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September 14 2008 01:13PM
I've long admired Mark Spector's work as a sportswriter and a columnist, but we've never enjoyed the best of timing, him and I—at least from my point of view. More on that later.
With training camp for the Edmonton Oilers just days away, fans are wondering who'll fit where between next Saturday and the start of the season. As always, there'll be some new faces in new places when the puck drops.
That holds true on media row as well, with the most noteworthy change among the unwashed with press passes being that Spector will be plying his trade with Sportsnet as a website writer and on-air personality when the 2008–09 NHL season begins after more than 20 years in the CanWest newspaper chain, formerly known as Southam.
After 15 years writing at The Journal and six years with the National Post, including the last handful as the lead general sports columnist, Spec is leaving for Sportsnet. He's given his notice and his new gig begins during camp.
With the hard-copy end of the newspaper business shrinking and the impact of the internet expanding by the day, Spector is making the move to help fill the void created when Pierre LeBrun, who is as connected as anyone, bolted for ESPN.
Spector will be based in Edmonton, so the move will involve little more than a change to his pay cheque—I can only assume in amount as well as who endorses it—and some added TV work.
A newspaper guy by trade going back to his days at the Gateway at the U of A, Spec's already done some post-game guest spots on Sportsnet broadcasts of Oilers games. That'll continue.
It's a great gig that'll include covering the Oilers, Calgary Flames, Vancouver Canucks and the Western Conference in general, as well as other events as time allows.
As for the timing reference, let's just say Spector beat out a remarkably qualified field of candidates, a group of hopefuls that included yours truly.
Now, I don't know if I finished second or 22nd in the running, but it seems I hung in long enough to get a call a week or so ago from Patrick Grier, who was overseeing the hiring process.
It went something like, "Robin, we really liked your interview, but we've decided to go with someone else..."
Being a trained journalist, my response was what you'd expect. "Who?" I asked.
"Uhh, Mark Spector," Grier answered.
I had no idea until then Spec had thrown his name in—for the record, I think it's BS that he got the job solely because he's got better teeth and hair than I do and the camera doesn't add 100 pounds to his appearance like it does with me—but I laughed out loud.
I called Spec and we had a good guffaw, even if it was him doing most of the chortling.
It was like déjà-vu all over again. When I arrived at The Journal 20 years ago, Spec was the junior guy in the sports department. It didn't take long until I was backing up Jim Matheson on the Oiler beat on a temporary basis—home games only, no travel.
Anyway, I obviously didn't do enough to blow the socks off sports editor Peter Collum because when a full-time back-up to Matheson was picked the following season, Spec got the job.
Five years or so later, after Cam Cole left for the National Post, the decision was made to split his column two ways. Spector got a piece of that and, eventually, The Journal had the good sense to hire Dan Barnes from The Sun. I finished second in the running to Barnes. Again, hair and teeth—and the fact Junior is a better writer than I—were the difference. I got the Oilers beat.
Years later, in 2000, I made the absolutely brilliant career decision to leave The Journal for The Sun. Bad hair. Bad teeth. Bad call. But that's a whole other story—one that isn't over yet.
Anyway, congratulations, Spec. Bugger.
I'm hearing Matheson will be doing a bigger share of the Oilers beat this season, something approaching 50 per cent in terms of travel and coverage. The only question I have about that is: "What took so long?"
Matty, who, as everybody knows, is in the writer's wing of the Hockey Hall of Fame, has been relegated to back-up status in terms of the Oilers at The Journal for the last decade.
He's been concentrating instead on covering the NHL at large and he's done a lot of excellent work—most notably his must-read Hockey World, which runs on weekends during the season.
Still, it made no sense to me why somebody with Matty's contacts and experience wasn't used more on the Oiler beat, and that includes when I took over from him.
—Listen to Robin Brownlee every Thursday from 4 to 5pm. on Just A Game with Jason Gregor on Team 1260.
