A quick update - couple of challenges overlooked - doing radiation in the next week - along with an appropriate hormone blocking drug - to deal with two prostate cancer tumours - my sixth round of this cancer in the last 25 years - a manageable process.
Still challenging - foot drop / nerve damage - working on pretty cool frequency / magnetic / energy based protocols to help with function and hopefully recovery.
Treatment? Am totally onside with plans. Walking with a cane? Am not enjoying - but certainly believing in the future. Am a very happy camper (ie grandpa for 9!)
My update - turning 70 in a year today - you can do the math - am rather looking forward to the decade ahead.
Health update - I wrapped recovery from a stroke 2 years ago this week - and then managed to join a very exclusive "double ostomy" club (less than ten thousand in Canada I am told) during 2025.
Bumping along well now - so let's roll!
Moving ceremony this morning in Wainwright, and always good to stop by the Legion after to chat with Canada's finest. Tonight we are headed to this amazing Brett Brett event to support our veterans, troops, and the community of Wainwright. If you are in the neighborhood? Stop by!
To the memory of my grandpa Les Knight: Army medic in WWII, fought in the brutal Burma campaign, and after the war ran a medical mission for the poor in Belize.
Part of a generation that put their lives on the line for freedom.
An update. Corrected donation emails. And know #BrettBrett have never been more enthused or committed to a gathering of folks like we know will be in Wainright tonight.
Donations have already hit more than $20k for the local causes listed here. Thank YOU.
We will top up. And look forward to a very emotional engaging evening.
@BrettKissel@PierrePoilievre@dckurek
Appreciate messages to be shared by a few Premiers.
Oops. Just discovered an error in the donation e-transfer for the local Canadian Legion.
Please consider using [email protected] knowing I hope to match a lot of donations.
Push me please!!
What an outrage:
The Carney Liberal government says it can’t afford to let all reservists attend Remembrance services.
Where are all the billions going? To defence lobbyists and corporate powerbrokers, not the troops.
All the brave men and women in uniform deserve to be front and centre at ceremonies that honour their courage and sacrifice.
Activist with medieval haircut takes break from selfies in Gaza to remind us the world is going to end. In 5 years.
Every 5 years.
If they believed it was this dire maybe they could spare us all the emissions and zoom-call into the climate doom meeting?
But even they don’t believe it’s real anymore.
Yup #BrettBrett head to Wainwright for a Nov 11th evening event. #RemembranceDay
We started with 400 seats. Just upped that to 600 plus standing room for a wonderful 90 minute gathering - featuring @BrettKissel and more.
Please donate if you can. Local and very relevant causes. B&B will kick off tomorrow.
Delighted our local MPs can join us - @PierrePoilievre@dckurek
I am a 23-year-old meteorologist.
Greta Thunberg and I are the same age.
Despite having solid credentials, climate alarmists routinely criticize me because I don’t subscribe to their religion of doom. They say, “Chris is a kid and therefore he isn’t qualified to discuss climate change or advise lawmakers and world leaders.”
Yet, climate panic merchants have no problem with Thunberg, a climate activist with zero college education or training in meteorology and climate dynamics, advising world leaders.
Climate alarmists only care about one’s credentials if you are against their creed.
Speaking the truth about biological differences should not be met with the draconian punishment of overzealous, ideologically captured regulators.
This case presents a serious opportunity for the BC Supreme Court to push back against the punitive excesses of an out of control activist tribunal.
We stand with Amy Hamm and her lawyer, Lisa Bildy.
#IStandWithAmyHamm @preta_6@LDBildy@JCCFCanada@cawsbar@TheRedTentCo
https://t.co/8631xvXEfO
Oops. Just discovered an error in the donation e-transfer for the local Canadian Legion.
Please consider using [email protected] knowing I hope to match a lot of donations.
Push me please!!
Yup #BrettBrett head to Wainwright for a Nov 11th evening event. #RemembranceDay
We started with 400 seats. Just upped that to 600 plus standing room for a wonderful 90 minute gathering - featuring @BrettKissel and more.
Please donate if you can. Local and very relevant causes. B&B will kick off tomorrow.
Delighted our local MPs can join us - @PierrePoilievre@dckurek
Yup #BrettBrett head to Wainwright for a Nov 11th evening event. #RemembranceDay
We started with 400 seats. Just upped that to 600 plus standing room for a wonderful 90 minute gathering - featuring @BrettKissel and more.
Please donate if you can. Local and very relevant causes. B&B will kick off tomorrow.
Delighted our local MPs can join us - @PierrePoilievre@dckurek
Today’s news that Millar Western is curtailing Quesnel River Pulp indefinitely is a hard blow for Quesnel and for the workers and families who depend on that mill. Many of them have been off the job since September, holding out hope that they would be called back and my thoughts are with them and with everyone in the community whose livelihood runs through that operation.
Our government was elected to reverse the trend of the last nine years. Getting more fibre on the trucks and getting permits approved in months rather than years is how the mills we still have keep running, and how a mill that has gone quiet gets a reason to start back up. Millar Western has left the door open to a restart and we will be working with the company and the City of Quesnel to understand what it would take to walk through it.
There’s no overnight fix. The people of Quesnel will soon have a government that understands what forestry means to this province, that will make sure the supports are there for the workers affected and that is going to get to work on building the sector back.
My Father was a Brantford Boy - born, raised and passed. Cpl Joe Bobrovitz grew up in extreme poverty on the “wrong side of the tracks”. Literally. Across the road from the Brantford train station just off West St.
A week after his 18th birthday he joined the Canadian Army and volunteered for combat.
He landed on Juno Beach and fought in the Scheldt Estuary.
Fortunately he returned home to his loving mother when WW2 ended. Tragically many of his comrades did not come back.
On Nov 11 please remember the women and men who served to secure peace and sustain democracy. They did their duty for this Country and for all Canadians. Some made the ultimate sacrifice. Everyone who went to War was changed by their experiences.
I want to thank the Expositor’s Vincent Ball for his wonderful profile of my Dad. Bless every veteran. Never Forget.
Lest We Forget: Son voices deep pride in father’s military service https://t.co/LkVEBNz5vP
“Senator” Wells.
Doesn’t speak for Alberta. No one elected him. Given the seat for this.
Memo to Kris:
Wrapping your race/gender/orientation bias in manicured self-righteousness in front of a flag doesn’t make it ‘social justice’.
It’s still just gross discrimination against others based on attributes they didn’t choose.
The elected adults will deal with this.
The wait is over, and Alberta's new licence plates are officially hitting the road on November 9th!
Albertans chose the iconic Moraine Lake to showcase our Strong and Free spirit. It's a plate Albertans can proudly show off, whether driving to work, the lake or across the country!
The planet is not in peril and neither are our lives.
Thanks to fossil fuels, we have warning coordination and numerical weather prediction models which have worked to save countless lives, turning what was a naturally dangerous climate into a safe one.
Weather-related deaths have fallen by >96% since the 1920s.