The case of Mark Carney’s private assets is an interesting one. The Conservatives are doing their job challenging this, although it’s for obviously selfish reasons, and I’m sure they have twice as many conflicts of interest in their ranks but hey, interesting nonetheless.

Mozilla recently changed Firefox’s ToS and everyone is (rightfully) freaking out. The most telling is this change to the welcome page shown after a software update. “Unlike other companies, we don’t sell access to your data” is gone. Mozilla is an ads company now.

Good morning! Don’t forget to take a nice, relaxing bath every now and then!

“Removing Jeff Bezos From My Bed”: the internet of shitty things never ceases to amaze me.

Did you think you couldn’t improve stairs? Well, you’d be wrong.

Here is The Longest Joke In The World! And yes, I read it. In multiple sittings over a whole day. It made me chuckle. It’s not the funniest joke in the world, after all. Just the longest!

Interesting to see inter-provincial trade barriers being in the news so much lately. This seems like the kind of stuff our government should have fixed back in the 1970s or something.

I’m all for more trains across Canada, so a Quebec City/Toronto high-speed rail would be GREAT (even though I’m on the other side of the continent), but I agree with some of this opinion piece. The timing and wording seems hypocritical, and how that private consortium relates to VIA Rail smells like trouble.

“B.C. trying to recruit U.S. doctors amid Trump health-care uncertainties” : our provincial government is trying to do something useful and clever! More of this please!

The old Fighting Fantasy books are coming back to North America! Steve Jackson publishing Steve Jackson! The Kickstarter is under way over here.