September 14 2008, 02:37PM
I agree with you Robin, that Spector guy has always been a little underhanded.All kidding aside good for him, bad for you. On a good note though you have my four favorite writers in your blog Matty,Barnes,Spec and yourself. Thanks for the interesting stories.
September 14 2008, 05:41PM
Good luck to Spec. He's a great guy. And he's done well for a man with false teeth and a wig ;).
Of course, Spec went through his own hard times in his career (just like we all do at some point).
I remember he was on the cop beat for a few months not so long ago, and did that after having been a sports columnist for years, not such an easy transition. But he never bitched, just threw himself into it, got the job done.
Then the guy bounced back big time with the Post gig.
Anyway, it will be odd seeing a print guy on TV, but I'm sure he'll be both lively in his conversation and solid in his facts.
I can't remember if it was Barnes or Spector - pretty sure it was Spector - who wrote a story like 5-10 years ago about ringette. Part of the deal with his story was that ringette players were attractive, while female hockey players weren't. I was pretty unimpressed.
Spector doesn't do much for me in print, to be perfectly honest. He was in the owner's pocket in the lockout and every time I read a story where he writes about the business of hockey, I want to cut my eyes out, because it seems that he's never got beyond "There are 50,000 Canadian men who would play in the NHL for $50,000 annually; who in the hell are these guys to want more." That attitude grates on me.
Interesting to see that Sportsnet is hiring writers. I wonder if it's that he was really interested in Sportsnet or if there's something to the whispers that the Post is gonna evaporate.
September 14 2008, 07:08PM
Quite honestly I don't like Spector. I remember when he covered the Oil during the dark years, say 1993 to 1996. These were the glory years for a young Wanye Gretz when I used to listen to John Short religiously before I shut er down at the end of a long day of Pee Wee Hockey and Junior High Schooling.
Spector used to rip the Oilers all the time in those days. No one was good enough, no one had any upside. Every loss was testament to how crappy the Oilers were in his mind. These were also the days when the Oil were seemingly on the move and I remember thinking "Geez, you would think that the Oil fans have enough problems without one of their main writers ragging on them all the time."
Did a young Bob Beers have the fortitude to withstand assaults? Did Boris Mironov flourish?
You tell me. Damn you to hell Spector.
September 15 2008, 12:26AM
The Journal The Sun The Post
Who cares? If I have to read about the Oilers I come here now. Get highlight footage!!
Agreed. We're not confined to a select few news mediums anymore.
Rats fleeing a sinking ship. The newspaper business is dying a slow, miserable death. It is a self-fulfilling prophecy. The talent is leaving and management is left wondering why people no longer read newsprint. Spector was always one of the more fun reads.
Matty? Newspaper hall of fame but not the Sports Copy Editors Hall of Fame nominee. If I had a penny for every rewrite of his words, I could've bought the Oilers. LOL
Robin, it's not a surprise you didn't get the tv job. Really, most hockey games are on while the kids are still awake. You and Stauffer HAVE to stay on radio. Collum? Well, many years later he is limping slowly around the newsroom doing Advertorial features. Great stuff! Well, no but now the bottom line is more important than readability while we watch the paper die.
The day I see you on TV Robin, is the day I stop watching sports on tv and get all my news from RSS feeds. LOL
Rimpig: Thanks for the vote of confidence. Like I need you to tell me something my bathroom mirror doesn't?
The Sportsnet gig is 90 per cent writing for the website, which is why I was interested in the first place. The TV? Not so much.
With a good lighting technician, a big dollop of Principe's make-up -- TV guys carry a cute little compact around with them at all times -- and the right camera angle, I could pull off a few quick hits without sending Timmy and Suzy to bed screaming, but I'm not delusional. I've done TV in the past, but I'm marginal at best.
I'll take substance over style, but that's not how the business is going.
I wonder if Spector was ever deemed expendable by the journal because he chose to watch the games he was covering on a tv (so he could smoke) instead of live in the coliseum? Looks ain't everything, even on tv.
