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Thanks everyone, for your warm best wishes. This year will be a very different Canada Day celebration...very few live public celebrations or large gatherings. Nevertheless, still a good time to celebrate the many things for which we can be both proud and thankful. Happy Canada Day to all my compatriots on here! Enjoy and stay safe.
And P.S. to vacationtime1: The new North American free trade agreement comes into effect today. Your trade reps did not do a good job of reading the fine print. Buried in there is that we will now get to send 50% of our coldest winter days down to you and bring your winter weather on those days up here!!! It's all about sharing! LOL.
When I was a kid, the Canadian flag reminded me of maple syrup. I also thought that maple syrup was made in Canada and every one lived in a log cabin like in Log Cabin syrup.
...Buried in there is that we will now get to send 50% of our coldest winter days down to you and bring your winter weather on those days up here!!! It's all about sharing! LOL.
And P.S. to vacationtime1: The new North American free trade agreement comes into effect today. Your trade reps did not do a good job of reading the fine print. Buried in there is that we will now get to send 50% of our coldest winter days down to you and bring your winter weather on those days up here!!! It's all about sharing! LOL.
Unfortunately for you, the wording only deals with our COLDEST winter days, not our hottest summer days!! LOL!!
The forecast here in Toronto for the next week is for continuing high temperatures between 31C and 34C (88F and 93F). That always comes with humidity, so it will feel more like 35C to 41C (95F to 106F). That's plenty warm enough, thanks. So luckily no need for your sweltering heat, nor the Sahara dust!! We'll let you know in January. We have such good negotiators!
Well... as Alleyne FitzHerbert, the 1st Baron St Helens, once said.
"When dealing with Canadians, it is advantageous to seem to be negotiating from a position of weakness, for when faced with an abject opponent, they become concession-happy and will accede to almost anything."
Imagine how the voice of Roger Doucet would sound with more current recording equipment - nonetheless, simply outstanding here even given the recording quality of the day:
So it is looking fairly certain Toronto and Edmonton will be the bubble cities - one hates to think this way, but what happens if COVID-19 finds its way into one of the bubbles but not the other?
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