Dana McFarland π π₯πOne in four BC residents outside the lower mainland doesn't live in a municipality.
^ TNRD Area Director speaking on #CBCradioOne On the Island just now.
Marcus@Chigaze From what I heard, the US team was strongest by far.
After 2 periods, Canada leads 1 zip. π€―
BTW, the game is broadcast on #CbcRadioOne
CorvusBecause I realize that most people are not listening to #CBCradioOne while drinking coffee on a Saturday morning (although I have to question your priorities), I thought I would share this little segment (6 min) of "America, What the Hell?" from Day 6.
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-14-day-6/clip/16193878-america-hell
Great Cross promotion for #TheDailyBeans podcast. Definitely going to check it out.
Zazzoo π¨π¦I'm going to miss hearing Laurence Wall read the news on Radio One. A soothing and almost hypnotic voice and true Canadian pronunciation of words like 'schedule' and 'lieutenant'.
Won't be the same without him but here's to a long happy retirement for an Ottawa legend.
After 3 decades on Ottawa's airwaves, Laurence Wall is hanging up the mic | CBC News
The veteran CBC Ottawa broadcaster has been there for stories like the devastating ice storm, the shootings around Parliament Hill and the turbulent launch of the LRT network. After three decades on radio, he says it's time to move on.
Open Water Otter VE7GRπ³οΈβπI keep hearing right wing economists on #CBCradioOne saying that #Canada has a "Productivity Problem", especially compared to our neighbours South of the border. I say no. What we do have, is a different sense of priorities. We are not #Americans, we value work life balance here. The Americans have taken the so called "Protestant Work Ethic", and made it absurd.
Austin (=> @At the end of last Friday's The World at Six (the main national news program) on #CBCRadioOne , after presenting https://www.cbc.ca/lite/story/1.6810428 , the host said "I think a lot of us can identify with that" with respect to how the woman didn't want to come out of the cave. I suppose the lack of #responsibillity and #stress could be atrractive for many, but the #social #isolation would probably break people...
Of Bookish Things#CBC's #Canada #Reads 2023 #CanadaReads2023 debates will take place March 27-30, 2023.
They will be hosted by #AliHassan and will be broadcast on #CBCRadioOne, #CBCTV, #CBCGem and on #CBCBooks.
Lots of #GenreFiction this year.
#Ducks, by #KateBeaton is a #GraphicNovel. #Hotline by #DimitriNasrallah is set in the 1980s, and makes use of memory, time periods, and elements of #magicrealism There are 2 #Novels that are #EcoFiction, a #SubGenre of #SpeculativeFiction - #ScienceFiction. They are #Greenwood by #MichaelChristie, and #StationEleven by #EmilyStJohnMandel. #MexicanGothic by #SilviaMorenoGarcia is a #Gothic #Horror novel. #GothicHorror.
#CanadianFiction has come a long way from the White Anglophone #NationalAngst and grim self-introspection #Realism that once haunted our #culturalPsyche.
#Genre #GenreLiterature #CanadianLiterature #CanadianNovels #Novel #Fiction
https://www.cbc.ca/books/canadareads/meet-the-canada-reads-2023-contenders-1.6716837
Greg Clarke π¨π¦ 
I was excited to hear #Mastodon mentioned on #CBCRadioOne during a discussion on the #TwitterMigration. Unfortunately the "expert" had a very superficial understanding of Mastodon and didn't mention the concept of the #Fediverse. The expert comparison was pretty much "It's #Twitter with more characters and less users". I've noticed a few #CBC journalists have joined so hopefully Mastodon and the fediverse will get some more accurate coverage.
BanziBisschen Radio hΓΆren.
I <3 #CBCRadioOne @cbctoronto