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2025-02-06 16:57:58 EST·What's newWishing lakebbs forum goes from strength to strength
Spent 40 minutes on the lake advertising 
give a like please
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Open post Open post GT2025-02-06 00:52:33 EST·What's newhh
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Chill guy2025-02-05 23:36:10 EST·What's newBreaking news: ChatGPT is down worldwide
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TB免费君2025-02-05 21:51:46 EST·What's new[Free] Giving away a few accounting-related books, first come first served
Giving away a few accounting-related books for free, see the picture below for details. First come, first served
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校园小助手2025-02-05 16:42:40 EST·What's newWinter Reading Week Activities!
Event Date: Tuesday, February 18, 2025 - 1:00 PM (EST) to Friday, February 21, 2025 - 3:30 AM (EST) Location: Various Event Contact Email: [email protected] Welcome to the Winter Reading Week activities hosted by the International Student Services, taking place from Tuesday, February 18 to Friday, February 21! Don't miss the chance to experience iconic Canadian winter activities, including curling, cross-country ski
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Elainewu2025-02-05 14:20:32 EST·What's new[Skiing] First-time skiing for beginners: how to choose between snowboard and skis
Thunder Bay skiing sharing: first-time skiing for beginners, how to choose between snowboard and skis!
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Yukin2025-02-04 23:35:23 EST·What's newSolution for DeepSeek server congestion
Implementation using third-party SiliconFlow + ChatBox. Principle: DeepSeek servers are unstable, so both the web and API are unstable. However, SiliconFlow servers host DeepSeek models, so calling DeepSeek models through SiliconFlow servers runs stably. Advantages: stable access to DeepSeek-R1 model. Disadvantages: because it uses SiliconFlow servers, SiliconFlow charges for API usage. New registered users get 14 yuan credit for free use. In testing, a simple question
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爱滑雪的喵2025-02-04 20:17:33 EST·What's newSchool Winter Reading Week Events - Anyone up for cross-country skiing!
February 18-21, 5 events in total. I think the cross-country skiing looks fun - anyone want to join? Tuesday, February 18: [Cross-Country Skiing] 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM | Student fee: $20
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Open post Chill guy2025-02-04 19:21:17 EST·What's newThis Friday and Saturday basketball game Lakehead vs UofT
If you need tickets, go to the student union to get free ones. There shouldn't be many left, so hurry.
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Kino2025-02-04 10:52:31 EST·What's newCanada
interview question - How do you position yourselfCanada
interview question - How do you position yourself #workplace tips #Canadian immigration #English interview #interview questions #interview skills #interview daily #international students job hunting #interview experience
+1Open post Yukin2025-02-04 10:36:42 EST·What's newUS-Canada trade war delayed by 30 days, Nasdaq takes off as expected
As of now, Nasdaq +1.04%, QQQ +1.05%. Meanwhile, US-China trade talks are being prepared, YINN +7.25%
Open post Chill guy2025-02-04 00:18:43 EST·What's newCrypto liquidations - interesting facts
The actual total liquidations today are likely far higher than the $2 billion shown by the market. By my estimate, the total liquidation amount is at least $8-10 billion. Bybit alone has seen $2.1 billion in liquidations over the past 24 hours, but as shown in the screenshot below, Coinglass only records about $333 million in 24-hour liquidations - this is just a fraction of the full data. In fact, due to our API's limit on data pushed per second, I've observed that other exchanges have also taken similar measures to restrict the full display of liquidation data. Looking ahead, Bybit
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邓穆怡2025-02-03 23:51:13 EST·What's newAnyone want to go to the Adele Candlelight Concert together?!
Note: it's a concert! Concert! Concert! String quartet, pure strings performing Adele's classic songs, no vocals.
Location: St. Paul's United Church, Thunder Bay 
Date: Feb 22, 8:45 PM 
Duration: 60 minutes (doors open 45 minutes early, no entry if late) 
Price $30-50 
Program 
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Idigogo2025-02-03 23:37:29 EST·What's new IRCC cuts 3,300 jobs! Will immigration processing slow down? 
Canada's immigration department (IRCC) will cut 3,300 jobs over the next three years, which could affect applications for immigration, visas, passports, and more! 
Reason for cuts 
IRCC says the cuts are due to lower immigration levels and reduced funding. 
