On When one thing is on another it is touching and being held there, most often by gravity. We sit on things, like chairs, for instance. We place objects on other objects or on the ground. On is a ‘place’. The cup is on the saucer. They together are on the table. The table is […]

Long Term Care Insurance Last time, we looked at Critical Illness insurance designed specifically to cover children and childhood illnesses.  Today we’ll look at another not well known insurance, Long Term Care Insurance, LTC. What is long term care insurance?  It’s a type of insurance designed to address the health, social, and personal care needs […]

I believe that Mr. Steele has over-simplified the ‘No National Park’ movement. The main issue is a total distrust of Parks Canada and the federal Government. This distrust has been earned by Parks Canada in the methods employed to attain their goal. To quote Dick Canning; “the residents have a right to be engaged and […]

Two large tankers operating in hostile waters can be a para-less journey..  in this case a metaphoric journey into the undecided. It is time to revisit where we are on the Canada Parks issue. First let me be clear, I am not on either side in the battle.  I have no preference.  I am offering […]

Joseph James Kemes (Jim, Jimmy, James) Sept 14, 1934 – May 9, 2019, Departed for his final sojourn, at 84, peacefully and without struggle. Predeceased by his father Jozsef, his mother Teresa, his brother Lazlo, his nephew Laci (all in Hungary), father-in-law Ross Miller and mother-in-law, Ada Miller (both of Oliver ).   Survived by […]

Yesterday I posted a picture of a tree. A harmless picture of something that caught my attention as startling – almost artistic. I asked the owners and thought sincerely they said no problem. I would never enter someone’s property without their expressed permission. I guess I got it wrong and was confused. I remember about […]