This should have happened in July next year. The signs made it really easy to get where I was going, even though I’m blind as a bat. Everyone was realy helpful getting me set up. The process was super fast for the most part. Getting the bar code lined up…
Premier Progressive Conservative Tim Huston Liberal Zack Churchill “New” Democrat Party Claudia Chender Affordable Housing PCs want to build more Liberals want to encourage CoOps NDP want to lower prices. Wages vs Cost of Living PCs have targeted supports. Free lunch program. Need broader ranges of supports. Lowering HST wont…
Fast Easy More private than going to a building housebound people can participate Less spreading of germs from strangers I’m glad this is becoming more of an option. Should be an option for every election. I may have said this before, but I’m glad they keep doing this.
Like this for example. Friends aren’t friends forever these days. I’m not saying either of these options are actually good ideas. It’s just that one gets more press than the other. Losing one province, which would probably come back to us anyway after trying to go it alone for…
A grown man who thinks that because he puts the pound sign in front of a phrase, and ignores standard grammar rules, he is changing the world. Remember, Twitter is fluff.
Tomorrow we will vote for who gets the privilege to lead the province for the next four years. Just a couple of things to remember. There’s no need to freak out if someone else votes a different way than you. We are not voting for a savior, we already have…
This is all I hear about on Canadian news these days, even though we don’t have a say in it. I figure I may as well pay attention to how this thing ends up. A timely reminder for you all. God is sovereign over all elections. Whichever way this one…
As has been well documented in the news in recent weeks and months. Canada Post is about to most likely go on strike tomorrow if a deal can’t be made to fix their apparently unsatisfactory work to compensation ratio. I can’t understand why any organization would choose striking over working. …
As a member of the commonwealth, I must say I am disapointed in Britain’s decision to leave the European Union. If I could have, I would have voted to stay along with the 49%. In an effort to understand why easy trade among the colonies and avoiding an instant recession…