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CBC Nova Scotia @cbcns_mirror@mastodon.hongkongers.net
· 2mo ago
Nearly 80% of N.S. residents oppose private development in protected areas: poll A survey commissioned by the Ecology Action Centre suggests that nearly 80 per cent of people in the province are opposed to things like golf courses, hotels and spas being built in legally protected areas. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/nova-scotia-survey-private-development-provincial-parks-9.7297217?cmp=rss
Nearly 80% of N.S. residents oppose private development in protected areas: poll | CBC News
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Nearly 80% of N.S. residents oppose private development in protected areas: poll | CBC News

A survey commissioned by the Ecology Action Centre suggests that nearly 80 per cent of people in the province are opposed to things like golf courses, hotels and spas being built in legally protected areas.

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FlightWire ✈️ @flightwire@social.gamefan.net
· 2mo ago
Save At Fairmont, Raffles, And Sofitel, With Amex Offers (Targeted) The Amex Offers programfrequently has promotions for hotel stays, which can save you money or earn you bonus points for stays youd make anyway. We’ve just seen a new offer rolled out for stays at select luxury Accor bra… https://onemileatatime.com/deals/fairmont-raffles-amex-offers/ #Hotels #TravelDeals #LuxuryAccor #AmexOffers #TravelRewards [One Mile at a Time]
Save At Fairmont, Raffles, And Sofitel, With Amex Offers (Targeted)
One Mile at a Time

Save At Fairmont, Raffles, And Sofitel, With Amex Offers (Targeted)

Here's an Amex Offers deal that can save you up to 20% at Fairmont, Legend, Raffles, SLS, and Sofitel properties. It could be a great deal.

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Steve McCarty 🇯🇵 @SteveMcCarty@hcommons.social
· 2mo ago
Recent travels started with my wife's home city of Nagoya, going to a Buddhist temple ceremony with my mother-in-law. The first photo shows the pagoda of Nittaiji (日泰寺), which means Japan-Thailand Temple, with a giant lotus. The second photo is of Nagoya Port (名古屋港). Another trip was staying at two hotels in Kyōto, which wasn't necessary because we live nearby, but my wife and her Nagoya friend wanted to enjoy the amenities and talk. I see a possible new trend, since the last 3 hotels we've stayed at had times for various free snacks and drinks, so we didn't need to eat out after the breakfast buffet. It is surprising because the hotels were inexpensive and food and alcohol are relatively expensive. The third photo, from our hotel roof, shows the pagoda of Tōji (東寺) with Shinkansen trains running in front of it. At the Shintō shrine Imamiya Jinja (今宮神社), my wife's friends wanted to eat the sweet mochi shown in the fourth photo. #Japan #Nagoya #Kyoto #religion #hotels #photography
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