Toronto Freedom Rally WorldWide

 Toronto Freedom Rally WorldWide

Feminism extremism ruined the Family Unit as was predicted over half a century ago

   

 

 I knew a nurse, she retired from being in charge of nurses for All Ontario, Ontario Top Nurse, we hung out years ago, she had a condo and plaques on the wall and a bunch of medals for swimming and sports, she was the age I am now, all she could talk about was regret about not having children and being a career oriented woman and top nurse and in charge but said she would have taken it all back and almost suicidal about not having children and a husband. If I did not cheer her up she may have done something foolish and probably helped her get over that a bit but never knew what became of her.

 

Today in Canadian History - On This Day

February 11

Today in Canadian History 

 

 

Historical Events

Election of Interest

1957 NHL Players Association forms (NYC), Red Wings' Ted Lindsay elected president

NHL Star Ted Lindsay

• 1976 John Curry wins Britain's first Olympic gold medal in figure skating at Innsbruck Winter Games; finishes men's singles ahead of Soviet skater Vladimir Kovalyov and Canadian Toller Cranston
• 1977 20.2-kg lobster caught off Nova Scotia (heaviest known crustacean)

Sports History

1978 25th hat trick in NY Islander history, Denis Potvin's 2nd

NHL Star Denis Potvin

Sports History

1984 Wayne Gretzky sets NHL short handed season scoring record at 11

Ice Hockey Great Wayne Gretzky

• 2014 Slopestyle freestyle skiing event makes Olympic debut at Sochi Winter Games; Canadian Dara Howell is inaugural women's gold medallist.

Famous Birthdays

• 1926 Leslie Nielsen, Canadian actor (Spy Hard, Forbidden Planet, Naked Gun), born in Regina, Saskatchewan (d. 2010)
• 1937 Eddie Shack, Canadian ice hockey left wing (NHL All Star 1962, 63, 64; Stanley Cup 1962, 63, 64, 67; Toronto Maple Leafs), born in Sudbury, Ontario (d. 2020)
• 1967 Derek King, Canadian NHL left wing (NY Islanders), born in Hamilton, Canada
• 1983 Nicki Clyne, Canadian actress, born in Vancouver, British Columbia
• 1985 Mike Richards, Canadian ice hockey player, born in Kenora, Canada.

Famous Deaths

• 1940 John Buchan, Scottish politician, Governor-General of Canada (1935-40), writer (The Thirty-Nine Steps) and historian dies at 64
• 1982 Victor Jory, Canadian actor (Kings Row, Manhunt), dies at 79

Famous Canadians

• John A. Macdonald
• Louis Riel
• Mary PickfordShania Twain
• Wayne Gretzky

https://www.onthisday.com/today/canadian-history.php 

High Tea

   

 

 Was on hold with the government, relaxing tea and at least playing some Classical music for the calming effect, ready to do polite businessmen stuff, polite, calm, whom will be the lucky Agent for me to brighten their morning?

 

Problem was resolved without roadblocks. Easy peasy.

 

    No problem cannot be resolved without a good Winter Tea! Only have one a Good Neighbour gave me Last Winter!

 

Peterborough Police used LAV three times in the city last year

 Peterborough Police used LAV three times in the city last year

Twice for drug raids, once after a shooting.

Every Canadian city should have a Canadian made LAV III in high crime areas because of the 99.9% Illegally smuggled advanced weapons from foreign countries and NOT because of legally owned guns by Law Abiding Citizens and imported and sold legally in Canada.

 

The Key is a balance between being safe in heavy gang territory and in the middle of actual rioting, burning and looting and not overstepping or infringing on the rights of law abiding citizens peacefully protesting.