Archive for June, 2008

Langkow, Conroy among Flames re-signed


The Calgary Flames announced on Friday that four players have been re-signed for 2008-09, including veteran centres Daymond Langkow and Craig Conroy.

The Government of Canada and the City of Calgary invest in infrastructure
CALGARY The Government of Canada and the City of Calgary today announced that, as part of the Asia-Pacific Gateway and Corridor Initiative (APGCI), the federal government will provide up to $34.5 million to widen 52nd Street SE in Calgary from 114th Avenue to 130th Avenue SE from two to four lanes, and from 90th Avenue to 106th Avenue SE, from two to six lanes. The work also includes the construction of a grade separation at the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) rail line and the Western Headwaters Canal; intersection improvements; and storm water upgrades.

Patron dies, N.S. legion ordered closed
A Nova Scotia legion is hoping to challenge a rare 30-day shutdown imposed for serving a patron who appeared drunk but was actually suffering a stroke.

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Alberta Liberal leader calls it quits


Alberta Liberal Leader Kevin Taft is stepping down, three months after the party suffered a major defeat in the provincial election.

Canadian scientists unveil plans for asteroid-hunting satellite
Canada’s space industry is out to prove again that good science can come in a small package.

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Hood River Smith Limo Slider Session 6.15.08


This weekend, we made our first trek of the season down to Hood River to kick off summer. They’ve been having as bad of weather as we have up in Seattle and so the locals were just as excited about the sunshine as we were! After a record-breaking 7 hour drive to the [...]

Why you should join the American Kite Fliers Association
Need a reason, how about several. Your membership includes the following benefits: IMPORTANCE OF kite FLYING kite flying is an old and regular tradition in almost all developed as well as in developing countries. Countries like USA, UK, France, Germany, Japan etc., are regularly conducting International kite [...]

Cancer treatment centre to aid southern Alberta patients
A new radiation therapy centre in Lethbridge will mean cancer patients in southern Alberta will no longer have to travel to Calgary or Edmonton for treatment.

Stopped Before The Border
Today’s news that George O’Dowd (a.k.a. Boy George) has been refused entry into the U.S. is presented in some quarters as somehow humorous (lots of “karma” jokes). But the reality for many musicians trying to tour the U.S. is anything but a joke — and the reasons for their VISA denials seem frequently to be no fault of their own. Boy George, on the other hand, has apparently been denied entry (causing the cancellation of thirty some tour dates, including a few in Canada) because he is awaiting trial in the U.K. But it still points to an ongoing and tenacious post 9-11 reality. Visa problems have been encountered to an extreme degree by world music artists. And it seems also to be happening with musicians you might think would not be causing immigration authorities to blink — but are, for a myriad of reasons. It’s had an impact on some Canadian bands too, as a feature in the Boston Phoenix points out, citing internet reaction to the news that Handsome Furs were denied U.S. entry: “Pitchfork Media responded to the visa denial of Canadian duo Handsome Furs, facetiously proclaiming, ‘Three cheers for the United States, keeping freedom-hating, free-health-care-receiving heathens like Handsome Furs out of our beautiful land.’” Ah yes, those health-care receiving Handsome Furs. It’s an extremely complex issue, of course. But it’s interesting that one conclusion drawn by the Phoenix article’s author is this: “The endgame is that, in the name of making ourselves safer, we may only be further isolating ourselves from a world that already views us with suspicion.” For the full story: Immigrant Song: How U.S. Terror Policy Is Ruining Your Summer Concert Season. For more about Boy George’s situation: Boy George Refused U.S. Work Visa. And for more info. on the issues involved for musicians who would like to get into the U.S, go to Artists From Abroad.

Slingshot Turbo Diesel 3 Demo!
Good news everyone! We snagged a rare demo for a 9m Slingshot Turbo Diesel 3, aka the Slingshot T3. Only a few sizes were released initially and we were able to score one thanks to our proximity to the Slingshot headquarters in Stevenson. We’ll be adding more info about [...]

Cabarete, Dominican Republic CANCELLED
Federer cruises in first round of Wimbledon Roger Federer opened his bid for a sixth consecutive Wimbledon title with a 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 win over Slovakia’s Dominik Hrbaty. ESPN.com has launched many new widgets that offer scores, stats, and news Visit the ESPN Widget Center. Discover [...]

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Nova Scotia premier wants money back for kid-size ATVs


Premier Rodney MacDonald is demanding the return of $230,000 his government spent on 66 ATVs for children as young as six.

Key Gomery finding involving Chr tien, Pelletier struck down
Justice John Gomery’s finding three years ago that former prime minister Jean Chr tien and his chief of staff shared some responsibility for the sponsorship scandal was struck down Thursday by the Federal Court.

PM’s communications director steps down
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s head of communications announced Thursday she is leaving her post after more than two years on the job.

