#Best Canada places

[genericpuff]

highlights of the randy feltface "the first banana" show:

1.) when the opener showed us that saint john was included on the tour date t-shirts despite the fact that there was no show for saint john planned (thoughts and prayers to people in saint john, nothing happened, it's just a shit place to live in LMAO)

2.) when one of the participants in the crowd work (jim) stated that he used to work for canada post 8 months ago and everyone in the audience went "oOoOoOo" and randy initially had no idea wtf that was implying

3.) when randy kept saying jim's name wrong and we all shouted "jim" to correct him and he stared blankly at all of us while saying "i know his name is jim"

4.) when randy talked about the banana wars which i was very excited about because i had just learned about them very recently and they're a very fucked up thing that actually happened, look it up

5.) "imagine being threatened by trans people, they make up like 0.4% of the canadian population, approximately 100,000 people - that's like feeling personally threatened by people who play magic the gathering"

6.) being in the balcony where i could see heath mcivor's baseball cap bobbing and weaving behind the table as he puppeteered randy (it did not break the illusion at all, he's incredibly skilled and getting to see randy feltface in person was 10x more impressive than watching his clips on youtube, 10/10, highly recommend)

worst parts of the experience:

1.) trying to drive in moncton

2.) trying to find parking in moncton

3.) trying to temporarily exist in moncton for a few hours without getting stabbed

4.) look okay i just wanted to talk shit about moncton, idk how y'all do it lmao

[qcomicsy]

Old Deadpool comics are so fun because it's like having this weird close friend group where people kind of all know each other but don't really know each other. Or even like each other that much.

Like Wade has a kind-of-who-knows-at-this-point "Best" friend tech guy who kind of tolerates him and he tolerates that used to be Peter's college classmate. He almost took a gig from Osborn but actually was Bullseye fucking with him in revenge while dressed up in a Clint old suit. He got on a mission with Black Widow. He got beef with Avengers clones to a point the avengers themselves got to be involved. They don't like him he doesn't like them so they both agree to be civil to do the damn mission so everyone can go their own way. He's having a middle age crisis where he kind of wants to quit being a mercenary but he doesn't know yet who the fuck else he could be and all the reasons pointing up to be a hero are wrong and distorted in his own egoistic views.

A hit monkey want to fuckin kill him. The hit monkey doesn't know he's immortal. The hit-monkey never saw him personally but somehow set him up to get his jaw sucker punched by Spider-Man. Which results in the worst team ever for both of them. I sweat to god except from fucking Old man Logan, I've never seen Wade so stressed in working with someone. And while this whole shit storm works, Wade keeps bullshitting about Peter's life being so fucking easy and loved by the public and Peter has to stay there and listen to it. They bump into each other on the subway out of costume and Peter hates him on sight.

Wade doesn't want to be there and the first opportunity to bail on Spider-Man he takes it and Spider-Man on the other hand learns that Deadpool is immortal and kind of gets "Okay what if we let you get shot" and Wade is so offended he starts calling him names.

Wade goes to bother X-Men, X-men tells him to fuck off. Wade considers blowing up X-Men for full two panels. X-Men sends Domino who's kind of one of Wade's friend to fuck with Deadpool, we're convinced by two pages he beat the shit out of her, just to show up on the next pages that he actually made her fall over a bunch of pancakes.

It's so messy, it's so fucking funny because it's not "oh it's this BIG THING" and this "BIG TEAM UP" it's like they're on the same city, they have similar jobs of course they're going to bump on each other.

[sugarsprinkles]

Ultimately I think autism speaks canada closing is a positive but it comes in the context of multiple canadian autistic advocacy groups shuttering in the past year and avenues for funding for these groups being discontinued I would not say it is especially comforting!

[hamsfly]

Best Places to Travel in Canada

Canada is a vast country with diverse landscapes and cultures. From coast to coast, it's a traveler's dream. Exploring Canada offers something for everyone. Imagine towering mountains, serene lakes, vibrant cities, and charming villages. Whether you seek adventure, history, or relaxation, Canada delivers. Picture yourself wandering through bustling markets, hiking scenic trails, or savoring local cuisine. Each province has its unique charm, making it tough to choose just one destination. The best places to travel in Canada's natural beauty is breathtaking, and the cultural experiences are rich. Ready to discover the best places to travel in Canada? Let's dive into some must-visit spots that will leave you in awe. Your Canadian adventure awaits!.

