Thunder Bay – Monday
Sigh…better than nothing I guess. Your morning sky Trash in context This morning, the colour in the sky was opposite from where the sun was rising A bit of colour in the south and so the day begins
Sigh…better than nothing I guess. Your morning sky Trash in context This morning, the colour in the sky was opposite from where the sun was rising A bit of colour in the south and so the day begins
Latest discarded clothing find. Look to be in good shape. Full of cooties though. This is what we have to work with this morning We should see the sun today. Not going to get anything spectacular as far as sunrises go. Here yo get a good look. We are getting some colour now. Your morning … Read more
“Recycling” Makes Plastic Pollution Worse If you’re like many people, you’ve always thought a numbered-triangle symbol on the bottom of a plastic container tells you it’s recyclable — giving you peace of mind that when you toss it into a blue bin, it will be turned into something else. That’s not true. Those symbols are Resin … Read more
Another challenging morning. Some colour in the sky over around the northeast . The usual suspects No colour over by the giant even though that is where the sun will rise Colour beginning to fade The sun is preparing to make its appearance And there it is. and so the day begins Trash in … Read more
Liberal leader pledges more family doctors while in Thunder Bay The Ontario Liberal party is pledging to ensure everyone in the province has a family doctor within four years. Liberal party leader Bonnie Crombie continued to make improving health care a main focus of her visit to Thunder Bay this week as she toured Confederation … Read more
Someone decided that their boot liners were not necessary. I wonder how that worked out. The usual suspects A real dog’s breakfast out there this morning. There are clouds sooo something may happen but with that low wall of clouds, I am not optimistic. Tracks. I like the patterns Well we have this Better than … Read more
Remote First Nations look for more fire safety training With little resources to address fire-related emergencies, fire safety remains a significant concern in many First Nations in and outside Northwestern Ontario. “I’ve been to over 25 communities in Northwestern Ontario. I’d say over 90 per cent of them don’t have a fire department and over 90 … Read more
Sigh…more snow. Makes taking photos very difficult. Stopped snowing for a few minutes Snowing again Not much today.
Looks like we have a nice sunrise today. Lots of colour. The usual suspects I might have gone a bit overboard with my photo taking today. But its been sooo long since I had something to photograph at sunrise, I could not help myself. The mistake-on-the-lake this morning The sun is about to make its … Read more
Mark Carney committing to hit 2% NATO defence spending benchmark in 2030 Liberal leadership contender Mark Carney is expected to announce on Wednesday that if he becomes prime minister he’s committed to reaching NATO’s military investment benchmark of two per cent of gross domestic product by the end of 2030, CBC News has learned. Carney’s … Read more