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is thriving this April, and what better way to kick off the weekend than with some live theater? From April 13th to 29th, Western Canada Theater is presenting a new play that is sure to entertain audiences of all ages.
Titled “How’s Your Weekend?”, this play is a hilarious and heartwarming story that follows a group of friends as they journey through the ups and downs of life. From new love to broken hearts, this play captures the essence of what it means to be young and searching for meaning in a complicated world.
As one of Western Canada’s leading theater companies, Western Canada Theater is known for presenting thought-provoking and entertaining productions that leave audiences mesmerized. With a talented cast and crew, “How’s Your Weekend?” promises to be another hit in the company’s long history of successful productions.
So if you’re looking for a fun and exciting way to kick off your weekend, head to Western Canada Theater and catch “How’s Your Weekend?” before it’s too late. With limited shows, tickets are sure to sell out fast, so be sure to book yours today!
Editors Note:
How is your weekend can probably be replaced by “Grease” above in the AI generated paragraphs, that is unless you want to make it happen this weekend in a personal romance including theater. Add to the culture of the BC interior with your best effort anyway.! There is a link in the graphic above to the troops program.
Grease is at the Sagebrush venue, one of two the company has, we have not reviewed it and this not an add. WCT did not activate the AI paragraphs. No drama intended.
The original 1978 release of the film Grease became “the most popular musical comedy of all time,” however it’s ending in a car accident has a subjectivity to it.
From the Olympic expectation of 2010, and this year’s cruise season “1,000,000” to be served, is a normalcy after Covid and fire emergencies…
Expectations mount.
As Vancouver prepares to welcome back more and more visitors to its downtown core, the city is gearing up for a potential influx of a million people over the coming months. With the CBC building set to serve as the official broadcasting center for the upcoming Olympics, it’s clear that the city is expecting a major surge in tourism as well as international attention. Despite the challenges of the past year and a half, Vancouver has remained a vibrant and exciting destination for travelers, and with the return of the cruise industry, there’s every reason to believe that the city is poised for a successful rebound. Indeed, as we look forward to the months ahead, it’s clear that Vancouver’s core is set to be a hub of activity and excitement, offering visitors from around the world the opportunity to experience everything that this beautiful city has to offer. So why not start planning your visit today and join us on the streets of downtown Vancouver as we welcome the world back to our shores!
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Millions for the environment…
The British Columbia government is expected to provide upwards of 10 million dollars for electric charging stations for what is expected to be a larger cruise ship.
World wide ships.
Estimates of the number of cruise ships in world go from 270 to “332” Cruise Mummy 2023. The CBC is saying 331 that maybe the number of dockings booked.
The number visitors for Vancouver rivels the visitors for the 2020 Olympic games were the province renovated old hotels to deal with homeless people for those weeks. The million for the cruise season this summer covers April to September. A further estimate for Victoria of 800,000 Plus is for months as well.
We hope that all go s well and some BC. Health care workers get some of the benefit and emotional relief of being on the other side of recent years.
Beware of “Open Registries”
Flags of convince…
A ship flying the flag of an open registry country my not have the best quality of mariners. We think of Panama, Liberia… The ships name and County should be painted on its hull, if it doesn’t match it’s flag it will be an open registry ship.
We are nautical experts and hope that our inputs go to enabling a diligence to your research as a resident of BC or particular receiver of visitors to your community. Good Luck.
Island news published a similar story in April 2022. PP
2024 Summer Olympics Paris France Winter 2030 bid.
The 2024 Summer Olympics is next year in Paris France. The notation of the AI above makes reference to the Olympics perhaps the CBC is up to something but it would make more sense if they were doing something in Paris…
We are leaving that reference in the AI article because of the 2010 Olympics and the similarity of expectations even though one was weeks and the other is months people had to prepare. So do your phone research on the CBC and the Olympics and AI as we are doing.
The 2030 winter Olympics bid, (Indigenous reconciliation driven) was said to be dead after the BC Government said it would not support it maybe what the CBC is talking about currently. The Bid got support from the 2020 Vancouver city council. It is said be still alive until fall 2023, there is a 7 year rule on bids involved and a failure of another bidder is in play now. Lets see what my AI has to say about this issue…
2030 Vancouver Olympic bid.
The potential for a 2030 Vancouver Olympic bid has been gaining traction in recent years. Despite setbacks and opposition, supporters of the bid believe that it could be an opportunity for Indigenous reconciliation and for the city to showcase its beauty and hospitality on a global stage once again. The bid has faced criticism over concerns about the environmental impact, cost, and displacement of communities. However, proponents of the bid argue that it could bring economic benefits, infrastructure improvements, and a sense of pride and community spirit to Vancouver. The fate of the bid remains uncertain, but the possibility of hosting another Olympics has sparked excitement and debate among Vancouverites and the global sports community alike. Stay tuned for updates on this evolving story, and let us know your thoughts on a potential 2030 Vancouver Olympic bid in the comments below.
camp on a traffic island on a freeway… File Photo KDG
Spring sprung
👀Vancouver Sun Article click on image.
Fifteen dollars worth of bottles File Photo KDG
Editors note: This is not what we had in mind when we recommend getting close to nature. However the sense of freedom is a motivation to many we have talked to in this lifestyle.
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April 10, 2023
1 live birth + 2 nurture and nature, at 1000 to the 10th power thoughts,decisions, and stored Hope.
Minus outcomes and inputs divided by failure times success to the square route of 2 times acceptance.
Equals the irrational integer of who you say you are when you're not intimidated.
Minus delusion not considered with conclusion.
So who are you, a happy wandering scribe writing to yourself, a serious driver of commerce or maybe a perfect fool? Drive on the right side of the road of life and say your go and do your say and keep your joy to your house and that is who you is. KDG
Love you all, seekers of truth and provokers of logic!
WHO, WHO, WHO am I? said the owl from the branch…
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The efforts being put into the discovery of our “WHO AM I” paradox question may seem severe right now but ever since we as a species have gained consciousness(torment?) we have watched the skies and wondered. So this weekend we wish you Peace and will see you again on Tuesday.
Good tonight; good in the morning before sunrise, weather permitting for viewing.
The moon will be full just after Midnight Eastern time,
The Moon is Full in Libra on April 6, 2023, at 12:34 AM EDT. The Full Moon occurs on Thursday, April 6th, when the Sun in Aries forms an opposition to the Libra Moon. It’s a time of culmination and the promise of fulfillment of something begun at the New Moon.
Bing
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The Pink Moon is also known as, Grass Moon, Egg Moon, and Fish Moon by costal indigenous people.
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