Nope...not until you stand up to those that have ruined America, threatened allies, and destabilized the world.

I don't disagree. I bet if we did have government run liquor store she might not. However, most of us want her out. I would also say, most of is Albertans are Canadian first. It doesn't really matter if there is American liquor on the shelves. We aren't buying it.

We dont have government run liquor stores here. It's all private.

Watching a nature program one day that spoke about endangered species. I asked my mum what that meant and was severely shocked by the answer.

Can I come skiing!?

It's essentially a PCR, so much more accurate. Apparently, you can also detect potential early infections by close examination of the data. We bought ours from Altruan altruan.com/collections/...

We have also used this to pre-test before meetups. We can also be very confident not to to spread covid asymptomatically. This is important because we tested positive on a rapid test without symptoms prior to a covid cautious camping event.

We've got an elementary aged child. Despite our mitigations, the weak link was always school. We never felt confident in the rapid tests even if they were negative. With our last illness, we confirmed it wasn't covid and so we relaxed our mitigations in home.

We love it. It's given us piece of mind when my little guy got sick recently. We're using it to pre-test for covid-cautious meetups and will hopefully allow us to be more relaxed when we visit family for the holidays.

Bit the bullet and got a Pluslife. Expensive, but thinking of the cost-benefit long term. It's a game changer for my family.

If anyone is interested, here is the Governments FAQ about the changes: www.canada.ca/en/environme...

Prior to the change in our regulations, only active nests of migratory birds were protected in practice. The regulation change clarified which species now have year-round protection.