Over the past few years, IRCC expanded rapidly due to the pandemic, system modernization, and high immigration demand, leading to a surge in temporary employees. In 2024, the Canadian government released a new immigration levels plan, deciding to pause immigration growth and adjust IRCC's staffing to match long-term sustainable development needs. Scale of cuts About 80% of the cuts are expected to be achieved by reducing temporary positions..png&w=3840&q=75)
Open post Chill guy2025-02-03 23:31:08 EST·What's newCanada being hit with a 25% tariff is exactly what Trudeau wanted, and it's extremely comfortable for him. There are two reasons:
1. High inflationary pressure: Canada is currently suffering from severe inflation, which is the result of the Liberal government's massive money printing and a series of poor policies. Now, the imposition of tariffs forces Canada to take countermeasures against the U.S., and this situation undoubtedly provides a ready-made 'excuse' for future inflation issues, allowing the government to openly blame economic troubles on external pressure. 2. An unexpected turning point in a political crisis: Trudeau has not only resigned as party leader and prime minister, but his approval ratings have also hit rock bottom, and the Liberal Party lacks a leader who can stand on their own; meanwhile, the possibility of an early election has long been brewing outside the party. Just at this moment, Trump's 'divine assist' unexpectedly appeared:
Open post Idigogo2025-02-03 23:19:38 EST·What's newImportant Notice: Canadian study permit applications can no longer be submitted through the IRCC Portal
According to the latest announcement from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), effective March 25, 2025, all Study Permit applications will no longer be submitted through the IRCC Portal system, and must instead be submitted through the original IRCC Secure Account channel. The specific adjustments are as follows: Timeline and Transition Arrangements
Before March 25, 2025: Study permit applications created but not yet submitted in the Portal must be submitted within 60 days After March 25, 2025: • Study permit applications can only be submitted through the IRCC Secure Account • P
Open post cosmo2025-02-03 15:54:26 EST·What's new2025 Spring Engineering Course Recommendations
ECIV-5691-SA Soil Properties and Behaviour, Civil Engineering program. Professor Cui Liang, graduate course advisor for the Civil Engineering department. 100% positive reviews on Rate My Professor https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/professor/2291714
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马大帅2025-02-02 22:32:57 EST·What's newBest chest exercise sharing
The best chest exercises VS the worst chest exercises, the essence is all in the picture
Open post 爱滑雪的喵2025-02-02 22:17:30 EST·What's newCarbs after skiing are pure joy! A low-key burger joint in Thunder Bay, Burger Barn, put to the test
Location: behind the parking lot next to ISC, the black-and-white sign is low-key, just follow the GPS. 
Menu & Prices 
Single burger $5.9-$9.5 | combo adds $3-4 for fries + drink Beef patty thickness ≈ 2x McDonald's Big Mac Student-friendly prices, no stress after burning cash on skiing. Two burgers to recommend: Cheezy Bacon - solid, juicy beef patty, twice the thickness of McDonald's, bacon fried crispy, cheese melted and rich. Chicken Caesar 
Chicken fillet a bit thin but tender, not dry 
Smoked bacon has a strong presence! 
Caesar dressing mixed with garlic
+1Open post Yukin2025-02-02 22:00:44 EST·What's newSome guy wished Tencent a happy new year on Github on the fifth day of the new year.
This guy really knows how to live
With solid reasoning, this time I'm on his side 
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Corvo2025-02-02 21:50:09 EST·What's newBUY CANADIAN INSTEAD
As one of the Canadian government's countermeasures, liquor products from U.S. red states have been removed from BC Liquor Store shelves! ...
Open post 校园小助手2025-02-02 17:28:25 EST·What's new2025 Spring/Summer semester course registration time
Registration for Spring and Summer classes Feb 3rd 12pm
Open post Chill guy2025-02-02 13:45:01 EST·What's newBank of Canada provides operational details for restarting asset purchases to end quantitative tightening
The Bank of Canada announced plans to complete balance sheet normalization and end quantitative tightening. Starting in early March, the Bank will begin purchasing assets as part of normal balance sheet management. The purchases are designed to replace maturing assets, offset growth in banknotes in circulation, and stabilize settlement balances within a certain range over a year. Asset purchases will first restart the term repo program, followed by purchases of Government of Canada (GoC) Treasury bills, to restore a more balanced asset mix on the Bank's balance sheet. Accordingly, the Bank will restart the term repo program on March 5, 2025, with operations conducted every two weeks. Depending on weekly conditions, the term of operations will range from one month
Open post Kino2025-02-02 00:57:20 EST·What's new25summer Coop work permit approved in 3 weeks - timeline sharing
Is IRCC this efficient now? I was worried the work permit wouldn't come through in time for Coop, but it came in under 3 weeks. Might share a work permit application post later. Timeline: In Canada Approval Letter January 24, 2025 Correspondence Letter January 22, 2025 Submission Confirmation January 4, 2025
