Happy Friday everyone!!
It’s the long weekend in Canada for some (and probably not for others), but I hope you are having a great week regardless. In the states, it’s also the long weekend. How… strange.
There’s good news all over the place: Canadian mining companies getting rejected, Christopher Columbus getting rejected, man spread getting rejected. It’s grand!
So wherever you are, whatever you’re doing and whatever you choose to celebrate or not, have a great Friday and beyond!
Happy reading.
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Seattle says “Goodbye Columbus Day. Hello Indigenous Peoples’ Day!”
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Chile’s supreme court halts the development of a gold and copper mine owned by none other than Canada’s own Goldcorp.
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Meet the women who fought Monsanto… and won!
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So, everyone’s pretty excited that Twin Peaks is returning. (I, of course, was too scared to get past the first episode.)
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Ryan McMahon started his own independent, Indigenous media site Indian & Cowboy, and it. is. awesome.
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Philadelphia and NYC are the first cities to post ‘anti-man spread’ ads on subways.
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Not at all related to the above… introducing The Womansplainer.
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When 20 puppies were found abandoned in a field in Saskatchewan, people from everywhere joined in to help these adorable little pooches.
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The Mainlander wants YOU! to write about arts and culture in Vancouver.
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Did they also say “sexually enlightened R&B song?“
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Inuit artist Kenojuak Ashevak was celebrated this week with a google doodle!
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Laverne Cox and bell hooks discussed gender and pop culture and it was amazing.
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Maude Barlow and Council of Canadians are asking you to take part in the Fracking Wastewater Bucket Challenge to bring attention to the risks of fracking wastewater.
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If you’re ever in Brooklyn, here’s a map of your dreams. Also related: the cronut recipe was released. Spoiler alert: they contain butter.
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Big wins for the marriage equality movement in the U.S.
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Drop everything you are doing right now and learn how to make manilla folder masks.
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“I just want Bruce Lee to hold me as long as he can” — Jackie Chan shares his best moment ever.
- The Council of Canadians successfully challenges Nestle permit for water takings during drought conditions. Bam!
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Um, rabble is the best because staff send each other videos of Kangaroos fighting.
Need more? Check out the rest of our Feel Good Fridays here.
Kaitlin McNabb is rabble’s news and books coordinator. She is a leo who likes bike rides, candy and rewatching movies. Follow her on twitter @kaitlinmcnabb
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