Posts tagged canada.

climateadaptation:

Solid, mind blowing photo essay on Alberta oil tar sands.

therecipe:

saveplanetearth:

The Canadian Tar Sand Mines Refused Us Access, So We Rented This Plane To See What They Were Up To @ Business Insider Photo Gallery (73 pics)

I encourage everyone to look at the 73 photos.

Farewell to the Canadian penny

The last one-cent coin, in circulation since 1858, was minted on May 4th. The coin had become a nuisance, weighing down consumers’ wallets and costing more to produce than it was worth. (via theeconomist)

(via silveriodide)

accuweather:

Our Canadian Summer Forecast

good old normal vancouver

(via climateadaptation)

derpygrooves:

Canadians, as portrayed by Japanese textbooks.

Accurate. 

(via caracaracara)

#canada  #bc  #japan  #textbook  

silveriodide:

Oh my god. So true.

rain rain rain and snobs

  May 04, 2012 at 10:00pm

Canada to cut back on environmental reviews. Mining and oil pipelines easier to build. ›

climateadaptation:

Environmental groups issue strongly worded letter…

fuck you harper

jtotheizzoe:

25-Cent Glow-in-the-Dark Dino Coin

Canada, you’ve done it again. If you’re a combination dino-freak/numismatist, then this is the coin for you. It’s a glow-in-the-dark Canadian quarter dollar, showing Albertan dinosaur Pachyrhinosaurus lakustai in full skin by daylight, and fossil skeleton by darkness.

It’s the best $30 25-cent piece that money can buy! Three more coins in this ancient creatures series will be released.

(via Mint.ca)

dammit, why can’t these just be in regular circulation. I don’t have $30 to spend on something that isn’t $30!

  April 15, 2012 at 08:01am
via mint.ca

(via silveriodide)

In summer, as the ice in the high Canadian Arctic begins to break up, belugas use newly ice-free channels as migration corridors to penetrate the frozen bays.

By Doug Allan

(via faunafacts)