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Life's Weirdest Experiments: The Burgess Shale
In Yoho National Park lies a 508-million-year-old fossil bed that rewrote evolutionary history. The Burgess Shale preserves the soft tissues of creatures from the Cambrian Explosion, like the five-eyed Opabinia. These fossils reveal a time of wild evolutionary experiments, making it one of the most important paleontological sites on Earth. 🤯 #Canada #BurgessShale #CanadaIsAwesome #Paleontology 🇨🇦
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Life's Weirdest Experiments: The Burgess Shale
In Yoho National Park lies a 508-million-year-old fossil bed that rewrote evolutionary history. The Burgess Shale preserves the soft tissues of creatures from the Cambrian Explosion, like the five-eyed Opabinia. These fossils reveal a time of wild evolutionary experiments, making it one of the most important paleontological sites on Earth. 🤯 #Canada #BurgessShale #CanadaIsAwesome #Paleontology 🇨🇦
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Life's Weirdest Experiments: The Burgess Shale
In Yoho National Park lies a 508-million-year-old fossil bed that rewrote evolutionary history. The Burgess Shale preserves the soft tissues of creatures from the Cambrian Explosion, like the five-eyed Opabinia. These fossils reveal a time of wild evolutionary experiments, making it one of the most important paleontological sites on Earth. 🤯 #Canada #BurgessShale #CanadaIsAwesome #Paleontology 🇨🇦
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Life's Weirdest Experiments: The Burgess Shale
In Yoho National Park lies a 508-million-year-old fossil bed that rewrote evolutionary history. The Burgess Shale preserves the soft tissues of creatures from the Cambrian Explosion, like the five-eyed Opabinia. These fossils reveal a time of wild evolutionary experiments, making it one of the most important paleontological sites on Earth. 🤯 #Canada #BurgessShale #CanadaIsAwesome #Paleontology 🇨🇦
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Life's Weirdest Experiments: The Burgess Shale
In Yoho National Park lies a 508-million-year-old fossil bed that rewrote evolutionary history. The Burgess Shale preserves the soft tissues of creatures from the Cambrian Explosion, like the five-eyed Opabinia. These fossils reveal a time of wild evolutionary experiments, making it one of the most important paleontological sites on Earth. 🤯 #Canada #BurgessShale #CanadaIsAwesome #Paleontology 🇨🇦
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Good Morning #Canada
Yesterday we had our annual furnace checkup and later that same day Summer officially came to an end. Coincidence?
But there's no need to panic that #WinterIsComing because Super #ElNino is going to save us. Long range forecasts range from lighter sweater wearing to golfing in January in Saskatoon. Don't jinx it. Leave the snow shovels in storage, don't think about installing snow tires, and keep wearing shorts. -
Good Morning #Canada
Yesterday we had our annual furnace checkup and later that same day Summer officially came to an end. Coincidence?
But there's no need to panic that #WinterIsComing because Super #ElNino is going to save us. Long range forecasts range from lighter sweater wearing to golfing in January in Saskatoon. Don't jinx it. Leave the snow shovels in storage, don't think about installing snow tires, and keep wearing shorts. -
Good Morning #Canada
Yesterday we had our annual furnace checkup and later that same day Summer officially came to an end. Coincidence?
But there's no need to panic that #WinterIsComing because Super #ElNino is going to save us. Long range forecasts range from lighter sweater wearing to golfing in January in Saskatoon. Don't jinx it. Leave the snow shovels in storage, don't think about installing snow tires, and keep wearing shorts. -
Good Morning #Canada
Yesterday we had our annual furnace checkup and later that same day Summer officially came to an end. Coincidence?
But there's no need to panic that #WinterIsComing because Super #ElNino is going to save us. Long range forecasts range from lighter sweater wearing to golfing in January in Saskatoon. Don't jinx it. Leave the snow shovels in storage, don't think about installing snow tires, and keep wearing shorts. -
Good Morning #Canada
Yesterday we had our annual furnace checkup and later that same day Summer officially came to an end. Coincidence?
