spooner_jr

You're talking legal vs libel. Are you the bad driver?

Check out JJ's trailers just outside of Exeter; I bought a 5x10, all aluminum with a ramp gate for $1900 3 yrs ago. It's lighter and won't rust. Found him on kijiji.

http://www.scugogheritage.com/misc/scugogmarsh.htm

Cutco makes a great knife and the customer service is amazing. I've had mine for over 15 yrs, blade got nicked up, sent it in and it came back with a new blade, and I believe a new handle - all I paid for was shipping. Guaranteed forever - no receipt required. http://www.cutco.ca/products/product.jsp?itemGroup=5721

Other than the locks, what does the federal gov't maintain on the system? Boat launches etc are maintained by the municipalities, and they generally charge a fee for that. I haven't been through a lock, but I imagine there is a charge for that as well.

If you have house (or renters) insurance, most companies provide liability coverage for lower powered watercraft (25 hp and under).

Actually, the liability cost on a boat policy is usually minimal. When we do a boat with liability only, premium is usually in the $50/yr range.

I've had issues with my Jiffy since I got it 3 years ago. This year I read on-line that the carburetor should be adjusted with the engine warm, but outside in the cold. I did that a few weeks back and it now runs like a top.

You can also get a two up traditional style atv. http://www.atvmag.com/article.asp?nid=1317&rez=1366&reload=true

There's a Service Canada location in Belleville, just go there. http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/cgi-bin/sc-dsp.cgi?rc=3607&ln=eng

And remember to keep a copy of both your bill of sale and vessel license on board, or face about a $300? fine.

That open area south of Goreski's and east of Westshore marina is about twice the size it was on Thursday. I did see a set of tire tracks from a truck yesterday, probably the same black Ford out again, but no way is it safe to be driving a vehicle out there.

The worst time to buy anything is when the value is through the roof; sooner or later it goes back to the basement.

You can keep the gain, but either have to roll it into your RRSP without getting a tax credit, or keep it and pay tax on it as income.

I have a 2004 Alumacraft Trophy 175 with a 150 Yamaha VMax TRP. Bought it 2 years ago and have been thinking of selling it; it works great at the cottage but is a little too deep for Scugog. Let me know if you're interested.

I have a leer on my truck. Only issue I have is the lock; it engages and disengages randomly.

The other party would be suing Gerritt, not his insurance company. But since the insurance company is the one that will be paying out if the suit is successful, they run the defense. When No-fault was first introduced, you had to meet a threshold for injury severity before you were able to sue, and one of those conditions was that the injury had to be "physical" in nature. The "physical" part was taken out of the threshold, and as a result, there are a lot more suits claiming mental and emotional injury now.

It's probably close. Enter the length in the link. http://www.fishingreporters.com/fish-calculators/

I don't think he meant start it, just turn it over.

That oil isn't recommended for small engines, you should use the Amsoil Saber. http://www.amsoil.com/images/2cycle_chart.gif

Your neighbour's insurance policy does not cover your property. The only way you would be able to recover your damages through him is if he is found negligent in some way, then his liability coverage would respond. Since it was his water heater that exploded, and I doubt you can prove it was due to his negligence, I don't think you'll be getting any help from his insurance company.

http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/Auto-Gifts/Auto-gift-Enthusiast-Novelty/PRD~1991768P/Gas+Powered+Drink+Blender.jsp?locale=en

I've heard that cloves will keep mice away.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think Skippy has caught a steelhead/salmon/brown yet, he wants to know where to buy pre-tied eggs so he can try and catch one, not whether he should cure the eggs or not.

Don't test it out in the garage, with a hook tied on it; it works, and it hurts.