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As we continue our coast-to-coast toast to Canada, we leave the great lakes of Ontario for the land of 10,000 lakes, Manitoba, the start of the prairie provinces. We roll on down the highway with a great Manitoba band, BTO.* When Fonger first heard that song he...
After sampling a biere from the land of Brador and 3am last calls, our coast to coast Canada toast now takes us to the province of Ontari-ari-ari-o. Home of the World Champion Raptors, the World Champion Blue Jays, and the Toronto Maple Leafs. When I was a kid those...
As we toast Canada from coast to coast we have made it inland to la belle province. Quebec is without a doubt beautiful, unique, and has some bon bieres aussi. This review was part of our ongoing partnership and videocast with Crownsmen Partners. Day deux from...
As we continue our cross Canada coast to coast toast to the country with the most, we are still East coasting and toasting with a tip of the hat and the glass to New Brunswick. This is a Boar of the Month Club selection from our friends at Four Rivers. The can shows a...
As we continue our cross Canada coast to coast toast to the country with the most, after some island hopping we continue West until we finally reach the mainland, Nova Scotia, the land of the Bluenose and Anne Murray. At the 2nd annual COM AGM (annual golf meeting)...
We all know the world could use a little more Canada, so we have deemed this week Canadian classics week, with a Coast to Coast toast to the country with the most, Eh. First the Rock, now we're heading West and in the sand with a short but sweet guest review from PEI...
We all know the world could use a little more Canada, so we have deemed this week Canadian classics week, with a Coast to Coast toast to the country with the most, Eh. Following the sun, and the best from East to West, you can't get more East than the Rock. It sure...
If you’ve got peaks, that means you’ve got valleys too, just the way the world works. Although a lot of people are wondering just how does the world work these days. The way things have been going lately it seems like the earth is bi-polar. About all I have figured...
In the Muskokas and I was feeling a tad thirsty, a bit peckish. I was looking for something tasty, so a home cooked meal by Chef Roy-Ar-Dee was not on the table, figuratively or literally. The choice was clear, as in Clear Lake Brewery. A regular COM Oktoberfest stop,...
It was 1977 and the only music you could buy back then was vinyl. I used to love “discovering’ a new artist and usually looked for a cool sounding name, hoping for some cool sounding tunes. I couldn’t resist a new album by a group called George Thorogood and the...