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[jeffcbliss]

(Left to right) Ronnie Wood, Keith Richards and Steve Jordan of The Rolling Stones - BC Place Stadium; Vancouver, BC, Canada (7-5-25). @officialKeef @ronniewood #stevejordan @RollingStones #hackneydiamonds

Photo: Jeff Bliss

[butchsaint]

y’all. i am in the yukon today and my northwest passage book haul is CRAZY. i will take a picture of the titles later. but i got a mint condition “narrative of the discovery of the fate of sir john franklin and his companions” by mclintok WITH THE COPY OF THE VICTORY POINT NOTE STILL INSIDE

[fumblingmusings]

Here's a fun(?) thing to do on a Wednesday evening - compare the US Embassy versus the Canadian High Commission to London.

The Canadian is this beautiful grand Neo-Grecian building directly on Trafalgar Square and is shining and beautiful and look at all those maple leaves...

Then the US meanwhile has been punted to south of the river (gasp! the only one south of the river ohoho aren't you special) and it... Well.

All hail the cube.

[timothyslucy]

thinking about the time i got to chat with eric and melissa (and nathan) and melissa recognized my sailor moon tattoo in my zoom pfp and immediately starting singing the theme song. 🥺💗

[autisticlee]

I want to be rich enough to afford my own business, then live off that so I don't have to work for anyone else and can make my job meet my own needs/comfort that other jobs cannot. getting and keeping a job as an neurodivergent and/or disabled person in a neurotypical and ableist society is so frustrating and overwhelming. they refuse to meet your needs, accommodate you, blame you for your struggles, and are hardly ever accepting, because you're a "burden" to them and don't meet their ridiculous expectations so you get rejected or fired! the only choice is to do it yourself!!!!! but even starting/running businesses seems to be greatly gatekept by them too 😭

one problem is that it seems only people who are already rich can start their own physical business, in this world today. only people who don't really need to work because they're born into money can make money off their own work. then they call it hard work and pulling their boot straps or whatever 🙄 so they just hire others to do all the work for them and take most the profits. then tah-dah, they have a successful business and only had to tell some people what to do and let them all do the rest for them. I can't afford anything that goes into my own business, especially the physical shop and hired help. my living situation makes it difficult to work from home because I live in a walk-in closet sized room with the entirety of my belongings squished into the small space. i'm trying my best to make things to cell (currently stickers, art prints, 3d anime/video game figures, etc) but it's so difficult and stressful.

or alternatively, get lucky, or have social skills and spoons, to get popular enough online so you can start online first or even full time. you usually have to be super social and interesting online to gain a following who supports you and becomes your fan. not everyone is lucky to have an enticing personality (I barely have one at all 😔) and the spoons to consistently keep up with the demand to keep people interested and continuously supportive. most people online treat it all as a competition and won't help others. they refuse to share your stuff or give advice or work together. they just care about themselves and their business.

the only real advice I got is "be consistent," which i'm sure any chronically ill, disabled, or ND person knows that's basically impossible. some days are good, some weeks are horrible and you can't do anything. that's why i'd work better with a team of others so we can fill each others gaps and stay seemingly consistent, if that makes sense. if there's multiple of us, at least one of us should have the spoons to keep things going! right???? but most online businesses are single-person run and they don't want to share and split anything, even if it's just a small collab for fun (I experienced first hand how gross fellow creaters can be to each other because they treat it as a competition instead of a collab and opportunity to enjoy working together and boost each other up. I will never forgive the bts fanart community for how snobby, childish, and bullying many of the "bigger" were behind closed doors! and smaller ones that licked their boots! ive also heard similar stories about other communities and places, like twitch, youtube, etc.)

