Wow! Time flies sometimes. Here we are, in Novembers incessant rain, and it’s been a few weeks since I’ve posted anything on the blog.Let’s just say, it has been a busy time,for me and there are a couple of stories I’m busy with. Frankly, I’m really just too tired at the end of the day toContinue reading Gang Violence a Sad Fact of Life Within Metro Vancouver
Cancer diagnosis hits home
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Jason Blake appeared with visibly swollen and teary eyes on the sports news last night, as he talked about his recent diagnosis with a rare form of leukemia. The look in his eyes , and what he must be feeling right now really hit home for me, and brought me back to aContinue reading Cancer diagnosis hits home
Give your head a shake, Premier
The recent announcement by Premier Gordon Campbell that buses would once again be returning to alleviate the Port Mann bridge congestion, actually had me thinking there was hope for Metro Vancouver – until he finished by saying it would take 6 years to do it. Give your head a shake Premier! 6 years just isn’t going to cut it out here,Continue reading Give your head a shake, Premier
Global Warming,Carbon Profiles and New York Steak
We all know something big , strange, and scary is going down with Mother Nature- the polar ice is melting, glaciers are retreating, and massive infestations of bugs are eating their way across Canada’s boreal forests. The climate change/global warming debate is hotter than Bruce Allens recent rant on NW and you either believe it or you don’t.Continue reading Global Warming,Carbon Profiles and New York Steak
Westcoast Views with Laila Yuile 