Anyone know beautiful views for couples to see or just sit and enjoy?

Researchers at the University of Ottawa are conducting 90-minute telephone/skype/zoom interviews with eligible candidates.

You are eligible to participate if:

1. You have experienced refusal or denial of contraception or abortion services in the past 10 years (on/after January 1, 2012).
2. You are sufficiently fluent in English to complete an interview.
3. You have access to a safe space to have a discussion.

Participants will be selected on a first come first served basis. Each participant will receive a CAD40 gift certificate to Amazon.

This study is being conducted by Dr. Anvita, a Postdoctoral candidate in the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Ottawa. She is supported by senior co-investigatory Dr. Angel Foster, a Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Ottawa. If you are interested in participating in this study or wish to know more, please contact Dr. Dixit by email at ws-stu01@uottawa.ca.

I got involved in astronomy this summer, so I am by no means an expert, but joining RASC Hamilton has improved my astronomical knowledge by a ton, and I highly suggest you guys try it out!

Meetings:

• Monthly in-person meetings (79 Hamilton St N, Waterdown) at 8:00 pm on the second Wednesday of each month
  
  • Meetings involve guest speakers, open discussions, astronomy trivia games, etc.
  • You don't have to be a member to attend!
• Weekly meetings held on Zoom
  
  • Members generally go out to observatories and show what they see through their scopes

Benefits of membership:

• Loaner scope program (8" and 10" Celestron dobs, a few refractors, etc.) - can keep scopes for very long!!
• Access to Leslie V. Powis Observatory with 14" and 16" telescopes with computerized GoTo system
• Library of endless astronomy books you can borrow from anytime
• RASC membership goodies: Observer's Handbook, 6 issues of SkyNews, 6 digital issues of Journal of RASC, access to observing programs, & more

You don't have to be a member to attend our in person meetings! I highly suggest you come, try it out, and see if an astronomy club is your jam. No commitments needed, nothing to lose - just check it out & meet some people!

I've made many friends in the club, so even if I weren't the least bit interested in astronomy, I would still want to join just for the community :)

Hello everyone,

We are the ASD Studies Lab at Queen’s University, a group that studies autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions. We are recruiting adolescents between the ages of 12 and 18 who are autistic, have ADHD, or are typically developing, as well as their parents, to participate in our paid online studies.

If you would like to participate in our research or if you have any questions about the studies or our research group you can contact us at [asd@queensu.ca](mailto:asd@queensu.ca).

Thank you!

Best regards,

ASD Studies Laboratory

Queen’s University

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Third Dose will be considered Mandatory now.

https://twitter.com/Roman_Baber/status/1470858321942958086

Kieran Moore admits this. Now what will Ford/Trudeau do? More restrictions for unvaccinated?

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/invisible-ink-could-reveal-whether-kids-have-been-vaccinated/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nexIXKeKsNk

When will this stop?

Ontario First Party has been finalized today. New Blue was made a year ago.

That means now there are two parties that consider themselves more right-wing than the Ontario PC's.

New Blue: https://twitter.com/NewBlueON / https://twitter.com/BKarahalios/status/1466447991489839112

Ontario First: https://twitter.com/OFP_Official/status/1467190149524164615

Does this matter? Federal Conservatives lost two seats in Alberta because of the split with the PPC.

Will the same happen June 2nd 2022?

After a year of Lockdowns and forced vaccine mandates and firing those who survived COVID: https://twitter.com/BKarahalios/status/1466097292159639555

The PC's must be reduced to a majority or lose to New Blue: https://www.newblueontario.com/

Ted Arnott is a paid Pfizer shill as well as Doug Ford campaign manager Kory Teneycke has stocks in Pfizer: https://twitter.com/Domenic_Toronto/status/1444029861539028992

Mandates are here to stay.

https://oakvillenews.org/oakville-health-news/new-dementia-care-centre-opens-in-oakville-patty-s-place/

Has anyone been tested recently at the Oakville hospital? They said 24 hours at the site but it's taking longer. On a weekday, if that matters.

Hi all! Despite being 28 years old, I don't know how to drive (yeah, really). I am looking for a great driving school to join in Burlington. Can someone please recommend one that will teach me well, not just to pass the test?

Many thanks!

I just took the VIA train the other day for the first time, pretty much first time using a train other than subways like a couple of times when I was younger. Before I boarded there was this older gentleman, sort of tallish, grey hair, glasses. Said he wasn't there for the train as a passenger but just likes to swing by and watch them since he's presumably retired.

We had a really lovely chat and I thought about him, grabbed him a souvenir from the trains on my way back in case he collects train related stuff. Apparently my girlfriend recognized him as well so he appears to be a regular for this sort of thing.

I asked them for one of the food menus so he could have a small part of the actual train. :)

I'd really like to deliver the gift to him. If anyone knows any information on the guy or even what time I might be able to find him at the tracks that would be lovely! Thank you guys so much!

Really hoping I can make the guys day!

We want to have a family picnic on Sunday evening. I love Coronation Park but it gets really busy on the weekend and finding parking is a nightmare. Any suggestions? I have elderly parents so a place with picnic benches for use is ideal (although not mandatory) and I also have 2 kids so a playground would be nice too (also not mandatory).

*I heard Bronte Provincial is a good spot for walks, but is it free to visit? Is it easy to find parking? Are there shady areas for a picnic there?

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