But there's no need to panic that #WinterIsComing because Super #ElNino is going to save us. Long range forecasts range from lighter sweater wearing to golfing in January in Saskatoon. Don't jinx it. Leave the snow shovels in storage, don't think about installing snow tires, and keep wearing shorts. -
Good Morning #Canada
According to #StatCan Blueberries are Canada's top selling fruit. We produce more kilos of other fruits but in terms of revenue the little antioxidant powerhouse remains the leader. We are net exporters annually, rivaling cranberries for top berry shipments to other countries. B.C., Ontario and Quebec account for the majority of Canada’s Blueberry production.#CanadaIsAwesome #Farming #BuyCanadian
https://www.statcan.gc.ca/o1/en/plus/9224-despite-challenging-2025-growing-season-blueberries-remain-canadas-top-selling-fruit -
Good Morning #Canada
According to #StatCan Blueberries are Canada's top selling fruit. We produce more kilos of other fruits but in terms of revenue the little antioxidant powerhouse remains the leader. We are net exporters annually, rivaling cranberries for top berry shipments to other countries. B.C., Ontario and Quebec account for the majority of Canada’s Blueberry production.#CanadaIsAwesome #Farming #BuyCanadian
https://www.statcan.gc.ca/o1/en/plus/9224-despite-challenging-2025-growing-season-blueberries-remain-canadas-top-selling-fruit -
Good Morning #Canada
According to #StatCan Blueberries are Canada's top selling fruit. We produce more kilos of other fruits but in terms of revenue the little antioxidant powerhouse remains the leader. We are net exporters annually, rivaling cranberries for top berry shipments to other countries. B.C., Ontario and Quebec account for the majority of Canada’s Blueberry production.#CanadaIsAwesome #Farming #BuyCanadian
https://www.statcan.gc.ca/o1/en/plus/9224-despite-challenging-2025-growing-season-blueberries-remain-canadas-top-selling-fruit -
Good Morning #Canada
According to #StatCan Blueberries are Canada's top selling fruit. We produce more kilos of other fruits but in terms of revenue the little antioxidant powerhouse remains the leader. We are net exporters annually, rivaling cranberries for top berry shipments to other countries. B.C., Ontario and Quebec account for the majority of Canada’s Blueberry production.#CanadaIsAwesome #Farming #BuyCanadian
https://www.statcan.gc.ca/o1/en/plus/9224-despite-challenging-2025-growing-season-blueberries-remain-canadas-top-selling-fruit -
Good Morning #Canada
According to #StatCan Blueberries are Canada's top selling fruit. We produce more kilos of other fruits but in terms of revenue the little antioxidant powerhouse remains the leader. We are net exporters annually, rivaling cranberries for top berry shipments to other countries. B.C., Ontario and Quebec account for the majority of Canada’s Blueberry production.#CanadaIsAwesome #Farming #BuyCanadian
https://www.statcan.gc.ca/o1/en/plus/9224-despite-challenging-2025-growing-season-blueberries-remain-canadas-top-selling-fruit -
Good Morning #Canada
Happy New Scotland Day! OTD in 1621, King James of Scotland granted Sir William Alexander of Menstrie a charter for the colony of Nova Scotia which encompassed 3 Canadian provinces and part of Maine. The colony, whose capital, Charles Fort, now Annapolis Royal, lasted from 1629 to 1632 before being taken by the French. Sir William's legacy lives on in the form of the name, flag and arms of the province of Nova Scotia.#CanadaIsAwesome #History
https://parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/fortanne/culture/chartre-charter -
Good Morning #Canada
Happy New Scotland Day! OTD in 1621, King James of Scotland granted Sir William Alexander of Menstrie a charter for the colony of Nova Scotia which encompassed 3 Canadian provinces and part of Maine. The colony, whose capital, Charles Fort, now Annapolis Royal, lasted from 1629 to 1632 before being taken by the French. Sir William's legacy lives on in the form of the name, flag and arms of the province of Nova Scotia.#CanadaIsAwesome #History
https://parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/fortanne/culture/chartre-charter -
Good Morning #Canada
Happy New Scotland Day! OTD in 1621, King James of Scotland granted Sir William Alexander of Menstrie a charter for the colony of Nova Scotia which encompassed 3 Canadian provinces and part of Maine. The colony, whose capital, Charles Fort, now Annapolis Royal, lasted from 1629 to 1632 before being taken by the French. Sir William's legacy lives on in the form of the name, flag and arms of the province of Nova Scotia.#CanadaIsAwesome #History
https://parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/fortanne/culture/chartre-charter -
Good Morning #Canada
Happy New Scotland Day! OTD in 1621, King James of Scotland granted Sir William Alexander of Menstrie a charter for the colony of Nova Scotia which encompassed 3 Canadian provinces and part of Maine. The colony, whose capital, Charles Fort, now Annapolis Royal, lasted from 1629 to 1632 before being taken by the French. Sir William's legacy lives on in the form of the name, flag and arms of the province of Nova Scotia.#CanadaIsAwesome #History
https://parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/fortanne/culture/chartre-charter -
Good Morning #Canada
Happy New Scotland Day! OTD in 1621, King James of Scotland granted Sir William Alexander of Menstrie a charter for the colony of Nova Scotia which encompassed 3 Canadian provinces and part of Maine. The colony, whose capital, Charles Fort, now Annapolis Royal, lasted from 1629 to 1632 before being taken by the French. Sir William's legacy lives on in the form of the name, flag and arms of the province of Nova Scotia.#CanadaIsAwesome #History
https://parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/fortanne/culture/chartre-charter