Celebrating Cycling

CYCLE ON! Pedal your way through this menu of cycling posts! I will be adding to the menu so circle back on a weekly basis. View cycling photos on Bike Almonte on Instagram! 6 Remarkable Desktop Wallpapers Bike Art Of Shadows and Spokes (12 photos) Go-To Websites for Cycling in Ontario Cycling the Cabot Trail…

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Sir John A. Macdonald

  John Alexander Macdonald was Canada’s first Prime Minister, a Father of Confederation, and the greatest visionary leader of our fledgling nation state in the mid- to later-1800’s. Canada grew under PM Macdonald’s political acumen, stewardship and unwavering national vision to establish for its people a promising country with unlimited potential. In tribute to Sir…

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10 facts about ‘Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer’

Did you know that 2014 marked the 50th anniversary of the beloved Christmas show “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer?” To celebrate the longevity of this wonderful story, the By George Journal presents ten facts you should know about the timeless classic favourite. On Dec. 6, 1964, television audiences across North America watched ‘Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer’…

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Deconstructing Canada (6-part series)

Deconstructing Canada Justin Trudeau’s eight-year record Robbing From Future Canadians Trudeau’s perversion of justice Trudeau’s degradation of Parliament Sabotaging natural resources development This nation is now “irrelevant” in world affairs   This six-part series originally ran in The Niagara Independent, November – December 2023. Chris George is an advocate, government relations advisor, and writer/copy editor….

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On passing the 30 year milestone

Our government affairs and public relations firm, CG&A Communications, is passing its 30-year milestone on January 4, 2024. Here are some reflections on this accomplishment. Media Release: CG&A Communications Passes 30 Year Milestone 30 Facts You May Not Know About CG&A Communications 30 Significant Events of 1994 The Flashback Photo Gallery CG&A COMM 1994-1998 (the…

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