Mark H.

Last time I checked, the Bombers were converting second downs better than 50%, tops in the league.

But not as fit as players in 2022.

That would mean less venison for my grill... Fun fact? Castration was probably one of the first methods of domestication.

Certain species have adapted to agriculture and even urbanization, while their predaters have done so less extensively. Two examples would be the white tailed deer and the canada goose - I believe we have a certain measure of responsibility, to keep those species in check.

Ok, 36 hours then. Point being, pasta used to be acceptable pregame fare for athletes.

Yep. The MB marathon used to provide spaghetti the day before the run.

The thing about an Argo player being on the Riders' side of the 55 - wasn't that simply due to the stadium set up?

How did we go from being one of the best teams - to being a place where players don't want to play?

Latest spin: "Craig Dickenson is an amazing individual. He deals with issues privately with the league, and does not resort to social media." Unquote.

Would you say they were similar to the current group? Able to crank it up a notch when it matters?

It's not that he can't, it's just that he's not better than the OTs currently starting. OL play has been a CFL issue in recent seasons - I doubt shifting Canadians to tackle would make it better.

If he is not effective inside, then he's not going to be starting at tackle any time soon. Especially in pass pro, it is a more difficult position to play.

1. ZC struggling running game and iffy pass pro - still puts up 300 yards - his best game so far, IMO 2. Ellingson. 3. The Jeffs were downright scary tonight HH - IGF.

Just watched the highlights - a number of PI calls on Montreal could not have been anymore blatant Grabbing, pushing and hitting receivers - well before the ball arrives

Their salaries were being paid regardless. You'd have to somehow make a case that 'they neglected duties in other jurisdictions.' If you exclude salaries, it's not really worth pursuing.

Struck the berg before it was even afloat.

My understanding is it only goes back to consumers if the province they live in doesn't have a carbon pricing plan in place Yes, there are tree planting grants available that you can apply for. I just think there should be publicly funded tree nurseries, similar to the way the PFRA program worked

Call me cynical if you like, but why is the money being rebated and/or sent back to the provinces? Maybe someone who lives in a province that is meeting the federal requirements, could provide some information about their initiatives? Taxes should be used to provide services - in this case, the service of combatting climate change In this case, tree planting programs would be a good start. It currently costs around $50 to purchase a quality sapling from a nursery Not many people are going to plant a significant number of trees with their own money

Take in a couple billion in carbon tax revenue, earn some interest on it, then return it to the tax payer.

Winnipeg has played Ottawa twice... ...exits quickly, get smacked by the door on the way out.

Geez - the more you read about this - the deeper it slides into absolute stupidity.

Had to prune this thread a bit. Let's keep it classy and not drag ourselves down to their level.

LOCKED. There is already ample discussion on this topic. Let's keep it respectful here, even when CFL people don't.

We wouldn't be the first large mammal to run out of resources.

Booch hyperbole...you can't unread it.