Personally, I never thought Spec ever had Matty's hockey mind, or Cole's written skills, but he's definitely passable in both respects, and usually brings something interesting to the table, instead of re-hashing tired and obvious opinions.
He was comfortable and entertaining on the radio, and I'm sure he'll be very good on tv too, even if he gets face-mangling plastic surgery from a drunken Mike Ricci during an earthquake in the dark.

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The Lord gives signs to Moses—Aaron is chosen as a spokesman—Israel is the Lord's firstborn and must be released to serve Him—Moses' son is circumcised—Moses and Aaron lead Israel in worship.
1 And Moses answered and said, But, behold, they will not
2 And the Lord said unto him, What is that in thine hand? And he said, A rod.
3 And he said, Cast it on the ground. And he cast it on the ground, and it became a serpent; and Moses fled from before it.
4 And the Lord said unto Moses, Put forth thine hand, and take it by the tail. And he put forth his hand, and caught it, and it became a rod in his hand:
5 That they may believe that the Lord God of their fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, hath appeared unto thee.
6 ¶And the Lord said furthermore unto him, Put now thine hand into thy bosom. And he put his hand into his bosom: and when he took it out, behold, his hand was
7 And he said, Put thine hand into thy bosom again. And he put his hand into his bosom again; and
8 And it shall come to pass, if they will not believe thee, neither hearken to the voice of the first sign, that they will believe the voice of the latter
9 And it shall come to pass, if they will not believe also these two signs, neither hearken unto thy voice, that thou shalt take of the water of
10 ¶And Moses said unto the Lord, O my Lord, I am not eloquent, neither heretofore, nor since thou hast spoken unto thy servant: but I am slow of
11 And the Lord said unto him, Who hath made man's mouth? or who
12 Now therefore go, and I will be with thy
13 And he said, O my Lord, send, I pray thee,
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15 And thou shalt speak unto him, and put words in his mouth: and I will be with thy
16 And he shall be thy
17 And thou shalt take this
18 ¶And Moses went and returned to
19 And the Lord said unto Moses in Midian, Go, return into Egypt: for all the men are
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"These shoes are really great quality. They are really sturdy and will last a long time. They will probably take some breaking in, but they even have a tiny little V-cut in the back to prevent too much ankle rub. I can't believe I got these for so cheap - they are definitely a steal."
By: shannondawn100
Location: Minneapolis, MN
February 18, 2013
Giraffe Flat
"This shoe is perfect for work - it loooks professional with tights and with bare legs and a pencil skirt if I'm going to be on my feet too much to wear heels. The giraffe print is just a bit unexpected. The shoe is very comfortable and has a little cutout at the heel so it does not rub to make a blister."
By: dliu
Location: Chicago, IL
February 18, 2013
animal print flats
"I'm a bit obsessed with Liz Claiborne flats. LC makes an effort to cover toe cleavage and has some support padding on the soles. It does, however, run half a size too long."
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Gucci Signature Fabric Shoulder Bag
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Known best for its Italian craftsmanship and elegant style, Gucci is a worldwide legend in designer fashion. Enjoy the luxurious style and signature details of the Gucci Signature Fabric Shoulder Bag.
- Signature Gucci detail canvas shoulder bag
- Top snap closure
- Flat leather handle with 11" drop
- Leather trim
- Canvas lining with zip pocket and slip pocket
- Dimensions 13½" x 2½" x 11"
- Made in Italy
- Exclusively at DSW
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By: pickly
Location: CA
August 15, 2013
A little small but still very cute!
"I love the red! The color is a little on the darker side which is exactly what I was hoping for!The bag itself is not huge, but descent sized. I was able to fit my wallet, phone, iPad and that was pretty much it.Does not come in a box, but does have a dust bag so it keeps it clean and safe!"
By: Sardeni
Location: New York
April 19, 2013
"Small bag best to use for special occasion only. It's made by Gucci so it's expected to be pricy."
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The Douglas County School District's chief financial officer was doing verbal cartwheels of excitement as she announced happy financial news to the school board Feb. 19.
