The dev mentioned they're working on this. If you haven't already, you may want to enroll in the beta builds since it'll be released there first. And they're pretty stable.

That was one of many factors that I think the invocation was necessary. Th residents, as well as affected businesses, in Ottawa were left to fend for themselves as leadership(including the police) could not end the occupation of the downtown core. There were multiple blockades of varying degrees that were also problematic. What came out of the Coutts blockade was worrisome to say the least. The one at the Ambassador Bridge was cleared but who knew if people would come back or setup elsewhere. No one knew how things would play out at the time but there was a lot of concern across Canada. Even by the judge's admission, he may have advised the same conclusion the government decided on.

At the end of the day I agree with the public inquiry that didn't find it unreasonable and perhaps revisions to the Emergencies Act is something to consider.

That was one of many factors that I think the invocation was necessary. Th residents, as well as affected businesses, in Ottawa were left to fend for themselves as leadership(including the police) could not end the occupation of the downtown core. There were multiple blockades of varying degrees that were also problematic. What came out of the Coutts blockade was worrisome to say the least. The one at the Ambassador Bridge was cleared but who knew if people would come back or setup elsewhere. No one knew how things would play out at the time but there was a lot of concern across Canada. Even by the judge's admission, he may have advised the same conclusion the government decided on.

At the end of the day I agree with the public inquiry that didn't find it unreasonable and perhaps revisions to the Emergencies Act is something to consider.

The second interview of a CBC piece answered some similar questions I had. This ruling provides precedence and can stop a future invocation of the Emergencies Act in its tracks through an injunction from the Federal Court of Appeal, if it's granted.

The government is appealing the decision because they believe the invocation was reasonable and justified. The Liberals are currently behind in the polls, so politically it's within the government's interest to appeal this. The act itself is decades old and never invoked prior to this so both the civil liberty groups and the government are probably keen on getting clarification on the legal usage of the act from the Supreme Court of Canada.

Personally, I fully support the usage of the act. What I found unreasonable was the lack of accountability with the provincial police.

The shirt supplier may also be a factor. An American/EU size M is like an Asian L or XL. So if they changed the supplier then that's a possibility for the change.

Few kickbox, but even fewer knickerbox.

Here in Canada we got rid of our pennies years ago. For good reason.

I always thought Santa was a communist, what with the redistribution of wealth and all that red he wears. But nope, he was a fossil fuel venture capitalist through and through.

Bosses do it all the time. They love barking orders.

Elf on the shelf, meet owl on the bough.

Not to brag or anything but I too can bark. And bilingual is going straight on my resume.

Found the dog's owner.

I would subscribe to Southern Life Pro Tips.

Would they take care of morning wood?

I like how they added a smiley partway through. But then once it became accusatory, twas no more.

Capitalism doesn't believe in Robin Hood. Robbin' hoods on the other hand...

Little known fact: his legal name is just "Bu."

There's gotta be mud flaps off-camera with, Now I know my ABCs / Next time won't you sing with me.

While they left Eeyore to freeze to death alone. Who's the real ass here?

You just like causing cha-os.