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  1. Good Morning #Canada
    I may have mentioned once or twice that Canadians are #Beaver lovers but I somehow missed the invasion of Castor Canadensis in Toronto for the recently completed #WorldCup. 50 Beavers were on display around the city, each 4 ft statue decorated to represent a country participating in the tournament. Apparently the U.S. inspired statue was destroyed through vandalism. I understand the anger but don't punish the Beaver.

    #CanadaIsAwesome
    cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/tor

  2. Good Morning #Canada
    I may have mentioned once or twice that Canadians are #Beaver lovers but I somehow missed the invasion of Castor Canadensis in Toronto for the recently completed #WorldCup. 50 Beavers were on display around the city, each 4 ft statue decorated to represent a country participating in the tournament. Apparently the U.S. inspired statue was destroyed through vandalism. I understand the anger but don't punish the Beaver.

    #CanadaIsAwesome
    cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/tor

  3. Good Morning #Canada
    I may have mentioned once or twice that Canadians are #Beaver lovers but I somehow missed the invasion of Castor Canadensis in Toronto for the recently completed #WorldCup. 50 Beavers were on display around the city, each 4 ft statue decorated to represent a country participating in the tournament. Apparently the U.S. inspired statue was destroyed through vandalism. I understand the anger but don't punish the Beaver.

    #CanadaIsAwesome
    cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/tor

  4. Good Morning #Canada
    I may have mentioned once or twice that Canadians are #Beaver lovers but I somehow missed the invasion of Castor Canadensis in Toronto for the recently completed #WorldCup. 50 Beavers were on display around the city, each 4 ft statue decorated to represent a country participating in the tournament. Apparently the U.S. inspired statue was destroyed through vandalism. I understand the anger but don't punish the Beaver.

    #CanadaIsAwesome
    cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/tor

  5. Good Morning #Canada
    I may have mentioned once or twice that Canadians are #Beaver lovers but I somehow missed the invasion of Castor Canadensis in Toronto for the recently completed #WorldCup. 50 Beavers were on display around the city, each 4 ft statue decorated to represent a country participating in the tournament. Apparently the U.S. inspired statue was destroyed through vandalism. I understand the anger but don't punish the Beaver.

    #CanadaIsAwesome
    cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/tor

  6. Good Morning #Canada
    Leaving early for some #Golf this morning so there's no time for my usual indepth research into absurdities and trivia. So you'll have to suffer through another classic episode of #MercerMemories.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #CanadianArtist #Snowbird
    youtu.be/spmQHSsu41c

  7. Good Morning #Canada
    Leaving early for some #Golf this morning so there's no time for my usual indepth research into absurdities and trivia. So you'll have to suffer through another classic episode of #MercerMemories.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #CanadianArtist #Snowbird
    youtu.be/spmQHSsu41c

  8. Good Morning #Canada
    Leaving early for some #Golf this morning so there's no time for my usual indepth research into absurdities and trivia. So you'll have to suffer through another classic episode of #MercerMemories.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #CanadianArtist #Snowbird
    youtu.be/spmQHSsu41c

  9. Good Morning #Canada
    Leaving early for some #Golf this morning so there's no time for my usual indepth research into absurdities and trivia. So you'll have to suffer through another classic episode of #MercerMemories.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #CanadianArtist #Snowbird
    youtu.be/spmQHSsu41c

  10. Good Morning #Canada
    Leaving early for some #Golf this morning so there's no time for my usual indepth research into absurdities and trivia. So you'll have to suffer through another classic episode of #MercerMemories.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #CanadianArtist #Snowbird
    youtu.be/spmQHSsu41c

  11. Good Morning #Canada
    If you're planning a Fall trip to Halifax there are numerous touristy things to visit but one memorial should be at the top of your list. Eric the Red was an RCO for the CSS Acadia, a Canadian Scientific Ship that served the Royal Canadian Navy in both world wars and now a designated national historic site on the Halifax harbour. Eric served with distinction for almost 20 years.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #TravelCanada #CatsOfMastadon
    youtu.be/ThiXXtvNKsM

  12. Good Morning #Canada
    If you're planning a Fall trip to Halifax there are numerous touristy things to visit but one memorial should be at the top of your list. Eric the Red was an RCO for the CSS Acadia, a Canadian Scientific Ship that served the Royal Canadian Navy in both world wars and now a designated national historic site on the Halifax harbour. Eric served with distinction for almost 20 years.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #TravelCanada #CatsOfMastadon
    youtu.be/ThiXXtvNKsM

  13. Good Morning #Canada
    If you're planning a Fall trip to Halifax there are numerous touristy things to visit but one memorial should be at the top of your list. Eric the Red was an RCO for the CSS Acadia, a Canadian Scientific Ship that served the Royal Canadian Navy in both world wars and now a designated national historic site on the Halifax harbour. Eric served with distinction for almost 20 years.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #TravelCanada #CatsOfMastadon
    youtu.be/ThiXXtvNKsM

  14. Good Morning #Canada
    If you're planning a Fall trip to Halifax there are numerous touristy things to visit but one memorial should be at the top of your list. Eric the Red was an RCO for the CSS Acadia, a Canadian Scientific Ship that served the Royal Canadian Navy in both world wars and now a designated national historic site on the Halifax harbour. Eric served with distinction for almost 20 years.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #TravelCanada #CatsOfMastadon
    youtu.be/ThiXXtvNKsM

  15. Good Morning #Canada
    If you're planning a Fall trip to Halifax there are numerous touristy things to visit but one memorial should be at the top of your list. Eric the Red was an RCO for the CSS Acadia, a Canadian Scientific Ship that served the Royal Canadian Navy in both world wars and now a designated national historic site on the Halifax harbour. Eric served with distinction for almost 20 years.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #TravelCanada #CatsOfMastadon
    youtu.be/ThiXXtvNKsM

  16. 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. 🤯 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgess_

  17. 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 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgess_

  18. 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 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgess_

  19. 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 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgess_

  20. 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 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgess_