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I found a help page which says that you can submit a feature request here: https://support.strava.com/hc/requests/new. However, that link returns an error 404.

The thing I wanted to request is pinned or featured activities on an athlete's profile. I would love to be able to highlight a couple (maybe max 4) activities which anyone would see whenever they click on my profile.

I was on a walking path in Ottawa, Canada. A well-dressed couple emerged from the trees (where there was no trail), waved me over, and seemed like they needed help.

They didn’t speak English and I wasn’t sure what language they spoke, so I pulled up a map of the world on my phone. They pointed at Iran and I opened Google Translate.

I asked what they needed and they typed something back. I looked at the phone and the translation was “earthworm”. Nothing else. I was dumbfounded and we tried again but I got the same message. I had to say sorry I cannot help and left.

Does anyone have any guesses about what this could possibly mean? Are there any words or phrases which are spelled similar

When I launched google earth today, there was a pop up promoting their new infrastructure asset insights which can be generated using their AI "Ask Google Earth" tool. This would be very useful to me and I wanted to give it a try.

However, I can't seem to figure out how to access the tool at all and the spark button is not visible to me. I have tried both in the app and in the browser version.

Does anyone know how to use this tool?

TL;DR: I am locked out of my RRSP and cannot make contributions. As a result, I'm missing out on employer matching, even though that benefit is a written part of my employment contract. My employer is not willing to help resolve the situation and I'm missing out on thousands of dollars in compensation. Do I have any potential recourse to recover this lost money?

More details:

I work for a large Canadian company in NL and have an RRSP with Manulife. I started here in 2018, and relocated to the UK (with the same employer) from early 2024 to September 2025. When I left Canada, I kept my RRSP open because I knew I would be coming back. But all contributions were paused.

When I returned i

In three team or multi-part trades, especially those with salary retention, NHL teams often have to make multiple separate transactions to balance all the moving pieces.

If you look at just one of these transactions, it can often appear outrageously lopsided without the additional context. I occasionally stumble across these on hockeydb when viewing a player's trade history. Here are some examples.

• Jan. 24, 2025: Chicago trades Mikko Rantanen and Taylor Hall to Carolina for a 3rd round pick.

• Feb. 17, 2023: Toronto trades Adam Gaudette, Mikhail Abramov, a 1st, a 2nd, and a 3rd rounder to St. Louis for Noel Acciari.

Does anyone have any other similar examples?

I'm in Atlantic Canada. My green & orange 7s are my favourite shoes I've ever owned and I am struggling to find another pair. Are there any legit retaillers still selling these or is my best bet to search ebay? Thanks

I moved from Canada to the UK for a while and brought my dog. We originally flew into Paris to avoid UK dog restrictions.

Now we are looking at returning and taking the direct flight Paris -> St. John's. Has anyone here flown with WestJet out of Paris and do you know how strict they are with dogs and carriers in the cabin?

Our dog is a fairly small Boston Terrier. Her carrier is about an inch too large in each direction. She can fit inside comfortably, but definitely cannot stand up witout touching the top. She can also turn around quite easily put pushes against the sides and top when she turns.

I know we technically do not meet the requirements, but she is comfortable and easily fits un