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Maintaining neat living spaces is crucial for our physical and mental health. In today's fast-paced world, finding time and energy for pristine houses can be challenging.

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Thank goodness, there is an easy and practical answer in the form of a professional Regular Cleaning Service. In this blog, we'll look at the advantages of routine cleaning services, how they promote a healthier atmosphere, and why North Bay residents are using them to keep their homes immaculate.

New Beginning for a Healthy Lifestyle: Although the home is where the heart is, it may also become a haven for bacteria, dust, and allergies over time. Home Cleaning Service provides homeowners with a clean slate by eliminating accumulated dust and filth that might cause allergies and respiratory issues. Families may live healthier lives and decrease their risk of illness from dangerous contaminants by keeping their surroundings clean.

Time-saving Feature: We put a lot of expectations on ourselves in modern life, leaving little time for leisure, relaxation, or even home tasks. For busy people and families, hiring a cleaning service in North Bay may be a game-changer. Cleaning duties are handled by the service providers, freeing homeowners to concentrate on what matters most to them: spending time with their families, engaging in hobbies, or furthering their jobs.

Both Knowledge and Professionalism: North Bay cleaning business takes pride in its skilled and knowledgeable team. All these experts have the skills and resources necessary to handle any cleaning problem very successfully. They are skilled and provide a thorough and precise cleaning procedure, though it involves difficult-to-reach places and persistent stains. They will also employ eco-friendly goods that are secure for both people and animals.

Increasing Real Estate Value: Regular cleaning services may increase the value of a residential home, regardless of whether you currently own it or intend to sell it in the future. A clean and well-maintained home frequently makes a good first impression on potential buyers, which might result in a speedier and more profitable sale of the property. Homeowners are investing in the long-term worth and charm of their residences when they hire a professional cleaner.

Mental Health and Stress Reduction: Our everyday tension might increase when our living area is messy and dusty, which makes it more difficult to unwind and rest after a long day. On the other side, a tidy and well-organized home encourages quiet and tranquility, which is good for our mental health. Frequent cleaning services in North Bay contribute to preserving this tranquil atmosphere, lowering stress levels, and fostering general contentment.

Individualized Cleaning Schedules: Every house has a different set of cleaning requirements. In North Bay, cleaning businesses frequently provide Regular Cleaning service according to the individual needs of each household. Homeowners are able to select a cleaning schedule that best suits their lifestyle and financial situation, whether it be weekly, biweekly, or monthly.

Fostering the Neighborhood Economy: The people of North Bay support the development of their neighborhood by choosing to use neighborhood cleaning services. Employing local businesses promotes economic growth and job creation, strengthening the local workforce.

Conclusion: 

In summary, frequent cleaning services in North Bay provide residents a number of benefits, including a better living environment, reduced stress levels, increased property value, and support for the community's economy. Individuals and families may profit from a sparkling and well-maintained house without having to spend their valuable time and energy cleaning by leaving cleaning responsibilities to the pros. If you are seeking a cleaner and healthier lifestyle, consider reaching out to the many reliable and efficient cleaning services available in North Bay.

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Top class cleaning services in Toronto

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I am curious: What are your current thoughts about the Toa Inika's drivining situation when they become Toa Inika?

Hahahaha I am SO glad you have asked me this because I have Thoughts

Terminology for non-Canadians (and/or Ontarians, idk what other provinces call things):

G1 - learner's permit, obtainable at 16, written test only, must have someone in the passenger seat who has had their full license at least 4 years, can't drive between midnight and 5am, can't go on certain high speed highways (401, QEW, etc) unless the person in the passenger seat is an accredited driver's ed instructor, must pass G2 exit test within 5 years or restart process

G2 - must have had a G1 for either a) 1 year or b) 8 months if graduated from driver's ed, practical exam, can drive alone, on any roads, at any time of day, certain other restrictions apply (esp if under age 19), must pass G exit test within 5 years or start over

G - must have had G2 for at least a year, practical exam, no restrictions except for basic road laws lol

MTO - Ministry of Transportation of Ontario, basically the DMV but for Ontario

OKAY SO ALL THAT SAID:

Jaller: got his G1 the day after he turned 16 because his birthday was on a Sunday and the MTO was closed. Took the driver's ed course affiliated with his school that same year. Just got his G2. Has to beg and plead to borrow a car because both his parents work and need vehicles for that, and he can bike to work from the house.

