Location Salamander Avenue at Meadows Drive. I have been watching a bit of a drama unfold at this corner recently with at least 1 person (kind hearted she thinks) bringing apples and water for the local deer. A couple of weeks ago the same person was seen cutting saplings from trees to make it easier […]

A surprisingly high number of Canadians are giving up free money. Not just a little bit of free money either, we’re talking billions of dollars per year. These individuals are ones that are either not fully contributing or not contributing at all to their company’s defined-contribution (DC) pension plan. By not contributing, they’re passing up […]

The bank manager walked in. A tall handsome man in a stylish suit, he was quite admired by the female employees. “Good morning, Mr. McGrath,” the four tellers said in unison. He acknowledged their greeting with a nod and headed straight to his office. Madge worked hard striving for his undivided attention, sometimes giving up […]

Large Format – shot to Eagle Bluff Below ’tis the season

The 100 million dollar winery is now almost complete Phantom Creek Estates – Oliver Beginning in September guests will be given a sneak preview of one of the most anticipated wineries in Canada. Be among the first to join us for an exclusive 90-minute Estate Tour & Tasting ahead of our grand opening in April […]

THE OTHER VOICE Believe it or not but I used to be very shy. Anyone who has known me for any length of time realizes that I am outgoing, I appear very confident and definitely bossy. I like to believe I am organized but I also know that I carry this to the point of […]

Trade Continuing my search for a candidate or a party, I’m looking at trade this week. In a previous post (27 April 2019) I stated that left-leaning parties support fair trade while right-leaning parties support free trade. Trade agreements signed by right-leaning governments should contain fewer pages. And that has been generally true for Canada […]