If youβre going to see Canadian folk comedy trio The Arrogant Worms, you gotta see them perform on the set of a community theatre production that has yet to start its run.
I have decided to let Cale Makar into my heart.
Thinking of Tumbler Ridge tonight. Can't imagine what the community is going through.
Glad to hear it!
I've been there with bad reactions to new meds, hope you feel better soon.
A caption from an issue of Amazing Spider-Man reading "Confused? Well, don't go 'way Spidophile -- 'cause you've got 35 all-new, all-action pages to go--!"
A caption from an issue of Amazing Spider-Man reading "Note: if you can name all of these snarlin' Spidey-foes, and add at least five more to the list, consider yourself a true S.S. (Spidophile Supreme). --Stan."
A caption from an issue of Amazing Spider-Man reading "Attention Spido-philes: in case you're wondering why we're making with all the Moon-June jazz when we've got a cat like Kraven just waiting to be unleashed... Don't lose your cool..! It's all gonna dovetail together and turn into a symphony of action... or anyway, that's the way we planned it! ...Smiley!"
A caption from an issue of Amazing Spider-Man reading "Produced by the bullpen's swingin-est spidophiles... Smilin' Stan Lee, writer, Jazzy Johnny Romita, artist and Slammin' Sammy Rosen, letterer."
The worst part of reading Silver Age Spider-Man is having to read Stan Lee referring to the audience as "Spidophiles."
I am and I hope you are too! It's always a pleasure to see your byline come up on the Canadian Press feed.
Great story, Lyndsay!
That's right: 2025 was the year of Claude Rains.
Merry Christmas, Alex! If youβre in town, we should hang out before you head back south.
It's the reason for the season. That's right: Emerson, Lake and Palmer's Tarkus.
It's so depressing that the Canucks drafted the only superstar defender they've ever had and ended up forced to trade him because the team can't shake its unending dedication to shortcuts and half-measures.
It'll be tough watching Quinn Hughes light up the league for years knowing what we lost.
The Goldeneyes' jerseys look great in action.
Delighted to see the team pick up the overtime win after a close game.
Looking good, Dr. Wagstaffe!
I donβt know this pitcher, but as long as he can get some outsβ¦
So sorry to hear this, Alex.
He was a lot of fun to hear speak about his career at FanCon this year. You could tell that having the opportunity to interact with a successful Indigenous actor meant a lot to many convention attendees.
Thanks to the nice folks who helped me pick up a bunch of scattered @pgcitizen.bsky.social papers in College Heights this morning.
If you ever see that our papers or boxes have been messed with, please call 250-562-2441 or email frontdesk@pgcitizen.ca so we can send someone to deal with it.
Thanks for taking the time to answer!
When did you decide to follow up on JLA/Avengers and bring in the egg? I re-read your Avengers, JLA/Avengers and JLA earlier this year and liked the small thread of continuity through the three projects.
With the end of Al Ewing's Metamorpho book, your Supergirl title is the most Silver Age thing DC is currently publishing and I mean that as a compliment. It's a lot of fun!
Let's gooooooooooooo!
He has a mouth and he must scream.
Forgot to say I love the sunglasses when I ran into you at the park!
They just donβt understand that cats must be sung to, itβs the law.
Saw them every year in Manitoba, but this is my first time seeing a tornado warning in Prince George.
Screenshot of a Winnipeg Free Press article about Mountain View School Division Trustee Paul Coffey suing his colleagues over their refusal to enforce an old Manitoba law requiring that schools must sign God Save the King every day.
Screenshot of the front page of the June 17, 2025 edition of The Brandon Sun featuring a story about a Mountain View School Division trustee suing his colleagues over their refusal to enforce an old law requiring school children sign God Save the King each morning. A photo of the trustee in question looking annoyed is in the bottom-left corner of the image.
Even though I've left Manitoba, it's nice to see my photo of an annoyed school trustee live on.
I covered a few school lockdown events during my time in Brandon, but nothing that led to students getting hurt. Awful situation.
Iβve had this happen with articles, itβs the worst.
