Banff Squirrel Photo Shocks World Wide Online
An Alberta ground squirrel photobombs a Lake Minnewanka shot by Minnesota couple Melissa Brandts and Jackson, drawing global attention as National Geographic magazines the image as photo of the day. Officials note authenticity concerns and describe the rodent as Banff’s common summer sight and prey for predators.
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Spelling mix up shadows Harper Arctic visit
Canadian press notes Prime Minister Stephen Harper stressed growth and seal meat during an Arctic tour but a press release misspelled Iqaluit as Iqualuit. Nunavut officials joke about the error while Harper aides apologize and vow correction. The error appears in several outlets.
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Facebook boss clash over hurt feelings goes viral
A London office feud unfolds on Facebook after Lindsay posts I HATE MY JOB accusing her employer of being pervy. Brian replies threatening a P45 and mocks her work, noting her five month tenure and two week trial. Screenshots circulate on Digg as experts deem the exchange genuine.
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