Bonnie Betz's upbeat projections come after five years of budget cuts. For the 2013-14 academic year, no cuts are planned, and state-provided funding will increase $200 per student.
Teachers also will get a 2 percent pay increase, according to Betz, though only half of that increase is permanent. While Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen said she's optimistic DCSD will award more money to teachers as revenues come into sharper focus, the additional 1 percent is a one-time bump effective only for the 2013-14 academic year.
"We hope it will be more," Fagen said. "We spend what we have when we have it, not what we hope to have."
The district gave its teachers a 3 percent increase in 2012; 1 percent was a permanent increase and 2 percent is only effective for the year.
Additionally, Betz said the district will absorb increased costs in medical benefits and — as it did this year — a $2.2 million required increase in contributions to the Public Employees' Retirement Association. PERA is the teachers' equivalent of Social Security.
Parents, too, will get a small financial benefit with the removal of a $25-per-student technology fee.
"I'm very excited about where we are today," Betz said, as she presented the news during the school board meeting.
The positive financial outlook is due in large part to brightening state revenue projections, which translate into more money for Colorado's school districts, but also to conservative district budgeting decisions, Betz said.
"We've had to create lots of different efficiencies throughout the school district," Betz said. "We don't want to create expectations that can't be fulfilled. We want to get out of those cycles of spend, spend, spend, cut, cut, cut. We'd like to maintain a nice, stable environment moving forward in history."
DCSD has an unrestricted fund balance of $86.7 million. The unrestricted funds are those limited for use by statutory requirements. Its unassigned fund balance — money the district has not earmarked for specific uses — is $18.1 million. Some have criticized the district for holding back funds, but board members say they're putting as much money into classrooms as possible while trying to avoid the financial pitfalls of a still uncertain future.
Betz alluded to those uncertainties as well, saying more positive financial news may be in the offing.
"There are several things that are keeping us from allocating out more right now," she said, pointing to the potential impacts of federal sequestration, unknown student counts for the 2013-14 academic year, and the outcome of possible changes to the state's school funding formula.


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Get creative at this crafter's paradise! Beads from around the world, unique rubber stamps & papers, Ranger inks, paints, and stamp pads. Sit at our "crystal bar" and work on your projects. Our friendly staff will be happy to assist you. Classes for all skill levels. Parties are our specialty! Birthdays, bridesmaids, "girls night out" -- we do them all. Come take a look!
CITY:Forest Park
Forest Park Chamber of Commerce & Development
The Forest Park Chamber of Commerce & Development is dedicated to the continued growth and revitalization of Forest Park's business districts as well as the enhancement of quality of life for both businesses and residents. Investment in the Chamber partners you with a comprehensive group of business owners and residents throughout the community who want to be involved, stay informed and work together towards making Forest Park an even better place to live, work, shop, dine and play. We invite you to join us!
CITY:Forest Park
At Team Blonde Jewelry, you will find an extensive display of our handmade beaded jewelry as well as other accessories such as handbags, pajamas, candles, and bath products (several with a socially conscious or environmental focus). Team Blonde also offers relaxing spa treatments -- manicures, pedicures, and massage. We have a jewelry design studio in our boutique where you can work with our designers to create unique pieces -- funky or traditional, simple or ornate. You can host a jewelry design and spa party in our creative and relaxing atmosphere for special events with friends.
CITY:Forest Park
A unique shop offering handcrafted jewelry, handmade glass beads, purses and objects of art. We do custom and repair work. Precious metal, clay, jewelry-making classes and glass bead-making (lampwork) classes are available. Visit us.
CITY:Forest Park
Geneva Commons has a wonderful mix of 75-plus merchants, from familiar favorites to new and unique shops. Spend time shopping, eating and relaxing in this open-air center. Dine at a wide variety of eateries, most of which provide outdoor seating.
This historic mansion features 36 rooms filled with treasures from around the world and a history over 80 years in the making.
