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I had a bike safetied at a Firestone, I've heard of plenty of people getting it done at Canadian Tire, but it depends on the location, some will, some won't.

Coldest longer ride was at -2, for a few hours. Even with heated gear that took it's toll on me. I

Did you receive a new bike without plates on it? That's really odd.

I don't think you can charge someone for attempted DUI, or consiracy to DUI, so they probably can't do anything until in/on the vehicle.

So they are supposed to let drunk drivers do whatever they want?

Not when you do it online, there's a place on the paperwork though.

You enjoy talking out your ***? More hours = more $. Simple concept.

A/R analysis? I do consulting, I sell hours, I get paid on time or they get cut off, their loss, no analysis needed. Increase cash flow? Work more hours. Analysis done. The $1000/year does catch errors, I'm no accountant. Never been audited of had any year end irregularities, and provides...

I hand over a pretty simple list of transactions for the year to my accountant, and they do everything for the year for about $1000 - not worth my time to do it myself. If I spent 84 hours in a basic course, I lost $.

So many ways for this to go wrong.

Do they still race 1340 cc buells in 600cc class? Might want to up your technology a bit lol.

Most noise comes from the neck opening on a helmet, and a modular can close tighter around the neck, making it quieter. My Schuberth C3 Pro is rated as one of the quietest helmets out there. http://www.motochanic.com/learn/top-5-quietest-motorcycle-helmets/

Sales of flipper plates skyrocket!

Well now inreb has me nervous, mine was off the showroom floor. This will be my 4th season, has logged 50,000 flawless kms, but now I'm feeling uneasy.

If you have education and a skill that qualifies you for a TN Visa status, that's the easiest way to work in the US.

I saw a plate that said "Je Me Souviens" - but I forget where. I agree with the Taco distributor above, Ontario is a great place to live, but I've only lived here, and spent a bunch of time for work in the USA, so wtf do I know. Get's fricking cold here in the winter, that's getting old. Roads...

Not a bad idea, there are numerous whineries in the area.

It's a tough area to be out of work. Lived here almost all my life, but haven't worked local since 2000. Best of luck, but the unemployment rate is crap, competition was 100 for every posted job a few years ago, hopefully you'll get fortunate. Post your resume online to be visible, highlight...

I think one more surprise witness would have sealed the deal.

It's unfortunate that so many were lured into the Canadian Taxi profession with promises of riches and a quality workplace. Oh wait, they weren't.