Fun Moncton fact: Bonaccord Street is named after a business dispute resolution between two local men in the mid-19th century. They disagreed about a land deal, but eventually came to a good agreement, or a “Bon Accord” in French.

Places in New Brunswick named for people or places from the Crimean War (1853-1856) Alma Inkerman Kars Welsford Florenceville Malakoff (Scoudouc)

What perfect album came out the year you turned 16?

Your Greek Airbnb just posted some new photos

If you don’t generate enough contempt in the run of a day, go into a pizza place over lunch and buy the last two available slices.

your last saved meme is your moral philosophy

The Grey Cup is on, so it's time, once again, to remember that Pierre Trudeau rolled up to Grey Cup in 1970 looking like this.

They got their goal

DADS, WHEN THE GAME IS TIED LATE: need a goal here

“The Work is mysterious and important” - Mark S and The Pope

Big hockey tournament day out at the Agrena

They’re calling it the “moistest on record”

My daughter loves Franco-Taylor

Say what you will about social media, but there was no other point in history where you got to read thousands of people trying to explain Catholicism directly to the Pope

me visiting quebec city each summer

These were my favourite kinds of days in high school. I still remember coming up to UNB for a math competition in junior high, and then being given physics and chemistry demonstrations by faculty.

Give a man a fish and someone with a thousand fishes is going to bitch about people getting free handouts. Teach a man to fish? Yeah, that person with a thousand fishes is going to bitch about that too.

How are they transporting the 30,000 tonnes per day of product from the mine to market? The environmental assessment doesn't mention a new rail line, and says the mine will generate about 228 one-way vehicle trips per day. With 200-300 workers, that doesn't leave much for trucks.

You just know that “Did Women Ruin the Workplace?” bit would have done NUMBERS in this little clique

He’s on a mission from God.

There's a phrase from the opening monologue of Ken Burns' "Baseball" that I was thinking about this morning: "It follows the seasons, beginning each year with the fond expectations of springtime and ending with the hard facts of autumn." Those hard facts are staring us in the face right now.

What's from Chicago, hates Illinois Nazis, and is holy as fuck? It's the Pope in 1982.

This isn’t even the stuff they’re trying to actually stop from getting out.

Well, it's a little clearer now why billionaires are so invested in technology that produces better written emails.

Dear Jeffrey,

the best neil young album?

IMPORTANCE: high READ RECEIPTS: on INSIGHTS: do not repeat

I didn't need an excuse to listen to Neil Young today, but here we are.

First wintry feeling day of the season in Fredericton. Below freezing temps plus wind chill with a dusting of snow on the rooftops. A tasty amuse-bouche for what’s coming.

1. The Two Popes 2. Dogma 3. Conclave 4. Stepbrothers

Personally, I will be trying to avoid the notice of Joyce Carol Oates and Kendrick Lamar for the rest of my natural life

My kids asked me the weather forecast this afternoon and I just played them this clip

Interesting. Rodney Peete just talked about this exact situation on 570AM. Someone on here asked why athletes wouldn't just pay them out directly and he explained it like this:

Fredericton's cenotaph was dedicated on 11 Nov 1923. It was unveiled by former Mayor of Fredericton, Premier, and Federal Cabinet minister Sir Douglas Hazen. His son, Lieut. James Murray Hazen was killed near Ypres in Belgium in April 1916.

Joyce Carol Oates owned Elon so hard he's spent the last day posting about movies he hasn't seen in 15 years

One of my biggest fears is that this is also true about wide-scale industrial warfare. Everyone who saw half the world reduced to rubble and entire cities flattened are almost all gone.

Here's another story from the @robhoadley Twitter Archives, from Remembrance Day last year. Hong Kong was liberated from the Japanese in August 1945. The first Allied forces in the city were British naval ships, including the HMCS Ontario. My grandfather (sixth from left) was on that ship

Anti-fascist hero.

This was a instant Canadian Heritage Moment

I can only hope that I cause a giant pain in the ass for people I don't know three hundred years following my death, honouring my general approach in life.

True Office Sickos know tomorrow is the best day to get actual work done

The CPL Final is in the middle of a snowstorm in Canada, true North American soccer heritage...how could it get any better? HOW ABOUT A FREAKIN' BICYCLE KICK EQUALIZER!!!

Why workout or take stimulants when you can just listen to Talking Heads?

every soccer match should be played in a blizzard

Seeing all the leftover mini Coffee Crisps in what’s left of the kids’ Halloween treats

Things are too quiet around here, so here’s a hot take. This is the best Stones song