You are presumed to be honest and responsible without evidence to the contrary beyond a reasonable doubt… on the balance of probablilties you are justified by 51 % likelyhood.
The Merritt A&W is a place of pride the Canadian fast food outlet is one of a thousand and is proud of its grass fed Alberta Beef use. As well it encourages “beyond meat” a plant meat substitute that is on its menu. Buddy burgers come up with divergent cuisine from time to time and wether mushrooms or spice the entry of your palette is your buddies concern.
The Merritt A&W has its reno more or less completed a table for higher seating remains to be placed. However it has the sense of completion and permanence now. The brew bar offers many beverage choices with your meal addressed on a family structure theme.
Albert and Walter
Allen and Wright
The A&W franchise in Canada traces its roots back to the partnership of Roy Allen and Frank Wright, who joined forces in 1922 to create the A&W brand, with the initials standing for their last names. The first A&W root beer stand was opened that year in California, marking the beginning of the franchise’s journey. The Canadian expansion began in 1956, under the leadership of Canadian entrepreneur Jim Read, and the franchise has since grown to include numerous outlets across the country.
the trans mountain oil pipeline company is expected to start to move oil at three times the pre-expansion line allowed starting in the second quarter of 2024. Look forward to some increased prosperity and leverage to flight inflation for all Canadians.
Everybody can effect other people in a positive way, try it, need help with something, see if you can give the help you need there won’t be anybody more empathetic than you…
The year of the Dragon on now began on February 10th and will end on January 25th 2025. The Dragon is the fifth character of the twelve year lunar Chinese calendar.
Lantern Festival
The Lantern Festival, also known as Yuan Xiao Festival, is a traditional Chinese festival celebrated on the fifteenth day of the first month in the counselor Chinese calendar. In 2023, the Lantern Festival will fall on February 24th, marking the end of the Chinese New Year celebrations. During this festival, people celebrate by lighting and appreciating various types of lanterns, solving riddles on lanterns, and enjoying time with family and friends. It’s a beautiful and colorful event that signifies the coming of spring and the reunion of family.
Last year celebration ended on February 20th and started 4 days of preparation for the lantern festival.
We think very highly of the Chinese and British Columbia
The group provided the dangerous labor of using nitroglycerine in building the CPR and the CNR and that brought British Columbia into confederation. They adjusted well to the immigrant status and complied to some legislations that limited them to restaurants laundries and other service industries. However we cal the dry good store in Merritt that was constructed in the 1920s and run by local Chinese for many many decades. The building at the corner of Hope Street and canford avenue didn’t survive the aftermath of the November 14th 2021 flood in Merritt BC.
Thanks to Brenda Wong, for years of exemplary service has she managed the Canada Cafe in the downtown of Merritt and provided a richness to the culture and an inclusion to this little city.
Housing Minister to speak, the minister responsible for hosing in the BC Government will address the conference on housing hosted by the UBCM on Valentines weekend.
Ravi Kahlon
Ravi Kahlon BC Minister o Housing will address the conference on housing hosted by the union of british columbia municipalities on the weekend of the 13th and 14th of February.
Ravi was formerly the secretary for Parliament with respect to Sport and Multiculturalism.
Affordability
Weekend forum
The thought that access to housing is out of reach is a prime mover of talk in the market.
Editors note: If anyone looked,GIC renewals two year compound rates are dropping to 3 and a half percent
Every year, the vibrant town of Merritt in British Columbia, Canada, hosts an exciting Black Friday Parade that brings the community together and marks the beginning of the holiday season. This well-loved event showcases the town’s lively spirit and offers a delightful experience for both locals and visitors.
The Merritt BC Black Friday Parade is a spectacle of color, creativity, and cheer. It features beautifully decorated floats, marching bands, dance troupes, and various community groups proudly showcasing their unique contributions. Local businesses and organizations participate in the parade, adding to the festive atmosphere and offering special promotions and discounts for eager shoppers.
The parade route winds through the charming streets of Merritt, allowing spectators to find a cozy spot along the sidewalks to enjoy the procession. Families gather with their children, bundled up in warm winter clothes, eager to see the dazzling displays and catch a glimpse of Santa Claus himself.
As the parade makes its way through the town, festive music fills the air, and the joyful energy is contagious. Spectators are often treated to candy and small gifts tossed from the floats, creating a sense of excitement wherever the parade passes.
Beyond the joyful spectacle, the Merritt BC Black Friday Parade also serves as a reminder of the importance of supporting local businesses. It encourages residents to shop locally, highlighting the diverse range of products and services available within their own community.
Whether you are a nolocal or a visitor, the Merritt BC Black Friday Parade is a must-see event that captures the festive spirit and brings people together for a day of celebration. Mark your calendars and join in the excitement as Merritt kicks off the holiday season with this enchanting parade.
Seven PM Start
The City of Merritt British Columbia at its Black Friday parade last night, November 24th 2023.
The parade started from Voght Park at 7:00 p.m. in dark conditions headed towards the center of town looped around the radio station building and continued back towards the West on Quilchena avenue. Dispersing in the area of the United Church.
