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Mexican Mario Kart Madness DATE How about pairing it with cheap Tacos & Margaritas?!? No blue shells – the only cheap shots you’ll be scoring are Tequila + Verdita chasers (if you don’t know what that is yet… please let us show you!). That and discount Margaritas! Only $10 or 2 for $18! (Classic or Strawberry). Perfectly paired with a variety of our softshell tacos for only $5 each (min 2 per order) choose from:
William Neilson Edward Hall Photo Credit: Veterans Affairs Canada William Edward Hall was the first Nova Scotian, and the First Black person, to receive the Victoria Cross. The Victoria Cross is the highest honour for bravery and valour that can be awarded to members of the British Armed Forces. According to The London Gazette of Feb. 1, 1859, Hall was awarded the illustrious medal, along with Lieutenant James Young, “for their gallant conduct at a 24-Pounder Gun, brought up to the angle of the Shah Nujjiff, at Lucknow, on the 16th of November, 1857.” As “Captain of the Foretop” ...
Posted: Jan 23, 2021 7:00 AM AT | Last Updated: January 23 New Brunswick's Court of Appeal upheld the acquittal of a man charged with impaired driving based on violations of his Charter right to consult a lawyer after his arrest in 2017. (CBC) A New Brunswick RCMP officer committed serious, charter-infringing misconduct by denying a man arrested for impaired driving access to a lawyer, a court decision states. The case involved Pier-Paul Landry, who was convicted of impaired driving, but was initially denied access to a lawyer by the investigating officer on the 2017 case. Landry was acquit...
Published: January 14, 2021 at 3:54 pm Throughout the 19th century, the British Empire continued to grow, though at a cost – and there is not one decade of Victoria’s reign that did not see some form of conflict in the empire. During Queen Victoria‘s time on the throne, British and Imperial soldiers faced battle across India, Africa, South-East Asia and Eastern Europe. Here, we examine three of the most famous Anglo-conflicts of the era, which continue to resonate – whether for their privations or political implications – along with a brief timeline of the era’s other co...