It really is a good thing that the relocated teams still tip their helmets to their former homes, even decades later.

Thank you - this is what I’m here for.

I linked to the article!

I took it from a news article from last week, which suggests pretty strongly that that proposal is exactly what was implemented, and they never produced an updated graphic.

But again, I’d welcome a genuine correction.

If you have additional information that contradicts it, I’d happy to see it. I don’t live in Quebec, and only know what I know.

Source

Deadline is actually an American Hollywood/entertainment industry trade outlet, so it’s definitely not a Canadian thing.

Weird metaphor to have in your style guide, though.

For a team dealing with some significant injuries, the Jets have managed to string together an impressive opening record so far.

No, it says Canadian “beer” killed him. It’s an immediate signal that it wasn’t actually beer.

What’s misleading about it?

The product came from Canada.

The “beer” is in quotation marks, indicating that it wasn’t actually beer.

A 21-year-old was killed.

In New Zealand.

…not all low-income people are homeless?

I don’t think I’d call it a “catch”.

Carney said that Canadians who fail to file a return when they earn under the basic personal amount means Canadians “who most need benefits often don’t get them.”

Those benefits include the GST/HST tax credit, the Canada child benefit, the Canada workers benefit, the Canadian disability benefit and the disability tax credit.

*for low-income citizens who earn less than the basic personal amount

I agree, but…legally speaking*, I think they have a decent case?

*I’m not a lawyer, just your standard online idiot

we don’t have the technology or the expertise to perform the procedure here

I would say this is the part that’s unreasonable. Being the only G7 country unable to perform proton beam treatments isn’t exactly a point of pride.

I don’t think that this is something that should be done without the explicit, case-by-case consent of the mod teams of both communities - the one hosting the original post, and the one to which it is being cross-posted.

I’m glad we’re finally dispensing with, “this was always the plan.”

It does beg the question of what about the project “requires further development” - it seemed like a pretty comprehensive plan when I looked at it.

The Alto project is on the “secondary” list of projects that are likely next.

We’ve also had cases where the shows are produced in a reasonable amount of time, but the streamers sit on them for months. Over in Trekland, the new Starfleet Academy show wrapped its first season back in February, and has started filming the second season…but that first season won’t see the light of day until early 2026.