Australia gets it. When will Doug Ford? Amazing how Australia went from being one of the most tyrannical COVID regimes in the world to being one of the most reasonable in a matter of weeks. Treating adults like adults. What a novel idea. Will the Australian states get on board? I wonder if that thinking … Read more
Snow clearing operation has exposed the construction sign. Good time to pick it up. Will that happen? I doubt it. Crisp out this morning. City crews clear snow from sidewalk, city crews throw snow back onto sidewalk from street, city crews then return to clear snow from sidewalk. In the meantime. pedestrians have a tough … Read more
Nine new COVID cases, 10 resolved in Thunder Bay district Nine new COVID-19 cases, including eight in Thunder Bay or the immediate surrounding area, were reported Wednesday by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit. At the same time, TBDHU reported 10 previously-diagnosed cases had been resolved since Tuesday. This brought the active case count to … Read more
Another tough day for photography. Trash in context. Gift wrapped. Trash in context. Mask photo Not sure what this is but its colourful Nothing to see out there today Trash in context Trash in context. Ever notice how many Tim’s cups there are laying around the city? I am sure there is a story here. … Read more
City ramps up Tbaytel dividend Thunder Bay’s city council has approved a slight bump to the dividend it receives from Tbaytel, ramping up the company’s annual contribution by $750,000 over four years. The yearly dividend from the city-owned telecommunications company, currently set at $18 million, translates to a roughly 8.75 per cent reduction to the … Read more
“F**king Scandalous” – SAGE Modeller Admits They Don’t Model Good Outcomes For Lockdown Policymakers The latest Sage papers have been published, envisaging anything from 200 to 6,000 deaths a day from Omicron depending on how many more restrictions we’ll get — up to and very much including another lockdown. Earlier today I had an unexpected chance … Read more
I wonder if any of the Post Acute Coronavirus Syndrome illnesses or all those nagging heart issues may be caused by the lack of asperation. When our health ‘experts’ can’t explain ‘jab’ side-effects, they create a syndrome that explains everything. How convenient. Asperation is simple and eliminates any risk of the ‘vaccine’ getting into you … Read more
What is the evidence that forcing children to wear masks in schools makes any difference? Inquiring minds want to know.
Winter officially begins tomorrow morning at 10:59 am EST. Tried to take a sunrise photo today. This is the result. Seen a lot of things that have been ridden over by vehicles. This is a first. Trash in context
Festive Discarded food item MV Saginaw MV BBC Oregon They don’t call it the Spirit Garden trail for nothing. Someone keeps leaving these books around the park. I have seen them everywhere. When there is not much to photograph, there is always this guy. He (I am assuming) is not shy. I combined two photos … Read more