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Engage Your Curiosity! Did you know certain animals can sleep standing up? But which one? ?? A. Elephant B. Kangaroo C. Horse D. Lion Test your knowledge and share your answer below! ?? #FunTrivia #QuizOfTheDay #LearningNeverStops #ManthenaSchool

Quebec's demands for greater autonomy, fiscal transfers, control over immigration, and stricter language laws could have mixed impacts on the rest of Canada. ?Pros: ? Granting Quebec more autonomy could ease tensions and reduce the likelihood of independence referendums, fostering national stability. ? Quebec’s control over immigration may address its labor shortages and support economic growth, benefiting the entire country. ? Strengthening French in Quebec helps preserve Canada’s bilingual identity and cultural diversity. Cons: ? Increased autonomy for Quebec could encourage other provinces to demand similar treatment, leading to a fragmented federation and undermining national unity. ? More fiscal transfers to Quebec could strain federal resources, potentially increasing resentment in other provinces, especially those already frustrated with federalism. ? Different immigration rules for Quebec may create labor mobility issues and complicate national policies. ? Strict language laws could alienate Anglophone and immigrant communities, sparking concerns in provinces with linguistic minorities. In summary, while accommodating Quebec’s demands could foster stability and growth, it risks exacerbating regional inequalities and undermining Canada’s unity if not carefully managed.

Check out this recent episode of Aquatic Wetline where I discussed the good things about the aquarium hobby and what I enjoy the most about the aquarium hobby! Watch by clicking the link below and enjoy: #fishkeepingcommunity #aquariumhobby

?????? Lions and tigers and monkeys, oh my! ??Learn more about Utah's Hogle Zoo and how the ZAP Program supports them.?????? #zapisyou #slcozap #saltlakecounty #artsandculture #zaplovessaltlakecounty

Check out this recent episode of Aquatic Wetline where I discussed the good things about the aquarium hobby and what I enjoy the most about the aquarium hobby! Watch by clicking the link below and enjoy: #fishkeepingcommunity #aquariumhobby https://lnkd.in/dhnXGnYa

Have you met Albie and Jimmy, the dolphin dogs? ?? ?? This week, our content team took a trip to Akaroa Dolphins, one of our valued partners, to work on something exciting that’s coming your way soon. It was an incredible day spent deepening our connection with their business, and understanding their unique challenges. And yes, the highlight of the day was meeting Albie and Jimmy, the true stars of Akaroa Dolphins! Stay tuned for what’s next ?? #MintDesignNZ #BusinessPartnerships #AkaroaDolphins #MarketingStrategy

Where in the world is the Roof Ninja? ?? Today’s clue is an easy one! He spotted a bunch of animals on a safari and even saw a yeti on a crazy mountain rollercoaster. Can you guess where he is? Share your answer below! ???? #RoofNinjaAdventure #SafariYeti #e2e #whereintheworld #edge2edgeroofing #roofninja #commercialroofing #roofingcontractor

I learnt the picture below is about the moment wherein a race competition was set between the cheetah and the dogs; but the cheetah was unmoved and showed no interest in the competition. Thinking about it... The cheetah obviously knew the dogs are not competition; besides, its speed is for hunting and not to show strength. The cheetah would rather channel its energy to what is worth it, than go the "gutter" level considering the dogs obviously do not run faster than it does. Thinking about it again... Most of us have done "gutter things" just to prove a colleague is not better than us. We have thrown the BEAUTIFUL GOAL away, just in a bid to ensure they do not do better than us. We have asked "why always him/her; why does he/she always stand out". Have we even wondered if this person is also thinking what we are thinking! Do we even think this person would ever go down that gutter level if the tables were turned! Isn't it better to ask what the person is doing differently, instead of the sick energy. Why not save our energy for what is worth it, and exert strength on areas of competence. Happy Sunday!

I attended the Westminster Dog Show on a personal mission. After months of preparing—a grueling 31-question, 11-page questionnaire, and countless hours of research—I was ready to meet a rare breed, in person. I arrived early to where the rare breed was showing, my heart racing with anticipation. But as the minutes ticked by, there were none of these rare dogs in sight. Finally, at 12:45, just before their 1:30 showing, the breed arrived. I approached an owner, hoping to talk. “Hi, I’ve been researching [rare breed] and talking with [known breeder]. Can I ask a few questions?” I asked. “Sorry, no time,” she replied, barely looking up. Even knowing the stakes and timing of the conversation, the rejection stung. Watching the rare breed in the ring, I was struck by their size and stoic demeanor. It wasn’t exactly what my research had taught me. Determined, I waited to meet them up close. But post-show, the handlers who lost stormed off, and the winners were swarmed by friends. I was left on the sidelines, again. Standing there, frustration bubbling up, I realized something crucial: Maybe that breed isn’t the right breed for me. Seeing them in person—their temperament, their size—it now seemed that I needed to rethink. I wondered, how can anyone commit to a dog for a decade without truly understanding the breed up close? Reflecting on a thoughtful Weimaraner breeder earlier that day, who patiently educated a crowd, it hit me. The importance of seeing the breed in action, and understanding their temperament, energy levels, and even their interaction with people in person is irreplaceable. Online research alone, even with the curation of AI, struggles to make these nuances clear until owners get lengthy face-time with the dog, which is almost always after bringing the breed home. That’s when I knew: There has to be a better way for future dog owners. Stay tuned for updates on how we're making this process easier and more transparent for everyone.

Instead of doing the typical corporate Father's Day social media post, I wanted to create something that felt relatable and told a story. I asked Chinook Winds team members to share photos of themselves with their kids to showcase the dads of the company. A handful of current employee's parents worked at the casino, so it was great to show the company culture through these photos. Although this isn't the flashiest post I've done for Chinook Winds, this is one of my favorites. #FathersDay #socialmedia #socialmediamanager #ugc #usergenatedcontnent #contentcreation