For my T.O. readers, Manitoba is the one to the left of Ontario on the map. I lived there briefly back in the late 60s, and remember snow, and getting towed on a toboggan around Lake Winnipeg behind a snow-mobile that look a bit like a riding mower. And I've flown over it since. So it does exist. The name is an Inuit word meaning "frozen tundra".
Thursday, October 10, 2013
LPC Western Resurgence?
Interesting poll result. Federal Libs are at 32% in Manitoba. That's still 10% back of the Tories, but I would imagine its enough to pick up a few seats hear and there, especially around Winnipeg.
For my T.O. readers, Manitoba is the one to the left of Ontario on the map. I lived there briefly back in the late 60s, and remember snow, and getting towed on a toboggan around Lake Winnipeg behind a snow-mobile that look a bit like a riding mower. And I've flown over it since. So it does exist. The name is an Inuit word meaning "frozen tundra".
For my T.O. readers, Manitoba is the one to the left of Ontario on the map. I lived there briefly back in the late 60s, and remember snow, and getting towed on a toboggan around Lake Winnipeg behind a snow-mobile that look a bit like a riding mower. And I've flown over it since. So it does exist. The name is an Inuit word meaning "frozen tundra".
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Frozen Tundra,
Manitoba Polls,
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Manitoba is Ontario-West, not western Canada.
Um , no. NW Ontario is actually part of Manitoba though.
I consider anything west of the Outaouais western Canada. Freakin nut-bars.
Since they must have been in on the Vast Conspiracy to disappear Keewatin, clearly they are capable of anything.
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