Hahli: has been driving farm vehicles illegally for several years. Has her G1 but isn't eligible for her G2 yet. Is learning how to drive from her uncle because he's the only person in her family who respects road safety laws. Can occasionally convince her parents to loan her the truck if she fills up the tank.

Kongu: got his G2 a couple months ago. Inherited his grandparents' junker. Mostly just drives himself and Tamaru to school and back. Grumbles about being his sister's taxi service but also uses this as an excuse to hang around in town.

Nuparu: almost eligible for his G2 but not quite. Took driver's ed exclusively to lower his insurance premium. The only Inika who knows how to drive stick. Wants to get a motorcycle license too. Does all his family's car maintenance in exchange for money being put into the "Nuparu Gets His Own Car" fund.

Hewkii: can't drive. Wants to move to a big city with good public transport so he never has to learn how.

Matoro: was forced to get his G1 against his will and avoids driving like the plague. Sometimes his parents make him drive to the store or something for practice and he hates it. Wants to move out to the woods so he never has to drive again.

Takua: had to learn to drive so they could take on more cleaning jobs. Is actually almost eligible for their full G license. Has the most experience driving because their mom would make them drive between jobs for practice when they had their G1. Is not allowed to cover their mom's company car with bumper stickers to their immense dismay, and also isn't allowed to borrow it for non-work reasons if it's not an emergency.

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The World is Running Out of Water

The world is "running out of water," Makasa Looking Horse says, and if we don't take action soon, it will be too late. Looking Horse, from Six Nations of the Grand River in Ontario, Canada, is one of the hosts of the Ohneganos Ohnegahdę:gyo -- Let's Talk about Water podcast, which won a 2021 David Suzuki Foundation Future Ground Prize. The prize recognizes youth-led movements. It's a podcast created, the Suzuki Foundation says, to "engage Indigenous communities and disseminate research findings by facilitating meaningful discussion about water issues and climate change."

Looking Horse points to Aberfoyle, Ontario, where BlueTriton Brands, Inc., an American beverage company based in Connecticut, has permits to take 3.6 million litres of water a day out of an aquifer there. BlueTriton is the new name of the giant corporation better known as Nestlé Waters North America. The name was changed to BlueTriton Brands in 2021.

She says "they're making millions off our water and selling it. And the thing about aquifer waters that it takes 6,000 to 10,000 years for that water to filter through the ground. We'll never see that water within our lifetime again and that's why it's so important that we stop water extraction."

BlueTriton says, in a report from November 2021, that it has conducted "extensive testing and studies over the years to ensure that their operations do not diminish the availability of water for other users or the environment." The company says "permit conditions require BlueTriton to monitor the natural and pumping-related variations in groundwater and surface water levels." The permit was renewed by the Ontario government in 2021 and runs until November 2026.

Looking Horse's commitment to protecting water was passed down from her parents. Her mother is Dawn Martin-Hill, one of the founders of the Indigenous studies program at McMaster University and the winner of the University of Oklahoma's International Water Prize, for her commitment to improving water security for the people of the Six Nations of the Grand River.

Her father is Chief Arvol Looking Horse, 19th Keeper of the Sacred White Buffalo Calf Pipe. He was given the responsibility at age 12, the youngest keeper in history. Looking Horse  says her path into activism and water sovereignty didn't happen overnight. It was a long and encompassing journey full of passion for earth, prayer for water and everything on earth.

