Debbie Adams

At Mission Control in Houston. You can tell from Colin’s shirt that he’s helping the Artemis crew properly fire their big engines later today, to correctly leave Earth orbit for the Moon. Exciting day ⁦@NASA⁩ and ⁦⁦@csa_asc⁩ !

@TheCurrentCBC I was surprised to hear Jay Cal of @AllInPodcastAP use the R word very casually. I didn’t like it.

Is @Instacart using algorithmic pricing to gouge us? Are we all paying the same for products? Do I need to stop using this service?

What an emotional experience. Safe home.

Liftoff. The Artemis II mission launched from @NASAKennedy at 6:35pm ET (2235 UTC), propelling four astronauts on a journey around the Moon. Artemis II will pave the way for future Moon landings, as well as the next giant leap — astronauts on Mars.

4 people are in there with hopes, dreams, risk and the unknown. It makes me breathless, knowing how they're feeling and what they're facing. So exciting to see what we're capable of when we work together in common purpose, deciding to push back the edges of our collective ignorance. Have a great voyage, crew of @NASAArtemis!

Canada is a nation of explorers, builders, and innovators. Today Colonel Jeremy Hansen carries that legacy forward as he becomes first Canadian to venture to the Moon.

I will be watching.

Artemis youtube.com/live/Q1RcFQ0gS…

King Charles III sent a letter to @Astro_Jeremy to acknowledge Canada’s role in the Artemis II mission. “I was deeply touched to receive this message, which honours the collective vision and dedication behind this historic moment.” — Jeremy Hansen

It's so good to be home from hospital. The coffee club in our building hosted a happy hour tonight - it's so good to have good neighbours. I'm feeling pretty special.

Other people’s bathrooms. There’s an old yellow mailman cup with two toothbrushes on the messy sink. Barely enough room to turn around. 7 people but only 2 toothbrushes. Why?

I miss the peacemakers open.spotify.com/episode/4oQrid…

@Paddywasonradio Fucked up

The ‘leader of the free world’ ladies and gentlemen. Wtf is going on. Genuinely curious how people defend this dangerous imbecile.

A musician once cost an airline $180 million because they wouldn’t pay him $1,200 for a broken guitar. In 2008, Canadian musician Dave Carroll was on a connecting flight when a passenger behind him looked out the window and said, “My God, they’re throwing guitars out there.” When Carroll opened his case at his destination, his $3,500 Taylor acoustic, an instrument he’d saved for months to buy, had a hole smashed through it. He called the airline. They bounced him between departments for nine months. He was told to fly to another country to file his complaint in person. He was hung up on, ignored, and eventually told the matter was closed. His final request for $1,200 in flight vouchers to cover repair costs was rejected. So he asked himself: “If Michael Moore was a singer-songwriter, what would he do?” He wrote a song called “United Breaks Guitars,” filmed a music video for $150, and uploaded it to the internet. His goal was one million views in a year. It hit 150,000 on the first day. Within a week it was the number one music video in the world. Within four weeks, news outlets reported the airline’s share price had dropped 10%, wiping roughly $180 million in value. The airline called him. They offered the $1,200 they’d originally refused, plus $1,200 in cash. The owner of Taylor Guitars personally rang and told him to come to the factory and pick out two guitars as a gift. Carroll became an international speaker on customer service. The airline used his video for internal training. He still flies with them. A United employee once walked up to him at an airport, looked around to make sure no colleagues were watching, shielded himself with his jacket, and quietly reached out to shake his hand.

@RoyalFamily It is his Birthday.

This afternoon, The King held an Audience with the Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney. 🇨🇦

@ReprtrPatHealey Get well soon Emma. We are proud of you.

Emma Archibald of Fall River will not compete in the 20 km Interval Start free standing race this morning, her last event at this year‘s Paralympics due to illness. She has come down with the flu, she said. While it’s a sad ending to her first Paralympics, she has done quite well and we are all very proud of her effort and performance. Way to go, Emma!! @CrossCountryNS

@CraigBaird I gave up margarine five years ago. But I used to enjoy Eversweet.

For decades, Canada banned margarine. It was bootleggers in Newfoundland that helped keep Canadians supplied until the island joined Canada. Even after the ban lifted, there were rules in place for how margarine could look and be sold.

@rcbstormpost @EddieSheerr I was there a few years ago and he cold shocked me.

Chilly start to the day in western Labrador. 🥶 March 14, 2026 low of -41.3°C at Wabush #YWK makes for a tie with March 14, 1964 (-42.8°C) for the LATEST DATE IN THE SEASON to reach -40°C or colder. Records since 1960 show no -40s between Mar 15 and Dec 8. #nlwx

Emma Archibald of Fall River will compete with three teammates for Canada in the relay race at the Paralympics on Saturday morning. The relay race for the para cross country skiing is scheduled to begin at 7:15 AM. Coverage will be on CBC gem. Go Emma go