People have been using the same arguments for years. I remember watching a similar video from the BBC of the UK bringing in drunk driving laws in the 60s and it was the same stuff "How can the government dictate how much I can drink and still drive?!"
I really wonder what these people think now of being on the wrong side of history? My guess is they're either MAGA people now or they've come around and think they were never really opposed to this.
This is likely a class action lawsuit waiting to happen.
Hopefully their audit is correct and no valuable data was actually stolen
Thanks for sharing this. Going to try it out. I honestly haven't had as much of an issue with Google search lately, but willing to try something new.
Think about what your age is on Feb 28 and March 1 on non leap years.
I don't belong to that community, but feel free to post it there
Absolutely, there's a reason people become career criminals. If we remove any opportunities to make money legally people will turn back to criminal ways to make money.
Yep it's the same for me. I absolutely loathe the gambling ads and it was the last straw for me to tune out of watching most sports. I still watch baseball, but it doesn't seem to be quite as prevalent in those broadcasts for some reason
IT'S YOUR GRANDMASTER FLASH PLEASE CALL ME YOUR UNCLE HAS GOUT
Keep in mind she texted him early new year's day to meet and hug. I think you're mostly right, but she also was acting very clingy at the beginning too. I'm guessing you're right though in that she was testing the waters and for whatever reason she decided to move on.
And the enshitification of the internet continues
You absolutely should. Our family we all experienced some negative effect from the COVID shot (mostly sore arms), not from the flu shot.
There is no way this is true. See https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/health/managing-your-health/immunizations/flu
The scooters are really popular in our city. Currently we have 2 companies operating: Bird and Neuron. The positives have definitely outweighed the negatives. Hope they can keep going.
> Calgarians are being encouraged to take transit to visit the island and to help everyone get home safely from NYE celebrations. The CTrains will be running on extended hours until 4 a.m. on Jan. 1, and major bus lines will be running until 3 a.m.
Watched a few minutes of it and basically it's just game trailers. It's an industry award show, there's not much to say about it.
Now only diesel fumes and malt will be smelled in Ramsay
Plans to redesign Calgary's Downtown West were made public Monday, as part of an effort to create a stronger and more active city core.
This area desperately needs redevelopment. It's such a waste of prime real estate right now.
Shane and Stacy Walton have gone viral on social media after posting a video of their house filled with 2L pop bottles.
Imagine lugging around 2 kg of soda
The current ratio needs to change to take the strain off local businesses, which bear the brunt of the city's tax burden, said Mayor Gondek.
I feel for this guy, but something isn't adding up.
- he has lived in this house for 3 decades
- his mortgage is still so high, that the recent interest rate hikes have taken his mortgage payments from $1K to $2.6K
Anybody miss Lloyd's?
Calgary will be installing new in-street crosswalks at elementary schools in the city in an effort to keep students safe.
Probably a good thing. Seems like more and more parents are choosing to drive their kids to school and the chaos results in a lot of impatience.
The new facility will be different, both physically and philosophically, when it reopens in 2026
Looking forward to visiting the new museum. They're going to open up the whole space to the public and only have 1 permanent exhibition.
A bear warning is in place for the West Bragg Creek Provincial Recreation Area after "a surprise encounter with a grizzly bear that resulted in a bluff charge."
This is in addition to a full closure of a section of nearby Moose Mountain, where a black bear had been seen feeding on a carcass in late September.
Some say it can't buy happiness while Pink Floyd says it's the root of all evil, but money did cause some excitement in a southeast Calgary neighbourhood Tuesday.
Money, money, money
Calgary city councillors unanimously approved the Public Transit Safety Strategy on Monday, which will be brought to City Council later this month.
> Calgary city councillors unanimously approved the Public Transit Safety Strategy on Monday, which will be brought to City Council later this month.
A portion of the Stoney Trail ring road, from 16 Avenue to Bow Trail will open in early October.
Calgary Transit's RouteAhead Strategy sets targets to increase frequency of buses and trains to every 10 minutes or better, at least 15 hours per day, seven days per week.
Seems like it's worth it
City Hall Station has been renamed to City Hall/Bow Valley College Station to improve community wayfinding and connectivity, the City of Calgary said.
City Hall station getting a 'Bow Valley College' added to its name
Today at a special meeting of Council, Home is Here: The City of Calgary’s Housing Strategy 2023 - 2030 was approved with amendments. During three days of meaningful and passionate public participation and debate at the Community Development Committee, more than 160 residents and groups generously s...
This is good news. Let's see what results from this
> Number of Americans on WestJet's transatlantic flights up 70% from last summer
> Unfortunately, upon arriving in Paris, her husband's luggage didn't turn up. Missing was a large backpack with belongings they specifically packed for the safari, including hiking shoes.