then there's the whole business managing thing and promoting and all that. i'm a nobody on the internet, so even if I did online business only to start, no one will notice me or help! (I've actually tried before multiple times in the last almost decade and sold nothing but still struggled to keep up 😅) i barely have the executive functioning spoons to take a shower more than once a week 😭 running a business all alone with all the factors pitted against me? how! i can't hire help if no one pays me lmao

when i've asked for help before, even just asking friends to share my stuff, I get slapped with the whole "stop caring what people think about your work/numbers aren't important/do it because you want to and enjoy it/etc" and that's so insulting because it makes me feel like they're trying to say my work is horrible and worthless and I don't deserve to live off my hard work!!!!! (I'm no longer friends with these people)

what it comes down to is, I always feel like my only choice to actually work and possibly afford to survive is to start my own business????? I can't live off my parents forever and part time minimum wage jobs that I could *maybe* get (even if I was rejected from 200 of them in 2 months...) including the one I fo now are so painful, boring, unfulfilling, and/or stressful and not worth it! but no one will hire me for anything better because no experience and you need experience to get experience. or you need a degree and need money to get a degree but need degree to make money. and it's a whole paradox that is impossible for someone like me to get through. I get rejected at every interview for being autistic. i'm burnt out trying. I feel like i'm at a dead end and don't know what i'm supposed to do?

do any other autistic/ND/disabled people feel the same way?

I usually get told to "wait and it will happen one day" but this is life we are talking about!!! life doesnt wait!!!!! i'm not a teen/20s with ~my whole life ahead of me~ i'm getting older fast and have zero openings or paths that I can take alone. I know my disabled limits and it means I can't just make things happen like other people. I can't live independently or get a normal job, etc. I cant wait around forever and hope I get lucky. i've never experienced any luck so I don't believe it will help me. so I put in what work i'm capable off all the time instead of waiting, but see no useful results. I do my best despite what people on the outside see and tell me (I'm so fucking tired of hearing i'm Not Trying, Giving Up Too Easily, Being Too Negative, Refusing To Leave My Confort Zone, Not Believing In Myself and etc. it's NOT true. I don't care if that's how it looks. being disabled is NOT those things!!!! just because normal daily things takes more spoons and energy and effort for me than you, I need more help, and I dont have the ability to physically or mentally do certain things, (which means doing things beyond that is nearly impossible in most cases,) doesn't mean Those Things. no one understands how hard I try, how much I struggle, and how frustrating it is for it to all crash down, never work, and not matter. only very few people in similar situations understand and don't try to push me. I NEED SUPPORT not someone to remind me of how much I fail because I can't meet NT and abled expectations and do things THEIR way!

anyway, I fell into huge rant....is it possible for us to come together and make a ND/disabled-led business and only hire others like us? that would be cool and helpful. if I could start my own business, I want it to be mostly friendly/inclusive/accommodating to ND/disabled people. NTs/ableds have to follow our "rules" for once. a safe business/work space made for us, by us. it would be hard, but so beneficial to those involved 😭

[jounetyfinder]

Best Places To Celebrate Christmas Around The World | Magical Christmas Destinations

Christmas is one of the most beloved festivals around the globe. If you’re planning a vacation this Christmas, here’s a list of some … source

[evelynneskitchen]

[No Sushi No Life...] - Well it's true XD

If you live in Poco or Burnaby, you seriously need to visit Sushi On. This is hands down my favourite sushi place that's relatively close even though I live in Coquitlam.

[seeminglyseph]

9 times out of 10 I’m gonna fuck up and pronounce it “Massive Two Shits” instead of “Massachusetts” and I am very sorry.

My mouth doesn’t do enunciation too good and you require me to pronounce all of the letters very specifically.

[worldtour11]

Top 10 tourist places in Canada in Winter

Canada is legendary for it’s winters. Many people think it’s a good time to hide out indoors by a roaring fire. But if you have a look around you may be pleasantly surprised by the incredible number of amazing things to do some activities are close to home. Others may involve a bit of travel but all will leave you with rosy red cheeks and a smile on your face. Almost 0.5m people come to Canada in winter. In this blog we are going to be taking a look at the top 10 tourist places in Canada in Winter. If you need any safty then read this blog.

Top 10 tourist places in Canada in Winter

Banff National Park

Quebec City

Vancouver

Atlin Provincial Park

Jasper National Park

Lake Louise

Ice Pillars in Haffner Creek

Winnipeg

Rideau Canal in Ottawa

Blue Mountain, Ontario

[canada-travel]

Canada on a Budget: Affordable Travel Tips and Tricks

Canada is known for its colorful cities and striking landscapes. As such, it can seem like a costly destination for budget travelers. With planning and knowledge, however, walking the Great White North doesn't have to break the bank. From coast to coast: the following are detailed tips to help you go through Canada affordably.

1. Best Time to Visit Canada

Travel timing is important when it comes to budget-friendly travel. Canada's peak tourist seasons are summer (June to August) and winter holidays—especially in ski destinations like Banff and Whistler.

