Canada – Save The Ostriches

 Another example of how your government works against you. If the Canadian Government can kill these ostriches for no reason at all, then what can it not do? Everything is about money  today.  Taking your money, and giving it to corporations owned by billionaires. PM Carney is quite comfortable living in the world of … Read more

Thunder Bay – City Needs New Solutions For Lead In Drinking Water, Advocacy Group Says

City needs new solutions for lead in drinking water, advocacy group says The Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA) is calling on the City of Thunder Bay to change its approach to removing lead from drinking water. “Thunder Bay should end the practice of partially replacing lead service lines (LSL) and introduce a by-law that mandates and … Read more

Thunder Bay – Wednesday

One thing I have noticed of late is that taking photos in the dark without using a tripod is hard. The results are mixed at best. Anyway, its about the exercise. If there is no sunrise, then just enjoy the walk and grab a photo of whatever looks interesting. The thing is that the camera … Read more

The World – Questioning The “Science Is Settled” Climate Change Narrative

Richard Lindzen, PhD, is Professor Emeritus of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. William Happer, PhD, is Professor Emeritus of Physics at Princeton University. Doctors Lindzen and Happer are recognized for questioning prevailing assumptions about climate change and energy policy.  As I have always said, climate change is all … Read more

Thunder Bay – Crowd Rallies To Demand Action On Housing

Crowd rallies to demand action on housing crisis People gathered to rally in support of housing as a human right in the midst of Canada’s ongoing housing crisis outside of city hall on Friday. Across Ontario, several rallies were organized by Legal Aid to address the current situation. About 75 people gathered in Thunder Bay to hear about half a dozen speakers, the … Read more

Thunder Bay – Tuesday

Overcast and drizzly. A black and white day.  Can’t shoot into the wind as the lens would get wet. I did take a few photos. The rain does produce reflections Another reusable shopping bag busy saving the planet. Fall colours Minimalism.

Thunder Bay – Monday

Someone had a picnic. Going to see some colour this morning. We have some clouds that are in the right spot. The early colour has shown itself. This is the colour that shows up 45 minutes to a  half hour before sunrise.  Many people miss this time. They show up for the sunrise but miss … Read more

Thunder Bay – Sunday

Water bottle photo Partly cloudy. Colder than yesterday. Light breeze.   Interesting clouds.   What we are facing as far as conditions are concerned. We have some reflections So0me colour appearing The sun is fighting its way through the clouds Quite the cloud show Squirrel found something to eat. Fungus fun. Fall colours

Thunder Bay – Saturday

Beautiful morning. Warm. No wind. Mostly clear sky. There were some clouds to the north Clear strip along the horizon. The sun prepares to appear There it is. The sun makes the leaves crank up their colour to 11. Divers were busy clearing junk from the marina area. Divers HQ.  Five minutes after it was … Read more

Ontario – Sawmill Workers Victims Of ‘Economic Warfare’ With The US: Union

Sawmill workers victims of ‘economic warfare’ with the U.S.: union Union officials representing sawmill workers at the Interfor facility in Ear Falls say employees are “caught in the crossfire” of ongoing “economic warfare” with the Trump administration. Unifor represents the roughly 160 unionized workers at the sawmill in Ear Falls. Interfor, which owns the mill, confirmed on … Read more