Stuart Greer
Husband, father, friend, and banker…mostly in that order. Living on the darkside of Halifax and sorting through this existence one day at a time. Opinions are mine…blah blah blah…not in any way associated with my employer…blah blah blah…cheeseburger.
Election 2024: This could be the birth of a powerful new electoral reform movementshorturl.at The election result might be wonderful, but it is not strictly tolerable.
Large Grocers Took Advantage of Pandemic Supply Chain Disruptions, F.T.C. Findswww.nytimes.com A report found that large firms pressured suppliers to favor them over competitors. It also concluded that some retailers “seem to have used rising costs as an opportunity to further hike prices.”
Climate Change Is ‘Loading the Weather Dice Against Us’www.bloomberg.com Rising temperatures are causing “knock-on effects that we’re only just beginning to understand,” climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe says on this week’s Zero.
Walk Montréal's car-free streets all summer long!www.mtl.org Get to stepping in Montréal this summer, enjoying the sights and sounds along the pedestrian-only streets.
Going to Work with Dadrandomisland.ca From the time I was born till he retired, Dad worked at the department of highways as a clerk. Now a clerk for the department of highways may be an office job, but the offices them selves were usu…
Movies may soon use AI to change the story each time you rewatchbgr.com Filmmakers are experimenting with a new type of filmmaking called generative film, which uses AI to change the film each time it's watched.
Op-comic: The long, long road of long COVIDwww.latimes.com People at work were understanding when the illness became overwhelming, but in truth even I didn't understand. Neither did the doctors.