From MOXNEWSd0tC0M
Published on Jan 3, 2013
January 02, 2013 CBC News
By Heather Pringle
Published October 19, 2012
Sharpeners may be smoking guns in quest for New World’s second Viking site.
For the past 50 years—since the discovery of a thousand-year-old Viking way station in Newfoundland—archaeologists and amateur historians have combed North America’s east coast searching for traces of Viking visitors.
It has been a long, fruitless quest, littered with bizarre claims and embarrassing failures. But at a conference in Canada earlier this month, archaeologist Patricia Sutherland announced new evidence that points strongly to the discovery of the second Viking outpost ever discovered in the Americas. . . . Read Complete Report
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from Canada.com
BY THE VANCOUVER SUN MARCH 17, 2008
EXCERPT
“The most famous Viking ruins can be seen at the former “Eastern Settlement” on the southwest tip of Greenland, near the present-day towns of Narsaq and Qassiarsuk. Here is found Brattahlid, the farm Eric the Red established in 986, as well as reconstructions of the bishop’s residence at Gardar and Hvalsey Church.” . . . Read Complete Report
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Uploaded on Jul 2, 2011
Although I’m two days late (all that tokin’ in the ’70s) I want to wish the many Canadian Insiders who have been loyal to THEI all these years Happy Cannabis Day 2012! (you too Gene L.O.L.) . . . EDITOR
from Cannabis Culture Magazine
CANNABIS CULTURE – Happy Cannabis Day 2012! July 1 is not only Canada’s birthday, it’s a day to celebrate our love and respect for the cannabis plant and to educate others about the benefits of marijuana legalization.
With its humble beginnings back in 1977, Cannabis Day actually predates Canada Day, which was known as Dominion Day until 1982. The protest has grown from a small group of activists into a huge gathering of passionate potheads. . . . Read Complete Report
from youtube
Published on Jul 2, 2012 by djFriedeh
Cannabis/Canada Day July 1 2012 Vancouver Art Gallery
Photo: Total Solar eclipse 1999 in France. CREDIT Original image by Luc Viatour.
from BBC (UK)
18 May 2012 Last updated at 07:19 ET
By Tom de Castella BBC News Magazine
Three centuries ago in parts of North America, a strange event turned morning to night. It remains wreathed in mystery – so what caused the Dark Day?
Halfway through the morning the sky turns yellow. Animals run for cover and darkness descends, causing people to light candles and start to pray. By lunchtime night has fallen. Is it the end of the world?
The Dark Day, as it’s become known, took place on May 19, 1780 in New England and parts of eastern Canada. For the past 232 years historians and scientists have argued over the origins of this strange event.
Today there are many theories. Was it the result of volcanic eruption, fire, meteor strike – or something more sinister? . . . Read Complete Report
from youtube
Published on May 7, 2012 by enlightenonetv
Imagine a noise taking over your peaceful neighborhood, a nighttime nuisance so irritating that it keeps you and your family from sleeping. When you call the police, they are helpless to stop it because it is not the boom box or house party next door. The noise is coming from another country! The people in Canadian communities near Detroit call it “The Windsor Hum”, and the noise that is driving the complaints is being heard in the capitols of both countries. , , , Read Complete Posting
Published on Apr 22, 2012 by tailynn82
Around Mid January 2012 I was sitting in my office when I heard a very bizarre sound outside of window. The sound was sounded like a dragging, dull, sound. When I heard it I immdiatley looked out my window to see what it was. Nothing!
After hearing that other people worldwide has heard this same sound I just forgot about it. because honestly it was very scary that no one else in my family heard it.
Until today when I heard this sound again.
I recorded this footage as not only proof so that people wont think I weird but to share w/ anyone else that may have heard it today in Georgia.
What is it? Why am I hearing it? Why are people worldwide hearing it? What does this mean? . . . SOURCE
Ah, how we love those persistent worldwide underground mysteries (that’s what we live for). . . . EDITOR
from CTV Vancouver Island
VICTORIA – In the last 48 hours a number of people in Sooke have reported feeling powerful tremors that some believe are an earthquake.
“I heard what sounded like a freight train coming, that rumble, and it was very brief. My bed actually shifted,” one Sooke homeowner told CTV News.
Seismologists say there are no indications of an earthquake in the Sooke area and all calling the recent reports a mystery. . . . Read Complete Report
from CTV via youtube