To save money you may think of paying a visit during the shoulder seasons: late spring (May to early June) and early autumn (September to October). During these times tourists and prices lessen all while the natural attractions remain accessible.

2. Transportation

Domestic Flights and Alternatives

Given Canada's vast size, flying between cities can be expensive. To cut costs, book flights well in advance and use fare comparison websites like Skyscanner or Google Flights. Low-cost carriers such as Flair Airlines and Lynx Air offer budget-friendly domestic flights.

For shorter distances, buses and trains are economical. Companies like Megabus and Red Arrow provide affordable intercity travel in Ontario, Quebec, and Alberta. VIA Rail offers discounted fares if booked early or during promotions.

Car Rentals and Ride-sharing

In regions with limited public transport: ride-sharing services like Poparide allow you to share rides with locals at reasonable prices. You can also think about car rentals with economy models or car-sharing platforms like Turo for riding to off-the-beaten-path destinations.

Going on a Canadian road trip is a cost-effective way to see multiple regions—be it coastlines or mountain ranges.

3. Accommodation

Hostels and Budget Hotels

Canada has a growing network of hostels, which is especially true in major tourist hubs and cities. “HI Canada” has affordable and clean lodging options. Budget motels and hotels—especially in smaller towns—can be surprisingly inexpensive.

Camping and Alternative Stays

Camping is a cost-effective way for outdoor lovers to stay close to nature. Parks Canada manages many campgrounds across provincial and national parks. In addition, platforms like Campertunity and Hipcamp connect travelers with private campgrounds.

4. Food

Dining out in Canada can no doubt be pricey. Here, then, are strategies that can help you save:

Cities like Toronto and Vancouver have food truck scenes having affordable and diverse meals on offer.

Small, family-run ethnic restaurants normally serve big portions at low prices. Little Italy, Chinatown, and other cultural neighborhoods are good places to see.

Shopping at grocery chains like Walmart and No Frills along with FreshCo for snacks or ready-to-eat meals can cut your costs.

Many casual restaurants and pubs have daily specials or happy hour discounts.

5. Attractions

Outdoor and Nature Activities

For those wanting mountains to visit in Canada: destinations like the Coast Mountains in British Columbia and the Rocky Mountains in Alberta have views and adventure opportunities lying in store.

Urban Adventuring

Many Canadian cities have free or donation-based attractions. Mount Royal in Montreal has city views and Stanley Park in Vancouver is great for walking or cycling. Museums normally have free entry days; the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto, for instance, is free on Wednesday evenings.

6. Money-saving Tips

Many cities have tourist passes that bundle attraction entry and transit for a discount. Examples include the Montreal Museum Pass and the Toronto CityPASS. Groupon and other deal websites normally offer discounts on activities, tours, and dining.

7. Currency Management

Foreign transaction fees can add up. To minimize banking costs, then, opt for travel-friendly credit cards with no foreign transaction fees. Using local ATMs instead of currency exchange kiosks normally yields better exchange rates.

8. Volunteering and Work

For long-term travelers: volunteering or working can chip in for costs. Programs like WWOOF Canada allow you to work on organic farms in exchange for lodging and food. Similar opportunities are there through HelpX and Workaway.

9. Regional Destinations

Certain Canadian regions have more budget-friendly experiences:

The Maritimes are known for seafood and coastal beauty along with friendly communities. These provinces have lower dining and accommodation costs.

Cities like Montreal and Quebec have European charms without European prices. Many free festivals and affordable public transit make these cities wallet-friendly.

Prairies are normally overlooked provinces that have affordable cities and striking landscapes. These include Grasslands National Park and Riding Mountain National Park.

For those wanting thrills: there are many adventure places in Canada that you must visit. These include whitewater rafting in the Ottawa River or the trails of Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland.

Final Verdict

Traveling across Canada on a budget needs flexibility and creativity. In exchange, though, it has rewards in store. Time your visit wisely and use budget transport along with looking out for affordable accommodations.

Doing the aforementioned you can let yourself visit Canada without overspending. Embrace the journey and see what memories come without a hefty price tag.

[jeffcbliss]

Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones - BC Place Stadium; Vancouver, BC, Canada (7-5-24). @officialKeef @RollingStones #HackneyDiamonds

Photo: Jeff Bliss