This past couple of weeks has been pretty busy for me, so writing for the blog has been temporarily relegated to the back seat. While I’ve managed to keep to my goal of one new article per day most of
Alan de Jersey, Denis Royer, and David Godfrey voted to spend $50,000 in what appears to be a rather large conflict of interest in the handling of Union Bay Improvement District (UBID) funds. It appears evident to me (as well
I’ve been digging around some more into the Union Bay thing… you know… where the Union Bay Improvement District (UBID) tried suing local blogger Mary Reynolds for defamation for daring to question UBID board members about their apparent conflicts of
With so many things to write about every day and so many cases of political corruption and police brutality going on around the nation, it’s not a surprise that I haven’t managed to get back to the Union Bay Improvement
The October 2019 election is the most critical vote in a generation for Canada’s hunting and shooting community. If Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party wins, he will execute the biggest round of gun bans against federally licensed firearm owners in the country’s history.
Contrary to what many shooters believe, the solution isn’t to vote Conservative in every riding. That risks handing victory to the Liberals, because the Conservatives have no chance of winning in 30 percent of ridings.
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