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Alpinist Jim Elzinga joins Global News Calgary to discuss his epic ascent of Mount Alberta and the upcoming Guardians of the Ice speaker series which features five legendary alpinists and Banded Peak’s thirst quenching Mount Alberta New England Pale Ale. The event happens April 20.
Alpinist Jim Elzinga joins Global News Calgary to discuss his epic ascent of Mount Alberta and the upcoming Guardians of the Ice speaker series which features five legendary alpinists and Banded Peak’s thirst quenching Mount Alberta New England Pale Ale. The event happens April 20.
StarvingLion wrote:I predict Bitcoin will be replaced with other crypto digital currencies under central bank control. And you believe that 'central bank control' is NOT a CRIME organization now that the oil is gone? Thats already the BIGGEST ORGANIZED CRIME MAFIA on the planet. You mean legalizing even more theft is therefore legitimate? I'm getting a private pilot license and crash a plane into Mount Alberta. There's so saving you "progress" types. Where the fuck did you interpret my post as advocating central bank control of crypto currencies. I said that is where it is going. I dont lik...
iPolitics By Graham Thomson. Published on Feb 3, 2021 5:53pm 'Kenney’s vision for Alberta’s future is too often a glance in the rearview mirror.' Alberta Premier Jason Kenney in Edmonton in May 2019 (Codie McLachlan/Star Edmonton) Two years ago, Jason Kenney was the Sir Edmund Hillary of political climbers, leading his United Conservative Party to conquer Mount Alberta in the 2019 provincial election. Today, he is the Nancy Greene of political downhill racers, zipping his way to the foot of the public-approval mountain. A succession of public opinion polls in the past year have...
Author of the article: Brandon Pullan Publishing date: Jan 11, 2021 • January 11, 2021 • 2 minute read • Article content I don’t care that some politicians travelled over the holidays. Fretting over it is like wasting time stressing about what’s happening south of the border. I’ll continue to follow guidelines put in place to reduce the spread of covid. Let’s just chill out, read a book, play in the mountains, and help – not hurt – the fight against this deadly little virus. This past weekend was busy in the mountains. Shovelled rinks were full, ice climbs had...