You know the old saying that men will not stop and ask for directions. So I am thinking the internet also falls under that stigma as bigoted a comment as that is.. But here I am so I hope they don't rescind my "Man membership Card"
I have looking around for information/procedures/forms and case histories regarding initiating a Judicial review in regards to a government agencies decision.

My wifes says the clearest indication of insanity is to keep trying the same thing and hopeing for a different result.

that being said:)

But for those who know me and the "situation" know I have what should be an open and shut case and yet going through the proper channels has proved frustrating and may I say a little "tilted".
Being objective and trying not to sound "insane" the government agency involved asks for evidence and never appears to read it and I really wonder if the person involved had the right file in front of them when they come back with a decision.

There was a Black Bear wandering around Carson Lake Crescent in Sauble Beach last night and this morming - August 4, 2008. He was about 6 feet tall when on his hind legs and was overturning everyone's garbage bins.

How do we put a stop to all of this noise and commotion? All through every single night the skies at Sauble are filled with Fireworks. The bylaw police are quick to put the stop to little doggies on the beach but cannot be found when fireworks fly carelessly into the forests and cottage rooves around Sauble. Do we need a major fire or tragedy to be the catalyst to bring this problem under control? I have seen children lighting these light cannons and I have seen them aimed towards cottages and forested areas. Am I the only one agitated at this?

I've heard of Transparency in Government, but this is a bit of too much to comprehend. Is this a joke? They are actually going to pick and choose at the curb (I don't have a curb, but you know what I mean) as to is this is or is this ain't the sort of garbage they want?

Residential trash in South Bruce Peninsula may have to go out in clear plastic bags starting in January.

That's to help municipal officials face both a looming shortage of dump space and the region's worst recycling record.

Residents diverted just 21 per cent of South Bruce Peninsula's trash from waste disposal through recycling in 2007.

[ SBP May Require Clear Trash Bags ]

As we all know, that's not an option this year at Sauble. There's the tables out at the North Beach falls provincial park, and that's it for places to host family mealtime gatherings or just stop on a cycle route for a lunchbox snack. Once upon a time that spot would have been Bannister Park, central, complete with playground, rain-shelter/band-space and even almost washrooms, but that's all on the fast track to being a paved paradise put-up-a parking lot now.

But all is not lost. It seems someone other than me noticed what we lost when we tore down Bannister's legacy

Hello all,
I don't know how many people know this, but Marj Lipka was seriously injured in a car accident on Sunday. If anyone has any details, please share them. And in the meantime, please join me in saying a prayer for this gracious, hard-working lady who means so much in the community.

Ambling slowly in front of my car for about 1/2 mile.. from the corner of the on spring creek to the other corner...
Just a heads up
Full grown bruin

congratulation to Irv Quan for becoming the new chief of the sbp fire department..without going into any this and that..just a straight out congratulations to Irv.We all know Irv as the previous owner of the Horn, and his father before that when they took over the old Paul Mar steak house.Ive known him for awhile and we have friends in fire departments in common..a hard working fella with a daunting task..cheers
addendum...insert *interim* here..wouldnt want anyones knickers in a knot

Ontario is supporting six volunteer stewardship projects in the Huron-Bruce-Owen Sound area that will help protect and recover species at risk and their habitats, and one of them is in aid of our own piping plovers:

Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory - $21,120 to support the monitoring and protection of piping plover nest sites in the Sauble Beach area. The group will work with the municipal landowner and other partners to ensure protection of this year's nests.
[ Protecting Species At Risk ]