I think they should be given a bill. Other emergencies are billed to the person. I was hit by a drunk driver that left me paralyzed from the waste down. I had to pay a bill to be air lifted even though I did nothing wrong.
What a sicko. Glad that you did what you did not only for your property and cam, but for this guy pray on young defensive kids. You're were right when you said you had to limit what you say here. We don't need guys like this having the case thrown out and his guy walking the streets.
This is the same thing that happens with cell phone. That was the 1st time I herd of them telling people not to leave them on the charger when they are full charge. I was lucky that my Galaxy 8 never caught fire. I left it plugged in whenever it was not in use, which was most of the time. The only thing that happened was the battery expanded to the point that I had to use tape to hold it together.
This happened in the Great Ontario Salmon Derby quite a few years ago. Sadly the people had the case thrown out of court. It was when the Toronto Sun use to run the derby.
Not a good response from a so called businessman. I hope no one books with him when he does decide to open.
I would have said well then I won't be spending money here.
Hmmm I guess the link I clicked on above sent me to the dark depth of the net or I just kept reading far past your fall muskie report lol I'd like to forget them too. They mangled my good wire made worm harnesses lol.
Nice story and amazing fish. The story about the eels brought back memories of catching them in The Bay of Quinte. Though suckers put up a good fight but hard to unhook while trying to prevent them from wrapping around your arm lol
Wow nice catch. This is the 1st year I never caught a fish since I can remember, but, I only got out 2 days for a total of 4 hours. Hopefully 2021 will be more productive. I don't plan on missing opening walleye season again this year.
We have them at the cottage. They helped us out removing 2 tree stumps after we had to cut down 2 white birch trees. I took pics of it but they turned out blurry.
I totally agree. I think that all those people that sold their homes to move into those cubby hole condos down town are kicking themselves in the butts. I think they are the ones selling the condos and moving north so they can have the open yards to sit in. I have a bigger 1970's 3 bedroom condo with a den close to the lake, parks and lake Ontario boat launch that I've been thinking of putting up for sale and either buying north or build a year round place where my cottage is. I'm not a traveler outside of Canada and always wanted to live in the country.