Preserving Nova Scotia's cultural heritage for posterity

“Nova Scotia is planning to ban kids from riding e-scooters which will end up making more parents drive their kids places which is quite likely to cause more injuries and more deaths than if kids were just allowed to ride scooters and have some independence. [Scooters are] a relatively safe mode of travel that grants them independence while saving parents from being a chauffer [sic] for their pre-teens…”
–Matt Stickland, Grand Parade, Aug. 17, 2026.
‘Not a toy:’ 10 Canadian youth die in incidents involving e-scooters, similar devices
–Global News, Aug. 14, 2026.
E-scooters far more dangerous than motorbikes or cycles, analysis suggests: Study of accidents in England and Wales shows e-scooter riders three times more likely to suffer traumatic brain injury than bikers
–Guardian, Aug, 6, 2026.
E-bikes, e-scooters are a burgeoning pediatric public health emergency:
Accidents with severe, life-threatening injuries are on the rise
–STAT News, July 27, 2026.
Scooters Are Increasingly Associated with Traumatic Injuries that Require Surgery
–The American College of Surgeons, Jan. 9, 2024.

It was too good to last.
Months of merciful silence from Sylvain Charlebois ended this week when the Nutty Food Professor again hoofed himself in the goolies.
It’s a familiar m.o.:
The perfesser posts some inane comment on TwitterX, gets totally ratio’d, then deletes his account and lets a new sock puppet do his dirty work. Like the time he got into an agglethorpe with Alberta-based reporter Jeremy Appel, who questioned the perfesser’s ethics. He disappeared from Twitter, replaced by a mysterious teen-ager:
Last month, Charlebois’s MAGA North bona fides were on full display when he washed up at the American Embassy July 4 bash with Tamara Lich and the rest of the thick-right loserati.
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