Colleges are somewhat underutilized – classes could be scheduled on nights and Saturdays, increasing capacity 60 percent. And I would venture buildings are not fully utilized, only full from 10 to noon, and 1 to 3. So, colleges could make up lost revenue with increased enrollment.

But the real issue is liability.

I see basketball filling the void, but also baseball expanding later, with southern teams playing well into November. Wrestling, Hockey and Soccer would also climb in popularity.

Also, a form of soccer, modified to fit on a football field, may be created, to utilize the existing football fields, of which there are hundreds.

It makes the case that it’s entirely overwhelming to keep your contact list secure, because even if you do, just one of your friends/contacts has to make a slip to spoil your effort.

Ideally I’d have a VPN, my own cloud, and email server. Who has that kind of time? Privacy is dead.

He said to me, “You should assume that anything said or done by the PMO is done by the Prime Minister himself.”

So there you have it. If the PMO did it, Harper essentially did it. Don’t complain to the PMO, complain to your MP and to the PM.

Alternatively, do you have anyone living near Detroit, Seattle or Buffalo who can drive over the border with them to someone who can get them to Saskatoon?

Canada’s Prostitution Laws
http://www.100huntley.com/video.php?id=b3WlpN1Kdaw

That being said, I do think its worth having a conversation about the potential impacts on Saskatoon. Unfortunately, the considered opinion/questions by Councillor Clark have not been responded to in a likewise manner by those who don’t agree with him.

Also, this vote will be tied on Feb 6th, unless someone switches their vote and the mayor voting against it will kill the motion. At least one councillor will not be in attendence.

At least now I know when the SP starts blaming the NDP’s policies, it means that they haven’t thought of anything better. Between this and Harper’s comments on pensions/OAS, you guys must be having a lot of fun at work. If we can’t afford to increase the living allowance in “boom times”, what is going to happen during a slump? Not to mention paying for people to live in hotels instead of raising the allowance! I’ve been in affordable housing, and I can tell you that there is plenty of incentive to move out if or when you have a bit more money. This “lazy welfare bum” stereotype of people on assistance is harmful and disrespectful to the majority of people on assistance. OK, I should probably stop ranting about stuff you already know, since it’s only increasing my blood pressure.