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#Discovering Canada
anselmo-notes · 5 months
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Quebec City Statues
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pangeen · 2 years
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“ auroras “ // Vincent Ledvina
Music:  Hans Zimmer - Cornfield Chase
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spectral-shots · 3 months
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yarnings · 3 days
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Girl Guides Canada staggers their registration times. If you're returning to the same unit you get the first window. If you're a current member and switching units (say once you finish Guides and move up to Pathfinders) you're in the second window. Then there's options for girls who were involved in the "try now, join later" thing they do where you can join a unit at the end of the year without having to pay, and you get earlier registration options than someone who's completely new.
Obviously this is a good thing to make sure that you don't have to scramble to stay in a given unit, and don't have to scramble to stay in Guiding. (Hmmm... this makes the girls who would have been uncomfortable with the name "Brownies" all the more of a problem, because if you leave for those two years then you lose your priority registration). But I noticed something interesting. While Phases 1, 3 and 4 all had a single date for when registration opened, Phase 2 (moving to a different unit) has a different date for different provinces. That's something you do because you're worried about crashing the website, not just to make sure those girls have a chance before the free-for-all registration period.
Yeah, 10 minutes ago when the registration opened I had to refresh the page once. And while I got my kid into the unit she specifically wanted, between when I selected the unit for her and when I finished registering her, it went from 5 available spaces to a waitlist. (5 or fewer people but still). I think I see why they staggered it...
(Realistically that's the only group that would need it. There's no rush if you're returning to the same unit - as long as you register before it's open to anyone else, you know the spot is there. If you were doing "try no, join later" then you're probably going to want the unit you were attending, and if they had spaces free for you to do the try now programme, it isn't likely to be a big problem. (Unlike a unit which is known to be the best in the area, so people will scramble to switch to it in Phase 2 registration - which I've done). And new members... again very few people would be scrabbling to get their daughter* into a very specific unit.
I hope the friends who really wanted to be in the same unit as her made it, because it's too late now!
*I'm aware that Guiding accepts non-binary members, but given that they do so under the understanding that they aren't an inclusive organization, they're focused on girls and women and members need to be ok with that, I'm sticking with the gendering.
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council-of-beetroot · 11 months
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Huh? Dominating a man can’t be fu- well actually it looks fun in its own way. - France in Hetalia Fantasia
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jumpscaregoose · 4 months
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every time I leave my usual fanfiction stomping grounds to enter the big wide world of "things with over 10k works" I become the human equivalent of charlie the horse who died from overfeeding after being buried underground for a month in the frank rockslide
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rabbitcruiser · 1 day
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Rogers Pass (elevation 1,330 m or 4,360 ft) was “discovered” on May 29, 1881, by Major Albert Bowman Rogers, a surveyor working for the Canadian Pacific Railway.
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netherzon · 11 months
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I really like giving the nations weird quirks/reactions/powers/physical traits, like how Finland’s back gets itchy when Estonia talks about him in canon. I think its a fun idea, so I wrote this out for a fic awhile ago:
“Anytime a new type of dinosaur was discovered in America his brother’s hair would get so frizzy he looked like a dandelion. Canada was lucky enough to witness the discovery of the T. rex in person, not from the actual site, but from a meeting room in Washington D.C.. The static electricity was strong enough that every the diplomat in the room felt the effects themselves. They looked like a whole field of dandelions at all stages of life. They had agreed to postpone that meeting until a time when America was not a walking, talking tesla coil”
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elitehoe · 1 year
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The Bucks really saw a few pictures of a "young, fit guy with curly blond hair" and said that's our man, we're going to spend the rest of our lives with that man. I admire that, truly I do.
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pangeen · 1 year
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“ A Walk in the Woods “ // Tyler Glass
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spectral-shots · 4 months
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more steam clock
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nevzatboyraz44 · 2 years
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2022dirt · 7 days
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In Ontario Canada, they have Soccer/Hockey nets built into outdoor basketball courts.
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ironfloret · 13 days
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man i love pokego even if just for the postcard feature alone. i've got them pinned from indonesia, the phillippines, the UAE, japan, mexico, england, ireland, west, central, and east US, cyprus, germany, i'm sure some others i'm forgetting..... it's just like daft punk said. around the world..... around the world.........
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jenna-louise-jamie · 26 days
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my new favourite youtube channel is the world's most average american man just reacting to canadian things.
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rabbitcruiser · 8 months
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Jacques Cartier discovered the area where Montreal is now located on October 2, 1535.
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