Showing posts with label Newfoundland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Newfoundland. Show all posts

Monday, June 11, 2007

Letter Sent to the Halifax Chronical Herald

My Dear Atlantic Canadian Friends,

Though I've never been east of New Brunswick, it's long been my impression that all of you out there are amongst the kindest and most generous of anyone in our great country. But I've heard some troubling rumours of late, the general theme being that you wish to keep the revenue from your newly found resources (as you should) but don't want this wealth to be included in the equalization calculations. This surely can't be right? For it would be like one poor neighbour suddenly hitting the lottery jackpot and then expecting all his hard working middle-class neighbours to keep on giving him money, like they did when times were tough for him.

I'm thinking that these rumours are getting invented by those snobs in Toronto. They're always trying to mess with our heads out here. Please do correct them and say it ain't so.

--

Robert Werner
Vancouver, BC

Friday, May 18, 2007

An Amazing Day in Newfoundland

If you want to read something amazing, follow this link to Rich Ralph's time in Newfoundland on May 17th. What an amazing journey he's having and an even more outstanding thing he's doing!

I've improved my clickable map on the right such that each entry now provides a direct link to its original journal entry. But you really do need to open the map full-screen to appreciate his journey in full. Click here to see what he's done so far.