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The Trans Mountain Expansion put its first pipe in the ground in Alberta this week.
On this Day: December 19th 1924
Last Rolls Silver Ghost is sold in London.
How about all those orphaned wells NOW!
Drilling equipment for dewatering File Photo KDG
We at PI think that the recent flooding demonstrates a need for collaboration on all kinds of weather related events, including the use of the resources of an experienced pipeline company ,with people that live in the area, and in emergency situations.
The Alberta premier says it must be built, nothing is must except the death and tax’s we all face. However here is her view: She believes that Alberta has capped CO 2 and there will be no net increase over the pipeline. She thinks that Alberta’s oil needs other markets then the US. She also thinks that her provinces impact on the Canadian economy is being dismissed by many.
Most importantly the division amongst people in other provinces is not good for Canada.
Premier Notleys May 22 call for action
What positive thing can you contribute to a better community over this impasse today…?
Remember this enterprise was begun in good faith with permits and regulations followed.
On this Day: May 24th 1956
The first Eurovision song contest is held.
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Condolences and support to her family and especially to Moses Edwards her beloved son and toastmaster.
To see a world in a grain of sand
and a heaven in a wildflower,
hold infinity in the palm of your hand
and eternity in an hour.”
-William Blake
On this Day: September 8th 2012
Death of Ronald Hamowy Professor emeritus Intellectual history University of Alberta Canada:
Its good that it is friday….
Out of province, country, medical ; we have a reminder from a source that ambulance is not covered in other provinces by the medical services plan. When traveling always be sure of coverage as treatment may not be forth coming without payment arrangements.
Plans like Blue Cross in Alberta can give you security from ambulance bills of thousands of dollars. You may have something from your employer in the form of extended health.
This is not a solicitation ,it is a newsworthy item.
Today in History: November 9, 1872
A couple of representatives of a heavy equipment operation training business are about the local Community College NVIT. Shawn Bonnough an instructor with Velocity Training http://www.YourInspirationalTraining.com . is here.
Shawn says that he can make a client able to run a heavy dozer in 4 weeks. He adds that the finished student has no experience in operation only competency in knowledge of its operation and safety. They say they have their school in Alberta and list on their website an Osoyoos, British Columbia address.
In a short interview he expressed confidence in a train the trainer program for baby boomers, as being a proper choice for older experienced clients.
NVIT is a local First Nations run school who have hosted recruiters like Flatrion Graham, the partnership that has a share of the 3rd ,500 KV line now under construction to the Lower Mainland from the Revelstoke Dam.
The hosting is limited to supplying a room and advertising the activity at the front entrance.For recruiters like Flatrion Graham ,according to a source,the Velocity people had an appointment with a the dean.
The interview we had was in the waiting area of the foyer at NVIT and was ended when the gentlemen were called to a meeting.
A search of the Better Business Bureau in Osoyoos came up as:
Your search for – “Velocity Training” in “VOH1V5” – did not match a known location.
A search without location gets us a High Velocity Training ,201-5061 50 St, Camrose, AB T4V 1R3 showing a no rating status which means that the BBB has no information, that includes no significant government actions involving them. No advertising complaints. The BBB have a file on the company for 3 years with no complaints in the 3 years or last 12 months that are open.
Velocity Training may be to new to have any BBB activity.
The HighVelocity Training website talks about the Enbridge project. The project is yet not approved. It is suggested as being a catalyst for need of equipment operators.
The June 2012 publication of Aboriginal Market Places reports a contracting of Velocity inc in Osoyoos with High Velocity Training in Camrose Alberta.
It appears that they are trying to accommodate aboriginal aspiration to manage their own people by supplying training leading them to be trainers.
Today in history: November 1 1941
An American photographer takes a picture of a rising moon and it becomes the most famous photo ever taken.
There are number of tandem dump trucks here, with drivers staying at the local Econo Lodge. One of the drivers says they are hauling asphalt to Savona from a plant to the west of Merritt.
The motel is has rooms booked for them through thursday. So visitors may be under pressure for the higher rate motels to the north end of town.
Savona is on the West end of Kamloops lake a small town of less than a thousand people.
Savona Italy was the home of Christopher Columbus according to a driver who grew up in Venice Alberta.
Today in history, August 28,1913
Queen Wilhelmina opens the peace palace in the Haque.
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