Bruce and Martin talk Flag of Humanity
Bedard's Unofficial PodcastBruce and Martin join Pierre to talk about an exciting project the two are working on, The Flag of Humanity. Bruce is on location in Guatemala.
Bruce and Martin join Pierre to talk about an exciting project the two are working on, The Flag of Humanity. Bruce is on location in Guatemala.
This is an AI Summary. I ran the Government’s Motion through the Acrobat AI engine to summarize the document.
All of us wondered. All of us wondered why he liked to hang with the junior grades. Maybe now we know why. Brian F’ing Powell.
Twitter coverage of the Sheppard debacle by Jonny Wakefield, my favo(u)rite Edmonton Journal reporter. Enjoy. Let me know if you can get to the articles in Canada.
The boys speak for themselves. Martin Denny shot this in Kananaskis, Alberta in Fall 2023. Each video is about five minutes long. Good stuff.
YouTube of Commissioner Julie Crane and me briefing the Los Altos City Council on three proposals to remodel the library.
And here we are, almost four years later. No victims. Just heroes.
Wishing #727 and #728 the best on the retirement of the Robertson Trading Post in Lac La Ronge.
This picture was taken in the Fall of 1973, probably in October before the first snow. Special thanks to the Thomsons, Bill and Richard!
A mes cousins et mes amis canadiens. Je m’exprime mieux en anglais. Aujourd’hui, on pleure. Today, we cry.
A terrorist, an old man, and a prince go for the same woman. One becomes Holy Roman Emperor. The French Romantic Theatre movement is born.
At the end of the day, you are just headcount. Stop thinking otherwise 🦖👶, and grab some pine. It’s over.
This is a story about Nicolas Leblanc, a transient who, on Christmas morning, 1953, decides to cross into Canada.
The Germans attacked four times the night of 15 September, by the next day the 22nd Battalion was down to 200 men of the original 900.
On 2 November 1914, my grandfather, nineteen-year-old Antonio Roy, signed up to serve in the Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force.
They cut our hair, issued us clothes, and canoe gear. We boarded an old yellow rented school bus. I learned how to sleep sitting up that day.
Some analysis on the Canada Supreme Court’s decision to hear the Sheppard case in 2025. Both the podcast and a youtube are provided.
Pierre posits an idea for resurrecting the school as a hockey hell school, on par with the Sutter Brothers farm. Where to place it remains to be seen, though James is more than willing to go along and put it up in High Prairie, Alberta, which is just fine by Pierre. Our first post-election podcast of no import. Enjoy.