Tag Archives: Canada
To Be or Not to Be
Written by Neil Kurtzman | 3rd April 2011To those looking to the federal government for the solutions to life’s problems, reality is is a constant lance in the side. Retirees have been told that there was no inflation in 2010 which is why there was no cost of living increase in Social Security benefits for 2011. Yet seniors have been hit with…
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Greenland to Toronto – Part 3
Written by Neil Kurtzman | 7th September 2010On Friday August 20 the Clelia II anchored at Hebron, Labrador. It is the site of an abandoned Moravian mission. The history of the settlement is not a happy one. Founded in 1831 the mission disbanded in 1959. The health and living conditions of the native occupants were not good. In a lose lose situation…
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Greenland to Toronto – Part 2
Written by Neil Kurtzman | 4th September 2010On Monday, August 16, the Clelia II was in the ice fjord near Ilulissat – aka Disko Bay. Fog is very common here at this time of year; but we were lucky. The sky was clear, the wind calm, and the temperature around 50. In other words, the weather was as good as it ever…
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Greenland to Toronto Aboard the Clelia II
Written by Neil Kurtzman | 31st August 2010[All photos in this and subsequent posts about this trip were taken by me unless otherwise indicated.] For some reason that has fled like vigor I decided to go to Greenland. I stumbled across a listing for the small ship, the Clelia II, that offered at trip from Toronto to Greenland and one in the…
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Healthcare Cuts in British Columbia
Written by Neil Kurtzman | 18th August 2009Read this article to see what happens to government health insurance. It’s another example of less healthcare costing more resulting in even less medical care. Drastic health cuts coming in Vancouver: B.C.
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