Bill Nye explains global warming to adults: “The planet is on f***ing fire”
“We’re going to need a lot of different policies working in tandem and we have to take action right now,” the host warned. “But you don’t have to just take that from me. Instead, I’m happy to say that Bill Nye has actually agreed to help drive the urgency home at this point by actually doing one of his enjoyable, light-hearted demonstrations. So Bill, please, please, do you have a fun experiment for us?”
‘Simpsons’ Shows PM Crawling Out Of Office To Evade SNC-Lavalin Question
That’s a sentence I never thought I’d write, but here we are.
The episode, titled “D’Oh Canada,” was co-written by the show’s consulting producer Tim Long, who was raised in Exeter, Ont.
The
plot saw the family end up in the Great White North after an accident
at Niagara Falls, N.Y. It has gags on everything from Mounties (of
course) to hockey to health care, but it also threw in a reference to
the political scandal that has dogged the federal Liberals and seen the resignations of two high-profile ministers. Now that’s classic comedy!
Volunteer confronts Trudeau over holding up Ottawa sandbag efforts for ‘photo-op’ | CBC News
Trudeau had
worked with his son to fill sandbags and then took photos with some
troops in Constance Bay, Ont., on the Ottawa River.
Then a man who
identified himself as a volunteer voiced his frustrations with Trudeau,
dismissing his presence as a “photo-op” and blaming the prime
minister’s security for long waits for people looking to obtain
sandbags.
“You know how long you’ve held up people picking up
bags?” the man asked Trudeau. “I’ve been waiting in line down the road
for 30 minutes while you’ve been here soaking up the rays.”
“While you’re here, no one can pick up sand,” he continued. “You held people up, all the RCMP and security held people up.”
Dear Americans, Banff Is Not Near Ottawa
Twitter
user Don Kollins shared a clip from KTVU, a Fox-owned station servicing
California’s Bay Area. The video shows Banff National Park incorrectly
placed near Ottawa at the Ontario-Quebec border, which is more than
3,000 kilometres away from its actual southern Alberta location.