Tag Archives: waste
Premier Challenges Islanders????
Wade MacLauchlan is again challenging islanders to share their success stories with other islanders as a first step in improving our economy. The premier says everything starts with a narrative of who we are and what we can deliver. So … Continue reading
Plan B Re-Visited
If this recent article from “Red Like Me” is to be believed it surely opens up a whole new can of Liberal worms. A believable story that features the MacLauchlan family under a bright light from the days of liberal … Continue reading
Mother Canada??? Cancelled!!!
I must admit I did have mixed feelings about the Cape Breton Statue project. On paper it did indeed look very impressive but did not garner massive support and left many unanswered questions. . On one hand in could have … Continue reading
Signs of Desperation
Paul Mac Neill of the Eastern Graphic states the election is the PC’s to lose. I mostly agree with his prediction but I think we could see a few surprises along the way. We are aware there are still three … Continue reading
Fourth Storm in so many Days
The weather outside is frightful,and school this week is doubtful. If we are lucky the kids will get one day of education this week. We are now in the midst of the fourth storm in so many days. One could … Continue reading
We Shall Remember Them – 1914-1918. One Hundred Years Later
Incredible WWI Tribute In London Looks Like A River Of Blood… But Look Closer! By Steve Rushing AUGUST 2, 2014 World War I, known at the time as the Great War, was thought to be the war that would … Continue reading
Have Your Say in MLA Pay?????
The photos are my Rogues Gallery plus a few snaps of the destruction caused by Plan B The blog heading is what appeared on the front page of today’s Journal Pioneer (30th Sept) another pay raise for our elected officials, … Continue reading
Soup Kitchen or Smorgasbord?
I would venture a guess that more Islanders eat at Soup Kitchens than at Smorgasbords (All you can eat meals)here on PEI. However, not all Islanders have to eat at soup kitchens visit food banks or shop carefully at No … Continue reading
Deep Thought Not Deep Wells
I’m beginning to realize what a great tool the social media can be if used with common sense. I continually post items of interest and concern about things our Provincial Government do. I believe this is also a very necessary … Continue reading
Double Dipping in the Cadet Org
It was interesting to read of the top heavy bureaucracy within the Canada Cadet organization but it came as no surprise. I served in the Cadet Instructor Cadre for twelve years and quite frankly I was disgusted with the way … Continue reading