Similar to Looking Horse, the United Nations (UN) also has concerns about how much water humans can access. According to a UN report, by 2025 1.8 billion people will be living in countries or regions with absolute water scarcity, and two thirds of the world's population could be living under "water stressed conditions."

In June of 2019, Looking Horse hand delivered a cease and desist letter from the Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council to Nestlé Waters in Aberfoyle. In 2021, the council sent another letter to BlueTriton, after the company changed its name, saying "the majority of our people at Six Nations do not have access to clean drinking water... we declare your activities to remove [aquifer] waters under our territories unpermitted and demand that you cease your activity immediately."

The fight for water sovereignty and for clean drinking water continues for Looking Horse. "The urgency worldwide is huge because the world is running out of water. This is only one example of exploitative extraction by a big corporation. This doesn't include all of the pollution and micro plastics that are living in waterways and systems across the globe," she said.

"I've been praying for water and working with water for a very long time, and that's where it started," she said. "You start to learn how valuable water is on a spiritual level, but also on a statistic level. The world is really in a water crisis. So, it's in our culture to protect the water and have a responsibility."

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Honda Canada is building a $15 billion electric vehicle (EV) supply chain in Ontario, which will include a new assembly plant, battery manufacturing plant, and other facilities. The project is expected to create thousands of jobs, including at least 1,000 new positions at the EV and battery plants. Honda plans to begin production in 2028, with a capacity of 240,000 EVs and 36 GWh of batteries per year. The company also aims to have all its vehicles electric by 2040

“Today’s announcement is a game changer for manufacturing in Canada. Honda’s investment is a vote of confidence in Canada, in Canadian auto workers, and in our manufacturing sector. Together, we’re creating good-paying jobs, growing our economy, and keeping our air clean.”

~ The Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada

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The Umbrella Academy Story of The Mothers (2/6) sparrow edition: Whitney

TW: childbirth, blood, unsupportive support person, implied birthing complications, Reggie being a liar.

October 1, 1989. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 28 seconds before noon.

Whitney Shipley was a 23 year old recent college graduate working her first job at Landmark Cinema of Canada Inc. It was a prestigious position, and she was excited to be a part of such a successful company. The cinema chain was known for its luxurious theaters and top-of-the-line movie-watching experience. Today was her first day working at the flagship location in downtown Toronto, and she couldn't wait to get started.

Whitney worked as a concession stand attendant, which meant she was responsible for ensuring that the movie-goers had an enjoyable experience from the moment they entered the theater until the moment they left. She had already finished setting up the counter with all the necessary snacks and drinks, and now she was busy cleaning the area to make it sparkle. The Landmark Cinema was known for its luxurious atmosphere, and Whitney took pride in her work, making sure everything was perfect.

Her two favorite co workers, Josh and Makayla, had already arrived and were unloading a delivery truck full of fresh popcorn, candy, and drinks. As she worked, she couldn't help but overhear them talking about the new horror movie that was premiering tonight. They were both huge fans of the genre and couldn't wait to watch it. Whitney had never been much of a fan of horror movies herself, preferring romantic comedies or dramas, but she couldn't help but feel a bit of excitement listening to them talk about it.

"Sorry we’re late, Whit," Josh apologized, shuffling in with a large cardboard box of snacks in his arms. "Brad had the chicken pox and the delivery guy got held up at the border. You know how it is."

Makayla rolled her eyes as she followed Josh into the concession stand. "Yeah, we know," she sighed, setting down a stack of empty soda cups on the counter. "You'd think with all the horror movies he's seen, Brad would have learned not to pick up hitchhikers."

Whitney smiled as she wiped down a display case of candy. "Or maybe he'd know better than to accept invitations to seance parties," she added with a wink.

Josh chuckled, shaking his head. "You got us there, Whit. So, you ready for tonight?"

Makayla nodded in agreement. "Yeah, it's going to be a busy one. We should get in some extra popcorn before the rush starts." She turned to Whitney, giving her a reassuring smile. "Don't worry, we'll show you the ropes. You'll be a pro in no time."

