I truly don't care what beer-flavoured water Americans prefer, but that graph shows Bud Light sales in free fall from about 2015 onward, and yet the FT story tries to pin it all on MAGA being big mad about a trans spokesperson

I know we're so far beyond this in a horse-in-the-hospital sense, but I still can't help but wonder how the Beltway media would react to literally any other senior government official whose bumbling attempt to change the colour of the water in a decorative feature led to 6 weeks of this stuff

I’m generally not surprised by viral posts that are like “OMG Dazed and Confused was 30 years ago” or whatever but what the hell is this

At the Reflecting Pool, and guys, this doesn't look right.

Cafaro looks kind of like if Dr Tongue tried to eat Johnny LaRue but failed to fully digest him

I know I'm nowhere near the first to point this out but it's still wild how the miraculous technological marvel of our time manifests itself most visibly for me in telling me preposterous made-up bullshit stories about my favourite baseball team in my Facebook feed

Here comes another illuminating report from @ember-energy.org, this one on "Electric Asia." That gap between "the electric fast track" and "the fossil detour" in the graph on the left is turning out to be a crucial choice between energy security and chaotic dependency

Found a handful of photos of the Pit from Thaw Di Gras in March 2013. The blurry tricycle race pic probably captures the vibe best

For most provinces, these shields fundamentally come down to one key question of identity: Is your English lion fierce, or is it goofy (and possibly drunk)?

Big climate optimist news for your Monday: A new report from @ember-energy.org shows that, as the folks @cleanenergycanada.org put it, "the world has crossed two thresholds that, even a decade ago, felt nearly impossible" -- more renewables than coal and more new renewables than new demand

I'd hope this paragraph would give pause to Canadian business and political leaders whose immediate response to the shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz has been to howl for more pipelines

Because this is a Halifax paper, I'm going to go ahead and assume that this is a sly but completely intentional reference to one of the best lines in Sloan's flawless pop gem "Coax Me," which is just 🤌

L’d MAO at this whole thread. This one maybe isn’t quite the funniest but it might be the one I think of the most often

In my How To Be A Climate Optimist talks, I usually start with three numbers: last year's growth in installed solar capacity, EV share of new car sales, and portion of fossil fuel use that can be replaced today by clean power generation and electrification

I don’t think the kids today will ever understand how much Idiocracy seemed like an absurdly over-the-top satire when it was first released a mere 20 years ago

I'm not reading the whole transcript of Paul Wells' interview with Poilievre because Poilievre's thinking isn't interesting enough to bother. But I won't let this extraordinary detail about Lord Windbag of Crossborder's work-in-progress pass without note

The bike share in Montreal is even better!

It's already being studied

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Impressed and inspired by the turnout in Antigonish today — at least 300 people rallied in front of PC MLA Michelle Thompson’s office to demand the reckless funding cuts to arts and cultural programs be reversed

Tremendous journamalism happening now at the Washington Post. Follow-up reporting will scroll a YouTube comments section for thoughts on the best choice to succeed the Ayatollah

If the outcome had been different, that image would become Maradona's-hand-of-god level infamous in Canadian hockey fan circles until long after I left this mortal coil

I've seen quite a bit of hockey in my 52 years as a Canadian guy on this earth. I have legit never seen SIX GUYS ILLEGALLY ON THE ICE IN A CELEBRATION HUDDLE AFTER A GOAL until today

Also he's not mad, don't put in the newspaper that he got mad

Will I forever hold a grudge against the guy who declared the Toronto Blue Jays' 2015 season over in May of that year? Well, yes. Particularly since he's been consistently wrong about the Jays ever since

Life comes at you fast (especially when you're a kneejerk contrarian columnist who constantly confuses rushing to judgment with truth-telling)