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Company News: Blog
Governor General Designate with legal background
12 July 2010
It’s true, I am a bit disappointed I didn't get the call to be the new Governor General. It looks like a good gig: good salary, nice house, snappy uniform and access to an impressive wine cellar. It’s probably my own fault - I should have e-mailed the PM's office to let them know I was...
12 July 2010
It’s true, I am a bit disappointed I didn't get the call to be the new Governor General. It looks like a good gig: good salary, nice house, snappy uniform and access to an impressive wine cellar. It’s probably my own fault - I should have e-mailed the PM's office to let them know I was...
- 06 July 2010 No vuvuzela for mandatory electronic filing
- 05 May 2010 Cinco de Mayo
High-flying wine |
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| Written by Christopher Green |
| Sunday, 21 February 2010 08:31 |
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Did I ever mention this little known fact? In October 1954, the village of Châteauneuf-du-Pape (where the really good plonk comes from) enacted a municipal bylaw that states: "The flyover, or landing or take off on public property, of a flying saucer, of whatever nationality, is prohibited." (Did I mention their wine is also very strong?) If you sign up for our newsletters you never know what tidbit you might garner. |