Whitney smiled back, feeling a surge of excitement and anticipation. "Thanks, guys. I'm really looking forward to it." She glanced out the window, watching a flock of crows perched on the ledge outside. They seemed to be arguing about something, flapping their wings and squawking loudly. She chuckled to herself. "They remind me of us when we're trying to decide what snacks to stock up on."

(Someone call an ambulance for a severe case of foreshadowing)

Josh grinned at Whitney's comparison of the crows to them. "Well, at least they don't eat popcorn and soda like some people we know," he teased. Makayla laughed in agreement, her eyes sparkling with mischief. "Or leave their trash all over the place," she added.

Whitney rolled her eyes good-naturedly. "Well, if they did, I guess I'd have to give them a piece of my mind," she retorted, gesturing toward the crows outside. "Or better yet, I'd share my favorite recipe for birdseed chicken." The three of them shared a hearty laugh, the tension in the air momentarily dissipating.

As Whitney began stocking up the butter popcorn, she couldn't help but feel a sense of relief. The theater was finally starting to pick up, and the energy in the air was contagious. She glanced out the window, watching a group of children run past, laughing and shouting as they made their way toward the ticket counter. She smiled, remembering what it was like to be that carefree.

"Hey, Whit, you got any of those caramel popcorn clusters?" Josh asked, interrupting her thoughts. "I'm starving!"

Whitney smiled at Josh's request and reached into the popcorn bin, her fingers brushing against the soft, sweet-smelling kernels. "Yeah it’s right here under the butter," she said, scooping a generous amount of the caramel popcorn before dropping it and screaming out in pain. "Oh my God, what the hell was that?" She cried, clutching her stomach.

Josh and Makayla exchanged worried glances as they hurried over to Whitney. "Are you okay? Do you need to sit down?" Josh asked, his voice filled with concern.

Whitney tried to catch her breath, her hand still clutching her stomach. "I-I don't know," she stammered. "It just felt like something sharp poked me, and then this pain just exploded."

Josh crouched down next to her, his eyes wide with worry. "Maybe you should sit down," he suggested gently, helping her over to a nearby chair. He turned to Makayla, who was already dialing 911. 

"Get her some water," Josh said to Makayla, his voice still filled with worry as he helped Whitney onto the chair. As she leaned back, her breath came in short gasps, and she winced in pain. "Are you sure you're not allergic to something?" he asked, his brow furrowing.

Makayla hurried to fill a paper cup with water from the cooler and brought it over to Whitney. "Here, drink this," she said, helping her lift her head up slightly so she could take a sip. "Is there anything else you need?"

Whitney gulped down the water gratefully, her breath coming in ragged gasps. "I... I don't know," she stammered. "It's just so sudden, and I don't understand how it could happen." She winced again, clutching her stomach.

Josh and Makayla exchanged worried glances, unsure what to do. They had never been in a situation like this before. "Maybe we should call the manager," Josh suggested. "He might know what to do."

Whitney winced as another pain ripped through her, her grip on her stomach tightening. "No," she gasped between breaths, "I don't want to wait." She couldn't believe she was going through this, in the middle of the theater.

"But we were smoking cigarettes in the backseat. It's so stupid!" Whitney cried out in pain, gripping the sides of the chair. Her face was flushed and she was sweating profusely. She winced, feeling another contraction coming on. "It's happening, it's happening!" she moaned.

Josh and Makayla exchanged glances, panic rising in their throats. They had never been in a situation like this before. Josh took a deep breath and then placed a reassuring hand on Whitney's shoulder. "Hey, it's going to be okay," he said, his voice steady. "We're going to get you some help. Just hang in there."

"It’s ok, Whitney. You can do this," Makayla tried to reassure her friend, but her own voice betrayed her fear. "We just need to stay calm, breathe, and wait for the ambulance. Just remember your breathing exercises." She glanced over at Josh, who was still pacing the room. "Josh, why don't you sit with her?"

