I’ve had my share of many rums over the years but I have to say I like my Cognac & Armagnac nowadays.
Maybe a little sip of B & B as well.
Maybe a little sip of B & B as well.
I went through some Cognac stages as well. haven't indulged in awhile. I think the most impressive thing is just how good they were. The distilling standards impeccable, and it shows in finished product.I’ve had my share of many rums over the years but I have to say I like my Cognac & Armagnac nowadays.
Maybe a little sip of B & B as well.
Guy is good, pouring the paint while moving and painting the lines at the same time, I would make a total mess.
Just arrived in Edmonton yesterday. You guys were not lying. The mosquitos are insane!!
Pretty much been a summer where you can't even go hiking in ravines or river valley. One of the weird things too is that some of these buggers still bite in the heat and direct sun. Usually they like the shadier and cooler spots.Just arrived in Edmonton yesterday. You guys were not lying. The mosquitos are insane!!
Just arrived in Edmonton yesterday. You guys were not lying. The mosquitos are insane!!
I'm going to go out on a limb and say that the victims are not cooperating with police.So just a little over 3 days and not a whole lot of information about the WEM shooting.
Went from being an active shooter with people scared shitless to "there was a shooting the other day?"
I mean there are probably 30000 cameras in the mall shouldn't be hard to give the info to the public to see what they know.I'm going to go out on a limb and say that the victims are not cooperating with police.
Agreed though, just business as usual ramping up into one of the busier times in the year at the mall.
They even recovered the SUV. I do get they shouldn't give out info that could risk compromising the case. But at the same time there should be further statements by EPS to the public.I mean there are probably 30000 cameras in the mall shouldn't be hard to give the info to the public to see what they know.
But let me guess they will wait a month because they are close to breaking the case right now. Only to find out that the people involved are long gone. Just like every other dangerous crime that happens in the City.
What is it going to compromise by releasing their photos?They even recovered the SUV. I do get they shouldn't give out info that could risk compromising the case. But at the same time there should be further statements by EPS to the public.
Criminal justice system in Canada is cooked. Wont release victim or arrested names or photos because it might hurt someone’s feelings. Transparency isn’t an objective in our judicial system unfortunately.What is it going to compromise by releasing their photos?
I know they are criminals and all, but are they really that stupid that they wouldn't be trying to go into hiding already? I can't see how releasing their photos forces these guys further underground than they already are.
Our illustrious Mayors little speech on the affair stating "we can't have this interfere with shopping emphasized more importance being put on the market effect than on any personal injuries and/or risk to the public.I'm going to go out on a limb and say that the victims are not cooperating with police.
Agreed though, just business as usual ramping up into one of the busier times in the year at the mall.
I hear more bitching about paper than I ever did plastic lol. Now we are killing too many trees by going to paper. The bags and straws are so flipping useless too. I rarely get iced coffee, but I did a few weeks ago on a hot day. I felt sick after from the taste of cardboard. Plastic bags use to be reused for lunches and my garbage cans. Nope now I have to buy plastic bags for the garbages and the paper bags are literally single use.I’m glad we’re saving the world one paper straw at a time in here in Canada
Paper straws contain toxic ‘forever chemicals’ — could be worse than plastic: study
Is it a strawman argument? A new study found that the so-called “green” utensils are toxic and therefore potentially worse for the environment than their much-vilified plastic counterpa…nypost.com
Criminal justice system in Canada is cooked. Wont release victim or arrested names or photos because it might hurt someone’s feelings. Transparency isn’t an objective in our judicial system unfortunately.
My first thoughts, and anybody that has any familiarity with the gangbanger crime here is that there will be a response within the week. Not ever a response that mitigates or ends the violence but the "victims" in this assault being connected with, or the perps in another.I’m glad we’re saving the world one paper straw at a time in here in Canada
Paper straws contain toxic ‘forever chemicals’ — could be worse than plastic: study
Is it a strawman argument? A new study found that the so-called “green” utensils are toxic and therefore potentially worse for the environment than their much-vilified plastic counterpa…nypost.com
Criminal justice system in Canada is cooked. Wont release victim or arrested names or photos because it might hurt someone’s feelings. Transparency isn’t an objective in our judicial system unfortunately.
Criminal justice system in Canada is cooked. Wont release victim or arrested names or photos because it might hurt someone’s feelings. Transparency isn’t an objective in our judicial system unfortunately.
I don’t disagree about the many glaring flaws in our justice system however making details in cases, especially when they are investigations and not brought to formal criminal charges, is not about feelings.
The media and the public, in particular the completely out of control, perpetually and professionally offended Twitter X Threads pitchfork mobs who believe you’re guilty even without charges and at merely a suggestion of wrongdoing.
Most of the public also believes that with charges laid you must be guilty, why else would the police charge you? The police now just charge everyone remotely involved - around and let the courts figure it out. People are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
As for victims identities being made public, people have a strong right to privacy. The public has zero right to know who the victim of a crime is much less published details and photos of the victim.
The public’s curiosity in such matters doesn’t overwrite people’s rights. Especially when most people merely read / skim sensationalist headlines/clickbait on Twitter or CNN or Fox ( “shocking” is the most overused word in headlines today ) and don’t actually take the time to read a properly written news article or watch local news reporting anymore or make any effort to contextualize / understand the news.
Like the great Indian philosopher once said “the people are re-tarded”.
I don’t disagree about the many glaring flaws in our justice system however making details in cases, especially when they are investigations and not brought to formal criminal charges, is not about feelings.
The media and the public, in particular the completely out of control, perpetually and professionally offended Twitter X Threads pitchfork mobs who believe you’re guilty even without charges and at merely a suggestion of wrongdoing.
Most of the public also believes that with charges laid you must be guilty, why else would the police charge you? The police now just charge everyone remotely involved - around and let the courts figure it out. People are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
As for victims identities being made public, people have a strong right to privacy. The public has zero right to know who the victim of a crime is much less published details and photos of the victim.
The public’s curiosity in such matters doesn’t overwrite people’s rights. Especially when most people merely read / skim sensationalist headlines/clickbait on Twitter or CNN or Fox ( “shocking” is the most overused word in headlines today ) and don’t actually take the time to read a properly written news article or watch local news reporting anymore or make any effort to contextualize / understand the news.
Like the great Indian philosopher once said “the people are re-tarded”.
I never said anywhere that details of investigations should be released, I only spoke to photos of arrested and or victims of crime.
But on that point, when a public matter such as the WEM shootings occurs I would argue that periodic updates to the community affected isn’t out of line so that they can learn that progress is being made and their own public safety is safeguarded. I’m a strong supporter of the the blue line but I can’t blindly just accept things because “they say so”. This sorely lacks in most Canadian enforcement efforts - think Nova Scotia shootings, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan James Gordon Band shootings, it’s a pattern of cloaking and non information dissemination that the RCMP typically use (although it isnt unique to that policing organization, Toronto’s police is the same. Bill Blair has continued that approach in his various federal ministerial roles as well). Canadian police and jurisprudence would stand to improve if it increased its communication and thereby, transparency in matters.
I can accept that publishing victims names and photos is contentious and where minors are involved, privacy is paramount. However it speaks to a larger issue of transparency when there isn’t public disclosure in matters of public safety in general terms. This is but one of them.
All good, 5.I understand your point and public safety updates are always required certainly. However I do believe the victims right to privacy vastly trumps the need to satisfy public curiosity in every single circumstance.
As far as publishing those suspected and charged that often happens now.