Working Through It
Whether it's shuttling a thankful American in the throes of a food near-coma to their next fete, or staring down a battalion of drink-like-there's-no-tomorrow revelers during a grueling seven-hour New
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Whether it's shuttling a thankful American in the throes of a food near-coma to their next fete, or staring down a battalion of drink-like-there's-no-tomorrow revelers during a grueling seven-hour New
Sharing — whether it's information, stories or flies — is all part of what it means to be an angler, writes columnist Gord Follett. While most people on the water follow the unwritten rules, some unfortunately do not.
Canadian law only requires people to have one personal flotation device on board for each passenger. As CBC contributor Gord Follett argues, the law needs to require people to wear life-jackets on the water.