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Yeah, but it’s not Belgian Portuguese or Belgian Swahili…😁

In Canada it’s streaming on something called Fubo (?) which I’ve never heard of.

October 22nd, 2014 last. Lone gunman. Shot to death inside after killing a guard (Corporal Nathan Cirillo) at the national war memorial outside.

Bill 96… sort of the same flavour: Just over two years ago, the Quebec government gave itself more powers to police the language spoken in the halls and flowing through the digital networks of the businesses in the province. That includes the tech sector, source of about five per cent of...

Please see above, & 469 or so days to go yet.😉

Been a while. Nothing recent.

Our gratuities come from the taxpayer. It’s not like they’re going to get voted in again, etc… not anytime soon anyway…

Canada’s ambassador for climate change has charged $254,000 in travel expenses in less than two years on the job. Catherine Stewart billed for stays at luxury hotels ranging up to $623 a night, according to Blacklock’s Reporter, citing access to information records because climate change...

http://apple.news/ARI06uC4eRtiMg8mUFQmdtw The University of Guelph has issued a legal notice of trespass to members of a pro-Palestinian encampment on the southern Ontario school's campus, seven weeks after tents first went up. Members of the encampment, however, say they have no plans to leave...

That “was” actually their flag from 1815-1830 when they dropped the two stripes…

http://apple.news/AEUiiy7GeTQeFO6GNnrjkJg But not “far” anything so it’s cool.

I wouldn’t say that, but it is interesting and weird at the same time.

Ever year, the progress Pride flag seems to pick up another stripe, colour or symbol — each signalling some increasingly niche and mysterious aspect of queerdom that I suspect even old-school LGBT members are befuddled over. And yet, rather than achieving a motley utopia, Pride is falling to...

Nobody expected this. High drama, for sure, but this was a shock. When the graphics flashed up on all the big French channels, it was not the far right of Marine Le Pen and her young prime minister-in-waiting Jordan Bardella who were on course for victory. It was the left who had clinched it...

True story, years ago I was in Cuba enduring an excursion to another island as people were introducing themselves, from the first sentence out of their mouths for many of them I could tell if I was going to get along with them or not, being either: 1) I’m __________ from Quebec in Canada 2) or...

…& we can send over a contingent from Quebec to correct the French on their diction and pronunciation…of the French language.

Sounds like they can have that for the next three years potentially, with a side of: Canada, in the nature of something or another, can send over Trudeau/Singh in one of our three “Battle Canoes” to show them how to get the job done.

France seems to be at a “Now What?” moment. French President Emmanuel Macron refused the resignation of the country’s prime minister, asking him on Monday to remain temporarily as the head of the government after chaotic election results left the government in limbo. French voters split the...

By whom? Meric S. Gertler?

An alliance of French left-wing parties was on course Sunday to beat the “far” right and President Emmanuel Macron's coalition in a stunning outcome to parliamentary elections that plunges France into new political uncertainty. No one group won an absolute majority in the second round of the...