I served a total of 27 years in the Canadian Army Reserve (Militia), including the Royal Canadian Artillery, Military Intelligence (yes, I know…it’s an oxymoron), and the Royal Canadian Logistics Service. The latter also included nine years as an Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel (Lt.-Col.)/Honorary Colonel (Col.). I trained at several […]
John Bell’s celebration of life took place yesterday and there was quite a number of people there, including from RRC. I did say a few words, as John and I go far back, and I thought I would share them with you. We are here to celebrate the […]
Michael Joyal thought that some of our members would be interested in the following: Dear family and friends of the late Roland (“Rollie”) Engel: You are invited to watch via livestream video the Funeral Service, Burial and Reception of Roland Richard Engel on Monday, June 27th, 2022 at […]
“I like the mountains because they make me feel small. They help me sort out what’s important in life.” Mark Obmascik Yes, the Rockies can make a prairie boy feel very small. I have returned many times over the years, but more as admirer than adventurer. I am […]
In theatre, there’s an expression “chewing up the scenery” which basically refers to an actor’s propensity to act melodramatically, to ham it up so much you think s/he is going to take bites out of the scenery. In other words, to overact. At the Winnipeg Fringe Festival that […]
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