The overwhelming respondent percentages are impressive once you know that nearly 25,000 people were surveyed.

Everyone needs a frickin bone tossed their way here and there.

Sounds like part of a plot that’ll be used in a spy movie or show in the future to coerce the protagonist/target on a specific route.

*Comrade has entered the chat*

Anna Zeiter, CEO of W, has told Bilanz.ch that W stands for “We.” Meanwhile, the first of the Vs that make up W stands for “Values,” and the second for “Verified.”

“The fact that W comes before X in the alphabet is certainly also a welcome coincidence,” Zeiter said.

Was curious if the”W” had a deeper meaning to it. Turns out it’s actually two V’s that form a “W”

There are many planned funding initiatives taking place throughout the city to celebrate our 200th. I recommend giving the article a quick skim to learn more about how they’ll impact Ottawa.

And for those only interested in Bluesfest:

At an event organized by the city to launch bicentennial celebrations, Mark Monahan, executive director of Bluesfest, unveiled the lineup for a special Ottawa 200 day on July 19, the 200th day of the year. The lineup features The Guess Who, The Sheep Dogs and Elisapie.

Monahan said tickets for the event will go on sale this Thursday for $25 each. Other free daytime activities for the July 19 event will be announced in March.

You can visit the Canada Rocket Company website for more info.

He has my permission to stop.

“Turns out they banned Ozempic and LASIK in the future lol” the world’s richest man commented […]

Subtle

Why not? A quick glance shows it’s basically one guy spamming links to…himself?

Nani?

They should’ve gone with another name—like Santana’s Archive!

Makes sense, though it doesn’t make it less icky.

Applicants are asked to give free consultation and free AI training as part of the final interview process?

Another damned if you do, damned if you don’t situation. I wish him and the entire trade team the best of luck.

“You’re Unlikely to See Me Get on a Dragon Ever Again”

How about hopping on this big ol’ pile of money?

I’m listening to the episode as well. We got a Lemmy shoutout!

I read the article a couple of times to be sure, but I didn’t pick up on them blaming VIA Rail. I don’t think any train could have physically stopped soon enough to avoid an impact.

On Tuesday, Ruck won a self-represented case against the City of Mississauga, challenging part of a weed control bylaw that prohibits growing grass over 20 centimetres and growing certain plants. Ruck was seeking $2.46 million in damages and other relief, but he was not awarded any money, according the ruling.

$2.46 million in damages?? Man’s out here seeking $1 for every overgrown blade of grass on his lawn.

Those ‘fuck Trudeau’ flags make for very awkward prompts