhotography

The Canadian Poppy Blanket. This was initiated by Winnipegger Sheilah Lee Restall. It’s over 60 feet in length and has more than 8,000 handmade poppies and 2,000 ribbons. It’s on display at the Manitoba Legislative Building. #winnipeg #poppies #RemembranceDay

Autumn in Scotland.

For those who haven't gotten a chance to read Broken Money, remember that we have a 30-minute animated video of it as well: https://t.co/ctSK0Eif4g

Government says it accidentally deleted privacy provision in online streaming bill

NYTimes and many other suggest that the more solar and wind, the cheaper the electricity The data shows otherwise — there are no countries with lots of solar and wind and low prices https://t.co/VUTGk4ngZB https://t.co/bVInVWolXg

A restaurant in the Montreal area is now charging $5 for a bottle of regular TAP water. While the practice is legal, is it right to charge for basic water in Canada—even if it’s common in other parts of the world?

Just stumbled on this incredible railing by Libor Hurda in Prague. What do you think?

“This is one of the largest mass layoffs in Ontario's history,” “This is bigger than Hudson's Bay,” which laid off 8,000 employees New numbers reveal 10,000-plus Ontario college layoffs, 600 programs cancelled/suspended over past year ⁦@BenRabidoux⁩

On a scale of 1929-1937 what’s your stress levels these days

Breaking down interprovincial trade barriers won’t generate billions as billed: report

On this day in 1959, the Dave Brubeck Quartet recorded “Take Five” Two years later it became a surprise hit and the biggest-selling jazz single ever. Revived since in numerous movie and television soundtracks, the piece still receives significant radio airplay. The single was

Bills are more than just headlines. https://t.co/kXwQeEq0op #c5

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Common sense. Housing prices don't go down in places where the market is supplying new housing. Chart to illustrate 50 years of reality vs. theory:

BREAKING: Bayer warns it may halt glyphosate production amid thousands of civil lawsuits and $10B USD in compensation payouts. Similar lawsuits are now beginning to surface in Canada.

The decline of Canada's debate and media infrastructure