That's awesome! Glad to see the collab!
Saw this getting featured on my home instance (lemmy.ca). Is sh.itjust.works hosted in Canada? If so, had no clue.
Yeesh, does the link description always include the entire sidebar?
Off topic, but what the hell is your instance's URL lmfao
And although he does not blame Trump personally for the economic downturn, “the people he’s appointed and the way they’re going about things, it’s not OK,” he said.
Bruh, one bad pick for a leader to make is understandable. Things happen. When it's the entire fucking administration, maybe, just maybe, the person heading it has more than a little responsibility for shit hitting the fan?
Good lord man, talk about a lack of critical thinking skills.
If the American faculty are so offended by that they can waltz right back to where they fucking came from.
Maybe try Tbooth Wireless? I did a quick search on Wikipedia, and seems the company that owns WirelessWave also owns that store franchise as well.
Holding company (Glentel) is Canadian, and going further, they're jointly owned by Bell and Rogers.
WirelessWave?
I've said it before and I'll say it again.
If you can't pick up after your dog, you don't deserve to be a pet owner.
Wealthsimple has tax filing services, and StudioTax is also Canadian.
To make my life simple might use one of these services this year as I figure out how the hell to do my taxes by paper. Absurd we don't have a system from the government directly to do this.
Born and raised in Edmonton, but no longer live there. The basket was mainly given to us by our parents, never really a thing that was seen with partners or whatever from what I'm able to gauge.
I'm pretty sure I do remember schools doing Easter raffles though where there were Easter baskets to be won. Was typically a small fundraising thing the school did where the more tickets you bought, the higher your chances were in winning ofc.
Honestly even if you don't go with Dollarama stuff it's not really a huge thing. Normally just included a chocolate bunny (or equivalent since you could get like a chocolate transformer or Dora the Explorer when I was a kid, pretty sure they do the same thing with PJ Masks and Paw Patrol these days from what I recall seeing in stores), some jellybeans, some gummy candies, and on the rare occasion, Peeps.
Selling these things individually isn't all that uncommon. I can't name a single grocer in my area that refuses to sell bars like these individually.
Protein bars are often sold in the same area of grocery stores with options to purchase either individual bars as a pick-me-up snack or by the box for the pantry. They do the same with similar things like Cliff and RX bars so these being sold individually as well comes as no surprise.