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Posted: 2022 Sep 16
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Load More...I was honored to help raise the Survivors' Flag at National Defence Heaquarters (Carling) today, proudly wearing my Metis sash as a citizen of @MBMetis_MMF #TruthAndReconciliation
"Iran is in a state of revolution. It’s long past time for Ottawa. to protect Canadians, at least, from the regime."
Terry Glavin: Khomeinist agents are spying on Iranian-Canadians, but Trudeau is doing nothing https://nationalpost.com/opinion/terry-glavin-khomeinist-agents-are-spying-on-iranian-canadians-but-trudeau-is-doing-nothing via @nationalpost
Private Josh Klukie was a paramedic known for his kindness and athleticism in the @CanadianForces.
#OTD in 2006, Klukie was killed by an IED in Afghanistan.
He was 23 years old.
#CanadaRemembers
Tag Archives: Holidays
Enough
Having enough. Of everything. Continue reading
The Christmas Frog
The best gift ever. Continue reading
Aliens in the Midst
Uncovering an invasion of space aliens, cleverly disguised as readers of Popular Mechanics. There are aliens among us. Space aliens, that is, not illegal aliens, although when you think about it, they may well be both. After all, it’s hard … Continue reading
Love Never Fails
The over-abundance of tacky Valentine’s Day gifts leads to musings about the true nature of love. Continue reading
Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow
Transforming an often miserable Hallowe’en into the Day of the Dead – a remembrance and celebration of our dead. The snowdrifts are knee high and hard crusted; the snow underfoot is so dry it squeaks. With the temperature hovering … Continue reading
The Test of Life
We have lost the test of life, he informs me, handing my drycleaning over the counter. I am, in quick succession, startled, panicked and then indignant: who knew a test of life had even been scheduled? Some hand waving clarifies … Continue reading
Only in Canada, Eh?
Happy Simcoe Day! What’s that you say? Never heard of it? You’re in good company — or numerous company, at least. Most Torontonians have never heard of it either, and they have less excuse than you do: it’s been their … Continue reading
Once is Happenstance
He’d won. Ignoring the reviews, we’d gone to see the dick flick (exploding helicopters) instead of the chick flick (exploding relationships). It was terrible: he admitted as much, during the credits. But I couldn’t leave it alone. As we shuffled … Continue reading
Everything I Need to Know About Love, I Learned at the Movies
Herewith, Week #3 of my 5-week ‘tribute to the movies’ series. As Valentine’s Day looms, this week’s topic is love, true love. Men can’t help lying about sex; women can’t help telling the truth. I don’t know which is worse. … Continue reading
