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Maine-Sired Fillies Headline Saturday | Standardbred Canada

McGee Wins MADC Pace | Standardbred Canada

Michael McGee made a bold move and put his own Led Schneppelin on the front of the Maine Amateur Drivers Club (MADC) race Saturday (June 5) at Cumberland. The move turned out to be the right one and, despite having several competitors try to puncture his lead, the 10-year-old son of Memphis Flash held off all would-be conquerors to capture the $4,200 event in 1:59.3. First it was 83-year-old Robert Nadeau who tried to stick Putnams Storm’s nose in front while some confusion reined in the back of the pack. Pulling first over going to the half, the five-year-old son of A Rocknroll Dance was turned away by a determined McGee and Led Schnepelin.

After Years of Threats, Prominent Climate Alarmists Still Seek to Jail Climate 'Deniers'

Font Size Those who say climate change is a threat to the planet continue to call for actions against climate skeptics. On May 19, PBS’ “Moyers & Company” played a clip of scientist, David Suzuki, calling for politicians skeptical of man-made climate change to “be thrown in the slammer.” On day later, a tweet by well-known alarmist Michael Mann suggested that skepticism could be a “crime against humanity.” As least far back as 2006, and as recently as March 2014, liberal journalists and radical scientists have advocated punishing people who doubt catastrophic, man-made climate change. A writer at Grist.org once called for a kind of “climate Nuremberg” and had to apologize and amend his remarks, while scientists have publicly demanded imprisonment or even “the death penalty.”

COVID-19's effect on mental health in the regions, through the eyes of a small-town Gaspé psychologist

COVID-19 s effect on mental health in the regions, through the eyes of a small-town Gaspé psychologist Pandemic-related anxiety and distress aren t evenly distributed, and young people hard, particularly those who live in the regions, appear to be bearing a particular burden according to new research. Social Sharing The pandemic has hit young people hard, particularly those who live in the regions, new research says Posted: Jan 31, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: January 31 Pedestrians on Haldimand Beach in Gaspé take a respite from confinement measures to get some fresh air. The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a psychological toll on all Quebecers, but new research shows it may be hitting young people in outlying regions hardest.(Radio-Canada)

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