Josh hesitated for a moment before sitting down beside Whitney. He took her trembling hand in his and squeezed it gently. "Hey, you're doing great. I'm right here, okay? We're going to get through this together." He wiped the beads of sweat from her forehead, feeling completely helpless.

"What's all the screaming about?” Kate, a sixteen year old employee at the movie theater, shouted as she hurried down the hall. "Oh my god, is that blood?" she gasped, taking in the scene before her. She had never seen anything like it. "Kate, I need you to go find Mrs. Rochester. Tell her to call 911, right now!" Josh yelled, his voice shaking.

Whitney was doubled over in agony, her hands gripping the sides of the chair as another contraction wracked her body. "Oh God, oh God, I can't believe this is happening," she moaned, tears streaming down her face. "I don't want to do this. I don't want to be a mom."

"Frankly my dear, I do not give a damn," Hecuba, one of the other employees muttered under her breath as she hurried over with a stack of towels. "Here, sweetheart, let's try to make you more comfortable." She gently guided Whitney onto her side, propping her up with a towel beneath her head.

"The placenta must be detached," Makayla said, her voice steady despite her own fear. "Whitney, can you feel the head yet? You need to push when you feel the urge." She placed a hand on Whitney's abdomen, guiding her through the process.

Josh felt completely helpless, watching as his best friend writhed in pain. He wanted to do something, anything, to take away her suffering. He glanced over at Hecuba, who was expertly supporting Whitney's back. "Hey, can you maybe help us here? You've seen this before, right?"

Hecuba nodded, her expression a mix of sympathy and determination. "Yes, of course. But first, we need to make sure the baby's head is properly aligned. Whitney, can you feel the head? Is it high or low?"

"It's low, I think," Whitney gasped between contractions.

Makayla nodded in agreement. "Hecuba's right. We need to make sure the baby's head is properly aligned before we start pushing. Whitney, can you feel the baby's hair?" she asked, gently running her hand over Whitney's abdomen.

"Oh god, I can feel something," Whitney gasped, her body tensing as another contraction hit. "It feels like there's something... hard... pushing on me."

Hecuba nodded, her expression grave. "That's the baby's head. Just try to relax, sweetheart. You're doing great." She helped Whitney shift her position, propping her up on one elbow so that her body was more aligned.

Josh held Whitney's hand tightly, feeling the strength flowing through her as she fought through the pain. "You can do this, Whitney. You're so strong." He wiped the sweat from her brow, wishing there was something more he could do to make this easier for her.

"Okay, Whitney. I think I feel the baby's head now. When you feel the next contraction, you need to push as hard as you can," Hecuba instructed. She placed a hand on Whitney's abdomen, guiding her through the process.

The next contraction hit, and with a primal scream, Whitney pushed with all her might. Hecuba and Makayla helped her, their hands guiding the baby's head as it emerged from Whitney's body. With one final push, the baby slid free into Hecuba's waiting arms.

"Oh my God, it's a girl!" Hecuba exclaimed, cradling the tiny, wriggling form. She gently wiped the blood and amniotic fluid from the baby's face, revealing coffee-colored skin and glossy black curls. "Congratulations, Whitney. You have a beautiful baby girl."

Makayla couldn't help but smile as she looked down at the newborn. "And she's healthy too. That's the most important thing." She turned her attention back to Whitney, who was still catching her breath. "You did amazing, Whitney. Really."

"Born at the strike of noon," Hecuba murmured, gazing down at the newborn girl. "What a perfect time for a new beginning." As she spoke, she gently swaddled the baby in a soft, warm cloth. "Here you are, sweet pea. You're going to be just fine."

Mrs. Rochester, a tall, imposing figure with her hair pulled back into a tight bun, strode purposefully into the room. Her dark eyes scanned the workstations, finally settling on Whitney with a disapproving frown. "I hope you're all being productive," she said, her voice cool and commanding. "Everyone’s wondering where have the concession stand attendants gone?"

