Google View Frozen Waterfall, Athabasca Falls, Jasper National Park, Canada
Frozen waterfall Rideau in Ottawa
Frozen Waterfall Johnston Canyon Banff National Park
Wide frozen waterfall called Weeping Wall in early season. Banff National Park, Canadian Rockies, Alberta, Canada
Yoho National Park, B.C.
Yoho National Park
‘Ugly Christmas sweaters’ are big business in Vancouver
Co-owner of trendy East Vancouver retailer says demand has “skyrocketed”
Chris Boyd and Jordan Birch founded the ‘Now That’s Ugly Society,’ a group dedicated to celebrating the holidays while wearing atrocious sweaters. They’ve been hosting ugly sweater parties for over a decade.
The pair has even petitioned the City of Vancouver to declare an “Ugly Sweater Day.” They’ve been selling buttons in support of their campaign, and donating the proceeds to charity.
A Brief History of the Ugly Christmas Sweater
Where in Canada is the landscape eerily similar to Mars?
Check out strangely beautiful Canadian landscapes
Spotted Lake, British Columbia
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Horseshoe Canyon, Alta.
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Mount Edziza Volcanic Complex, British Columbia
Columbia Icefield, Alberta and B.C.
Athabasca oil sands, Alta.
Smeared skies, Lake Ontario, Canada
Banff, Canada
Banff National Park, Alberta
Autumn in Canada
Vancouver at Night
Butchart Gardens Stairs in Vancouver
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Toronto
Alberta National Park
The actual Rob Ford story gets sadder and more depraved by the day. We much prefer the goofy fake version.
Ron Burgundy weighs in
Mayor Rob Ford joins the laughter as ‘friend Ron Burgundy’ mocks drug scandal
It’s here: Chris Farley in ‘Rob Ford: The Movie’
Even the late SNL star’s brother wishes he could play Toronto’s mayor, so a filmmaker created this amazing trailer. Watch it
Chris Farley stars in fake ‘Rob Ford: The Movie’ trailer
Who’s polling better? You may be surprised
Admitted crack-smoking Toronto mayor Rob Ford’s approval rating is shocking, especially when compared to Obama’s. Expert’s take.
Read article: Crack smoking mayor Rob Ford has higher approval rating than Obama
Ford : 42%
Obama: 41%
T-shirts mocking Rob Ford sold to help troubled youth
The t-shirts cost $50 each.
T-shirts mocking Toronto mayor Rob Ford are being sold to help the iHuman Youth Society, an Edmonton agency that helps troubled teens.
The shirts bear messages like “Mayors Gone Wild” and “Toronto Zoo” with a picture of Ford underneath are the creation of artist Steven Csorba.
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/t-shirts-mocking-rob-ford-sold-help-troubled-033847708.html
Rob Ford’s remaining supporters hold steady as more unseemly allegations surface
Rob Ford was subject of August police alert
The anti-littering perspective on the Ford scandal
Toronto’s scandal-hit mayor still has 42 percent approval
Mayor Rob Ford ‘won’t be supporting’ higher tax increase
Toronto voters will pass judgment on Ford, but he can’t have my job: Harper
Canadian PM to Toronto mayor: Don’t even think about it
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson urges Rob Ford to step away from limelight
Rob Ford loses staff member who made calls to radio show
The basic premise is this: everybody makes money except the consumer.
On CBC TV’s Doc Zone:
The Condo Game examines the forces at play behind the fastest moving condo market in North America — Toronto – and discovers that the glittering glass hides a sea of troubles. The first startling revelation for many people will be how very much the condo market is focused on investor profit, not affordable housing. One expert even says that it’s really not primarily a housing market but a commodities play. And that means that average Canadians, just looking for a place to call home, are joining a game for which they don’t have the rule book.
Wrecking Ball’ Ford
Drinking And Driving
Muuah!
Ford blows us a kiss.
Ford vs. Hulk Hogan
Surprised that he won?
Bongos.
Flashdance
Self-Fumble
Invisible defenders take down the mayor with an invisible tackle.
Foiled By The Jedi
Falling Off The Scale
Rob Ford: Ballet Cameo In Nutcracker Earns Toronto Mayor Positive Reviews
Running Man
That’s one way to deal with reporters.
Maniacal Laugh
Maniacal Laugh II
Muhahahahahahahahahahaha
Word Vomit
Time For His Close-Up
Rob Ford proves you can run from the media, you can run into the media, and sometimes, you can do both at the same time
Rob Ford is seen reading while driving
Mayor Rob Ford displays a milk moustache as he takes part in voting with city council members in Toronto on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013.
Mayor Rob Ford holds a bobblehead doll depicting him at Toronto City Hall.
Rob Ford Meets Butter Rob Ford
As part of an exhibition at the CNE, Toronto-based artist Olenka Kleban has made a butter sculpture of Toronto’s mayor.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford mimed someone imbibing behind the wheel then crashing during a special council meeting.
unveiled at the Canada Europe Energy Summit
The ‘Felt Impacts of the Tar Sands’ artwork to be unveiled at the Canada-Europe Energy Summit in London.
Giant artwork depicting the Canadian tar sands and the devastation being caused to ecosystems, species and First Nations communities launched by street felt-artist Lucy Sparrow outside Canada House in Trafalgar Square on Tuesday 19th will unroll an ambitious artwork outside Canada House in Trafalgar Square at the annual Canada-Europe Energy Summit next Tuesday. Inside, Canadian minister Joe Oliver will meet with the UK government, the CEO of BP, Bob Dudley and other major players in the tar sands industry to discuss undermining EU climate legislation to open up global markets to Canada’s highly-polluting fossil fuels [3].
The giant felt work will block all three doors of Canada House as ministers and industry representatives from Shell, Enbridge and others arrive. It will depict in graphic detail the devastating impacts of Canadian tar sands extraction, which is undermining Indigenous treaty rights and destroying ecosystems communities rely on for traditional livelihoods.
Canadian Minister Joe Oliver last week vowed a renewed attack on the Fuel Quality Directive by launching a report which aimed to undermine efforts in the EU to reduce emissions from transport fuels [4] . With the southern portion of the Keystone XL pipeline already in place, tar sands may be entering the EU in as early as 2014.
http://www.no-tar-sands.org/2013/11/felt-impacts-unveiled/
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