Vote, For Folk’s Sake
A cheap joke, and yet so irresistible. The Canadian Folk Music Awards have announced the finalists for the first annual CFMA Classic Canadian Album Award. It’s like a Hall of Fame for major folk recordings — and your vote will decide which seminal album gets in. Here is the shortlist: Stan Rogers Fogarty’s Cove Gordon Lightfoot Lightfoot Leonard Cohen The Songs of Leonard Cohen ritage La Ronde des Voyageurs Kate and Anna McGarrigle Kate And Anna McGarrigle Tough choice. I know it’s Leonard’s year so I might lean in his direction (he’s used to that). Or maybe not, all five are fine recordings. The concept behind the award is that the test of a recording’s greatness is not so much how it stacks up when it is brand new — but how well it fares over time. Or, as the CFMA puts it: “Whether it comes to be embraced as a definitive statement of a people, culture or period.” Starting this weekend you can cast your vote at: Canadian Folk Music Awards. And of course you can also make a case for who you think should get the honour, should you wish to comment right here on the R2 blog.

One More Time, With A Bang (Or A Whimper) — Cage Match!
This week marks the final Music & Company (6 a.m.) Cage Match. And today you get another chance to weigh in when Tom poses the question: Is it better to go out with a bang or a whimper? It’s Haydn’s Farewell Symphony (the whimper) vs. the “Ah Hurrah!” chorus from Chabrier’s Le Roi Malgre Lui (the bang). So what’s it to be, a whimper or bang? Tom will put the two musically head to head today at 6:40, all you early risers, with results Friday at 7:30. Once again The Unbiased Blogger refuses to try and influence the reader in any way whatsoever. (BANG!!!)

300 kg of ecstasy found at Richmond ‘super lab,’ allege RCMP
An illegal “super lab” discovered by police last Friday was one of the largest clandestine drug labs ever found in Canada, and possibly the world, RCMP say.

Inspired By Gould
Last autumn ten Canadian composers wrote preludes and fugues inspired by Glenn Gould — and ten pianists performed them. Appropriately enough, it was called So You Want To Write A Fugue. Tonight on The Signal (10 p.m.) you can hear some of that music, featuring Stewart Goodyear’s effervescent Prelude And Fugue and pianist Gregory Oh’s dramatic performance of Andre Ristic’s Prelude et Fugue. And here’s your Fugue (sans prelude) Fact Of The Day: Gould, famously speaking about Bach’s Art Of Fugue, once said it was “the most extraordinary piece that a human mind ever conceived.”

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Crossing Jordan.

UBC researchers believe new helmet could prevent spine injuries
Helmets are supposed to protect the head, but researchers at the University of British Columbia say their Pro-Neck-Tor helmet can also protect the spine.

B.C. NDP wants rebate cash from carbon tax it opposes
As $100 carbon-tax rebate cheques arrive in mailboxes across British Columbia, the provincial opposition is asking taxpayers to send the money to its party.

Chemical spill closes Sunshine Coast beaches
Beaches are closed and drinking water off limits for residents, as the Sunshine Coast community around Ruby and Sakinaw lakes waits for results on water tests.

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Tigers put Brandon Inge on disabled list


Detroit Tigers catcher Brandon Inge was placed on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday because of a pulled oblique muscle.

Battery Recycling
The city of toronto is considering a proposal that will provide an incentive to recycle batteries, light bulbs and paint cans. Right now, the city says, only nine percent of batteries are ever recycled. Most end up in the garbage. The plan calls for a deposit fee on batteries, compact fluorescent bulbs and paint cans. Consumers would be able to take the old items to recycling depots and get their deposit back. Environmental groups like the idea, hoping the new deposit-fee program could have an impact on reducing the number of toxic materials in landfills. How do you feel about the plan? Do you want to pay another deposit? Will you take the time and trouble to recover the deposit? What’s your view?

Whitecaps out for revenge in Champions League
The inaugural Canadian Champions League resumes Wednesday night when the Vancouver Whitecaps host the Montreal Impact (CBC, CBC Bold, CBCSports.ca, 8 p.m. PT).

Massive impact explains lopsided Mars, scientists say
A massive collision with an object from space early in the history of Mars helped create what could be the largest impact structure in the solar system.

Barry Melrose saved my NHL career: Hrudey
Barry Melrose is best remembered by many hockey fans as the NHL coach with the mullet and good looks who took the Los Angeles Kings to the 1993 Stanley Cup final. But to former goalie Kelly Hrudey, he’s much more.

Khawaja couriered cash to Pakistani militants in 2003: witness
The first person charged under Canada’s Anti-terrorism Act took money and equipment from Britain to Islamic extremists in Pakistan, the prosecution’s star witness testified Wednesday.

Sharks re-sign Roenick, Boucher and Pavelski
With the NHL’s free-agency period on the horizon, the San Jose Sharks were busy Wednesday locking up centres Joe Pavelski, Jeremy Roenick and backup goaltender Brian Boucher.

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