Happy Friday all!
This is not the first time I have talked about candy here, nor will it be the last, but it is my tied-for-first favourite candy time of the year: Easter. Or really, the day after when everything is discounted.
Creme eggs, malt balls, peanut butter eggs. Don’t talk to me about mini eggs though. Really. Don’t.
But if you don’t like candy (WHAT), I’ve got something else sweet for you: this week’s Feel Good Friday!
So grab a creme egg, or an apple, and sit down and let the goodness wash over you.
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Heiltsuk First Nation wins herring fishery dispute! DFO finally/actually listened and agreed to keep the fishery closed. Congrats!
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YES. Google will stop running those horrendous crisis pregnancy ads (because they’re super deceptive and terrible).
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This one goes out to rabble’s main copyediting authority, Michelle “there should be a hyphen there” Gregus: Copy Editors’ biggest pet peeves.
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Tuesday was Trans Visibility Day! Here are 15 ways to let trans people know you see them and care.
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Look! It’s Cynthia Spring! GUTS Magazine’s co-founder and general dreamboat.
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Elsie Dean, feminist, senior and environmentalist, wins Burnaby’s Outstanding Citizen of the Year.
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Sadie Lavoie, the Aboriginal Student Commissioner for the Canadian Federation of Students, got an Indigenous course proposal approved at the University of Winnipeg.
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I’m late to the party on this one, but these photos. OMG.
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Did you read rabble’s hilarious April Fools joke? We’re told it was TOO REAL.
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Victory for Abbotsford homeless as court rules in favour of access to justice. Now there’s something we haven’t heard in a while.
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It’s important to remember that superheroes have feelings too.
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The Vancouver Park Board launched a new trans, gender variant awareness campaign!
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David James Taylor is walking from Victoria to Ottawa to end violence in against Aboriginals.
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Teach your children the ABCs with this book about badass feminist heroes.
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Always remember to feed the cat before your child. Always.
Kaitlin McNabb is rabble’s news and books coordinator and she wants candy. Follow her on twitter @kaitlinmcnabb.
Photo: flickr/ dotpolka
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