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This was a truck up for sale so it didn’t even have a snowbrush in it. I dug myself out (4 times) with a 2’ long chunk of 2x4. This above was what was left for me. It’s a 35’ trailer that needed to be tucked in a 40’ stall. …but the road is ice below the snow and the driver left it there last...

I had to dig out the 2500 this morning, as I needed the 4 x 4 feature to get a trailer parked that a driver couldn’t get parked in our yard…. And after getting stuck four freaking times where I had to unhitch the trailer to get the truck unstuck four times, I left the trailer right in the middle...

One of our drivers sent me the below pic today. He was in BC on his way to Edmonton. He took the pic while driving, but you get the gist of things…

I need a truck for work. I have parked the 2500, and have been using my 30 year old Dakota (pretty civil if driven civilly), well my girlfriend has been using our fuel sipping Suzuki. Even in this crazy shitty weather we’ve been dealing with for the last couple months, just commuting in the...

Our last trip, we really didn’t even look around our resort until the night before we were leaving because we were too busy elsewhere. We went everywhere up and down the #307 in Collectivo’s visiting friends & making new ones. The night before we would have a rough plan of two or three things...

So, most of us have to have one vehicle that’s fuel efficient for long trips, and a second vehicle that can haul cargo, etc…so the answer is at least a third vehicle or two per household that would also need to be registered, that we can maybe use five months of the year in our climate...

If you had a Treaty Status card in Canada, you’d be sadly disappointed. The whole system is quite corrupt with respect to educational funding (you’d best belong to the correct political family to get funding, and hope that relative stays in office until you’ve graduated) for example. At one...

I had no idea, I direct truck traffic all over Hells 1/2 acre, but I’ve only dipped my toe into the northern US, & my only real experience with the southern US was knowing it was somewhere below the aircraft I was in.

Potato Patato.

Anyway, back to the psychological damage…Two brief observations as the dust settles on our nine days under the Emergencies Act: The first is that, in opposing government overreach, the Conservatives, who spent much of the past two years adopting Liberal policies as their own, seem to have...

Sorry, The South to me bypasses the US entirely & starts again in Cancun.

It exists, but it was banned ‘cuz it only works when Merl Haggard is playing, & it had a Confederate Flag on the roof.

….& a Steam Powered Areoplane!

Several weeks ago actually.

Don’t you get tired of being proven wrong on this (?) or are you really a Conservative Shill trying to get people to post things to prove you wrong (?) to show how inept Trudeau & his ilk really are?

Luckily she didn’t say that, or pretty much anything else.

Freeland is sort of saying something…. without saying anything about anything at all. It’s a non-statement that’s more empty than anything else…& says nothing about holidays or the Bahamas or anything else.

http://apple.news/ANOEwEIOJSS-rbRjDEveujA “THEY USED A SLEDGE HAMMER TO KILL A FRUIT FLY”: WHY THE CCLA IS TAKING THE FEDS TO COURT OVER THE EMERGENCIES ACT Noa Mendelsohn Aviv says invoking the Emergencies Act was an example of massive government overreach BY COURTNEY SHEA | DATE FEB 28...

Ah….spoke too soon. Canada’s announcement on Monday of a ban on Russian crude oil imports was met with a shrug in energy-savvy quarters of the country familiar with the negligible volumes of Russian crude arriving on Canadian shores compared to the vast amounts originating from the U.S. and...

He said Canada would ban the import of “Crude Oil” but not refined products. So….beyond lip service & a photo op (?) what did he actually do?