It's interesting that society is quickest to bestow hero status to people who make a single split second decision (ie running into a burning building) and not so much those that do the right thing thousands of times, day after day, despite it being a hard thing to do. You are a hero.

"You ARE the deporter!"

Or folks who read a lot of apocalypse books... But still seems weird to me that avian flu wasn't in the main headline

*lede
Fricking incorrect autocorrect

Yeah, I hadn't heard about the 165 in Niverville until this article. This all sure seems super super super super bad to me - but what do I know? 🙃

There's so much room for everyone - it just needs to be allocated better

This picture is further proof that no one even drives in winter. Let's make it into 10 bike lanes!

This proposed location is in a damn grocery store parking lot, on a major bus route, and just down the street for a bunch of condos and other housing.

If it's cold enough for that jacket, scarf, and hat - he has definitely lost all feeling in his hands

Even during business hours, I haven't seen the CL lot close to full post 2020. And if CL was more flexible with letting employees work from home, there would easily be enough parking for everyone 24/7

In a sense, all jet lag is the result of time travel

For sure. Hopefully they'll be able to get more sleep on the plane than they did the last time

It sounds like a really tricky situation. I wish there was an easy way for everyone to be safe and welcomed. If it was me, I might mask up and tell them you have a little tickle in your throat and the last thing they need is you getting them sick

I'm assuming offering to put them up in a hotel isn't an option?

I'm sure the driver was just looking for the true culprit