The floats included the iconic concrete and lights number 13 door guards ready mix cement truck. Numbers of groups, businesses, and organizations.
The Grinch was there and his little green car was being towed by another float.
Numbers of children,dancers, walking greeters made for a lively progression.
The MLA had a decorated pickup truck in tune with the ruralness of her constituency. Jackie Tegart has been MLA here since May 2013 she has stated that she intends to run in the 2024 election.
October 7th 9:30 AM to 1 PM 2100 Block Quilchena Ave, last market for 2023.
Don’t be Pumpkin shy
The environment gets some relief from trucking food after growing by those that care to do some local initiative. The Nicola Valley Farmers Market, had a very successful year last year as they moved to the Arena parking lot on Voght and Merritt avenue, the proximity of shade trees and a more welcoming presence from a treed backdrop of the Baillie House Downtown Info Center made a comfortable and relaxed venue to present produce and artisan products for sale. The market operates Saturdays to early afternoon.
The season is coming to and end, with Thanksgiving on the horizon and it will be a good thing to see the industry of this assocation at it again.
BC Hydro Quick Chargers…
Quick chargers,BC Hydro at this writing BC Hydro is having installed two new Quick Chargers in the Space generally occupied by the Farmers market on Saturdays. The curling rink parking lot shares this space and has recently had 100 thousand K + face lift. this looks good for next seasons farmers market and bears well for the curling club which will enjoy the winter season, with two operating quick chargers we Hope. A construction fence remains at this 4 October writing so get the BC Hydro app a check for availability in the coming ( we hope short time)
On decent an implosion crushed the deep sea sub “Titan” killing the five adventurers including the owner and falling to the ocean floor in five pieces, joining an international grave site 500 m away from the remains of the Titanic the mighty ship lost in the second decade of the 20th century approximately 500 km off the Newfoundland Coast.
Decent dangerous time.
The changing pressure of the decent gives stress in variation as the sub goes down. A catastrophic implosion resulted about an hour and a half into the dive. Giving certain death to all aboard on Sunday last.
Risk and safety awkward partners.
Those that can’t teach, or is that a legacy in waiting from failure?
Today June 13th 2023 is international community association managers day.
So, you’re most likely to be affected by a community association manager if you live in a gated community with strata title and you have an association that regulates and
arranges for the maintenance and acquisition of the property that is accessed by all its members.
When it comes, maintenance, it can be something to manage file photo KDG
Obviously the only way that Hunter gathering and local gardening would satisfy 8 billion stomachs is if they hunted each other. And I think it’s agreed we should quit doing that. However that leaves forestry and nature for no till growing, and the calmness and gentleness of your front garden for peace of mind and soul rest. We give that without reserve to all that attempt it.
June, July, August
have a great season.
Carbon farming
Methods of nature that preserve the under soil, also known as don’t till farming are being adapted now to go back to wild for climate and fauna sake. We hope all can work together.
Buy local Shop local still very relevant for choice and local environmental concerns.
A Hydrogen filling station no longer in Merritt BC
The Bus Depo and truck stop had working hydrogen fuel up untill the emergency situation riddled the province in recent years.
A filling station formerly in truck stop north end of Merritt.
File Photo KDG
Hydrogen worked with a lot of applications including, “Ballard fuel cells”
Ballard Fuel Cells paragraph AI-generated.
are an essential part of the technology that powers cleaner and more efficient vehicles. As a leader in fuel cell technology, Ballard has been at the forefront of the shift towards sustainable transportation.
The Trans Mountain Expansion project is a major step towards expanding Canada’s ability to transport oil to the rest of the world. While many have concerns about the environmental impact of such projects, it’s important to recognize the role that clean technologies like fuel cells can play in mitigating those impacts.
Hydrogen has worked with Ballard on a number of projects over the years, and we’re proud to continue that partnership as we support the development of cleaner, more sustainable transportation solutions.
Whether it’s through the use of fuel cell electric vehicles or other applications, we believe that hydrogen and fuel cells will continue to play a vital role in the transition towards a more sustainable energy future.
So as we look forward to the weekend and celebrate another successful week, let’s also take a moment to consider the important role that cleaner technologies like fuel cells can play in making our world a better and more sustainable place.
The promos around hydrogen replacement are often centered on the fact that burning the element mate of water makes only clean water. The facts are hydrogen is a very volatile flammable gas. Way up there from propane and courser gases.
New Buses File Photo KDG
BC Transit operates a seven day a week Transit service. These bus vehicles rum on gasoline and never took advantage of either the hydrogen station above nor electric opportunities in the past few years. Yes the city is small however opportunities for research and development are a parent in a controlled environment.
Synopsis
The adaptability of the city of Merritt is demonstrated by the relationship of the TMX project hydrogen, electric and it’s clean energy 44 mega watt plant in city limits. Although hydrogen filling is not available here now the people who were cooperative and enduring are. As demonstrated by the words of a patron in the link on the bus photo.