Josh glanced at his watch, then back at Mrs. Rochester. "Whitney had a baby a few minutes ago, ma'am," he said, trying to keep his voice steady. "I think everyone's kind of... distracted right now."

"I see," Mrs. Rochester said, her expression softening slightly. She glanced at the baby in Hecuba's arms and then back at Whitney. "Well, that's... unexpected. But I'm sure we can work something out." She hesitated for a moment, seeming to weigh her options. "Why don't you come with me, Whitney? We can discuss this further in my office."

Whitney looked up at Mrs. Rochester, hope flickering in her eyes. "Really?" she managed to choke out.

Mrs. Rochester nodded. "Yes, really. A very kind gentleman is downstairs. He saw the commotion and offered to take the baby off your hands. He's been through this process himself, and he understands what a difficult decision this is."

Mrs. Rochester nodded, her expression softening further. "Yes, really. He's been through this process himself, and he understands how difficult this decision can be. He's willing to provide a loving home for your baby girl. It's the best solution for everyone involved."

Whitney hesitated for a moment, her eyes darting between Mrs. Rochester and the baby in Hecuba's arms. The pain of childbirth still lingered in her body, but the exhaustion and relief were starting to set in. She took a deep breath and slowly stood up, letting Mrs. Rochester guide her out of the room.

"Whitney, this is Reginald, the man who offered to take your baby girl," Mrs. Rochester said, leading them into her office. "He's been through the same situation you are now and has a good heart. You can trust him to give her a loving home."

Reginald, a tall, distinguished man with kind eyes and a warm smile, extended his hand. "It's a pleasure to meet you, Whitney. I understand this is a difficult decision for you, but I want you to know that I will give your daughter the best life possible. And as for the around-the-clock nanny care, well, that's just because I believe every child deserves the very best."

Whitney was hesitant, but the warmth in Reginald's eyes and the sincerity in his voice made it difficult to deny his offer. She looked at her precious baby girl, still cradled in Hecuba's arms, and felt a pang of guilt for even considering giving her up. But then she thought about the life that Reginald had promised her daughter: one filled with adventure and love, with around-the-clock nanny care to make sure that she never lacked anything and siblings her own age to grow up with. It was a life that Whitney could have only dreamed of for her child.

"I... I believe you," she finally whispered, her eyes filling with tears. "I trust you, Mr. Reginald." She paused, swallowing thickly, and then forced a small smile. "She'll be in good hands."

Reginald nodded, his own eyes glistening with emotion. "Thank you, Whitney. I promise you that I will take care of your little girl as if she were my own." Heir tone then shifted slightly. "Now, as for finding her...let me make something clear. If you ever try to track her down, to find her, I will not hesitate to make sure that you never cause her any harm. Do you understand me?"

Whitney swallowed hard, her heart pounding in her chest. She glanced nervously at Mrs. Rochester, who gave her a reassuring smile. "I... I understand," she managed to say.

Reginald's expression softened, and he placed a comforting hand on her shoulder. "I'm sorry if that sounds harsh, but it's for your own protection, and more importantly, for your daughter's. I want to make sure that she grows up in a loving, safe environment, free from any outside influences that could potentially harm her."

Whitney glanced at the two babies lying down on the blanket, side by side. One of the babies was bawling his lungs out, clearly in distress. The other one was giving him the side eye as to say "thou shalst not interrupt my nap time, mortal!" The scene was heartbreaking and surreal at the same time.

She looked back at Reginald, who was now standing tall and imposing, his expression stern. His words echoed in her head: "If you ever try to track her down, to find her, I will not hesitate to make sure that you never cause her any harm." Her heart raced as she tried to process what he had just said.

Her heart ached as she relinquished her daughter to the strange man in front of her. She forced a small smile, trying to convince herself that this was the right choice. As Hecuba carefully placed her baby girl into the waiting arms of the nanny, Whitney's stomach twisted into a knot. She wanted to run after them, to take her back, to keep her safe from the world. But she knew that she couldn't