Monday, January 22, 2018. This post offers supplementary material for an article I recently wrote for TVO. Which you should read before diving into this post. Click on images for larger versions. The ads produced by the province to explain the implementation of minimum wages in the Golden Horseshoe. These versions originally appeared in the June 11, 1963 edition of the Globe and Mail. Toronto Star, September 6, 1963. Globe and Mail, May 5, 1964.

The turn off to Side Road 15 by Terra Cotta. Blink and you will miss it. This Sunday myself and a few other riders hit some gravel and no Winter maintenance roads up around the Creemore and Terra Cotta area. It turned out to be a fun and also humbling day. The other riders were Randy on his newer model DL-650, Connie on a very nice Husqvarna, Derek on his 250 Yamaha and Mark on the blue version of my 04 DL-650. I was a bit concern.

A flock of geese leave their lake and take wing, turning to poems in the sky. August always seems to come suddenly! There you are, enjoying the summer when suddenly you notice that the days are getting a little shorter and birds are on the move again. Returning to Wildwood we are still seeing Herons and Kingbirds, Swallows and Kingfishers. But nearby at Harrington, the shorebirds have been arriving along with Great Egrets.