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The Fredericton chapter of the Council of Canadians meet on the first Wednesday of every month, at 7pm at the Conserver House on St. Johns Street in Fredericton, New Brunswick; they discuss issues that are occurring within Fredericton and the surrounding areas of New Brunswick. The Council of Canadians are a nationwide group, consisting of over 100,000 members, within 60 chapters all across Canada. They aided the shale gas protesters, and also sent 1,000 pairs of headphones down to the protesters

From now through Halloween, Costco members can enjoy another membership benefit through the Costco Auto Program. The Polaris Slingshot, a three-wheeled motorcycle with two front tires and one rear tire, is now included in the Polaris-Costco Auto Program partnership. Costco and Polaris have partnered since 2014 to bring members special deals, discounts and exclusive offers for a wide variety of Polaris products. The Slingshot is two person side-by-side vehicle. Because the seats are exposed, it

Godzilla versus Auroran Yellowknife Bay in December holds houseboats like fossils in rock encircled with Old Town’s candlelight my snowmobile chortles impatient beneath me, its grinding engine-heart immunizing it to the cold infiltrating my parka this is our fifth ride this winter, the fifth time we’ve fled basement Halo sessions excavating carts from Wal-Mart’s parking lot this cinder-block city sleeps no matter the toil in its frosted veins. Maybe one day the ice on the bay will part black blood

the world. His skin is white so he is not an eskimo but he lives like one. He is bullied because he is different from the people in the village. I have never been bullied for my race but I have been for my weight. I understand why Cutuk wants a snowmobile to try and be more like the people in the village, but he also wants to live off the land like his father taught him. Being bullied makes you want to change yourself to try and fit in. Being different is not a bad thing it makes people more interesting

The Iditarod is a race across Alaska, nicknamed “The last great race on earth” for its length and history. The best thing about this “Last great race” is it is only sleds, that means no cars, no trains, no snowmobiles, just dog sleds. “Why is this significant?” you may ask. Well the Iditarod is significant because it is a tribute to Alaskan history, it preserves the famous Iditarod trail, and it saves sled dog culture and Alaskan huskies along with it. First, the Iditarod is significant because

Border Control There are 3 main places where U.S. Border Patrol, patrols. The border of Mexico, Canada, and coastal waters surrounding the Florida peninsula. They are all aiming to stop the entering of terrorists, their weapons, and their weapons of mass destruction. The U.S. Border Patrol main goal is to detect and prevent the illegal entry of aliens into the United States. Agents work around the clock and in all types of weather conditions. There are currently around 21,000 agents working according

The Blizzard of 1978 was a disaster because it caused so many issues for more than 3 states. Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and Southwest Wisconsin were all affected by the high winds of 100 miles per hour and 40-60 inches of snow. Also, some homes’ roofs were torn apart and fell in the home. This killed more than 400 people, buried in 27 feet of snow or more. Weather stations had to readjust their weather chart due to pressures falling below the chart scale. This nearly caused a hurricane

My traits are I’m a little talkative and also kind of funny but not normally. Along with the fact that I have very bad anger issues. That’s normally when someone makes me mad. That’s when it mostly shows. Also I have a learning disability so it’s hard for me to learn and pay attention. myself thought my mom thought that I’m a hard worker because I have a job and get paid 10 dollars an hour. My mom wants me to have a great experience because she didn’t have one. My mom spoke of her dropping

Activities No family vacation would be complete without plenty of things to do. Whether you’re an outdoors-man or a history buff, Onalaska is filled with opportunities to ride on snowmobiles, play golf, ride bikes and visit museums. Plus, the city hosts a variety of seasonal festivals and events to keep the locals and visitors busy. 3. Food To get a taste of some down home cooking or experience foreign cuisine, Onalaska has plenty

The Chukchi are an indigenous people. They originated from people living by the Okhotsk Sea, and, as of the 2002 census, there is a little over 16,000 of them. There are two groups of Chukchi: the Maritime Chukchi, and the Reindeer Chukchi. The Maritime Chukchi feed on sea mammals to survive, whilst the Reindeer Chukchi migrate with herds of reindeer, meaning that they are semi-nomadic. The Chukchi reside on the Chukchi Peninsula, by the shores of the Chukchi Sea and the Bering Sea region of