Nestled in the heart of the Fox Valley, and home to dozens of delightful shops, restaurants and galleries is Geneva – a picture postcard. Come stroll along the lush, tree-lined streets and visit a historic town with exquisite dining, boutique shopping, world-class lodging and award-winning festivals. Located 50 miles from downtown Chicago, Geneva is a quick getaway from the hustle and bustle by I-88, I-90 or Metra train.
An eclectic mix of new and vintage home furnishings and accessories. We are committed to offering sophisticated design to the savvy and urban-minded shopper.
Step into our 150-year-old stone house and discover treasures that are beautifully displayed by several of the areas finest antique dealers.
Artemisia Home & Interior Decorating
A unique blend of antiques and elements. Unusual artisan works and uncommon finds including one-of-a-kind jewelry and accessories.
Country Decor from Ceiling to Floor! Country chandeliers, country table and floor lamps, sconces, country ceiling lights, punched tin switch plates, and country style curtains!
Unique children's furniture store specializing in bedding and accessories from baby through teen. Gift items, custom orders and baby shower registry available.
Designers Desk Complete Needlework Shoppe Specialty Shops
Complete needlework -- classes, framing, supplies -- and a lot of fun!
Galena Cellars Winery & Tasting Room
You're in good company. Experience the charm of Galena in suburban Geneva. The newest addition to the Galena Cellars Family, the Geneva Wine Tasting Room & Gift Shop hosts a beautiful oak bar in a light, airy setting. In the warmer months, enjoy live music with wine and cheese on the outdoor patio. Sit. Swirl. Sip & Savor. Relax on our beautiful Wine Patio after shopping Geneva's historic district.
Gallery 28 Fine & Functional Art
Tucked away in the quaint historic district of downtown Geneva, in an historic Victorian home is where you'll discover Gallery 28, an art gallery for both fine and functional art. Featuring a fresh mix of breath-taking paintings, exquisite jewelry, sculpture, photography, pottery and unique works in wood and metal along with music by premier musicians. The variety of art will interest serious fine art collectors as well as fine craft enthusiasts.
A multi-dealer market loaded with wonderful vintage items from jewelry to furniture. Come see our many treasures! We lead the Midwest in Vintage/antique Christmas items.
Experience a unique approach to fulfill all of your running & walking needs with personalized shoe fittings, apparel and accessories.
The Geneva French Market is held every Sunday May-October in the parking lot at the Metra Station in downtown Geneva. Offering fresh produce, fine textiles, fresh baked goods, and unqiue gifts, the French Market is a great place for a Sunday stroll.
The Geneva Green Market promotes local, organic and sustainable-produced products from local artisan farmers and producers who provide freshness, biodiversity, the highest quality food and the basis of regional cuisine. Geneva Green Market is an educational forum for consumers to learn the uses and benefits of quality, locally grown or prepared food products. This is designed to establish an appreciation of nutritional values of produce and to provide more flavor, freshness and variety of locally grown product. Held every Thursday, 7am to 1pm, June through October.
Chicago Botanic Gardens Farmers' Market
The Garden welcomes local, sustainable farmers and producers to this public farmers' market on the first and third Sundays of the month from June through October. Admission to the market is free to Garden visitors and will be held rain or shine. Visitors may purchase a special market bag from the Garden Shop to carry their purchases home.
Chicago Botanic Garden Farmer's Market
First and third Sundays of the month from May until October (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.) Gather seasonal produce, flowers, herbs, and other local, sustainable products at this bimonthly Garden event that is held rain or shine. Talk with vendors and sample fresh fare. Visitors may purchase a special market bag from the Garden Shop to carry their purchases home. Free admission; $25 per car (includes tax) .
This perfectly-planned town offers beautiful shop and restaurant-lined streets—just like a European town. A 10-screen movie theater, shops including Von Maur, Hot Mama and Dick's Sporting Goods as well as restaurants unique to the North Shore including RA Sushi, Jameson's Charhouse and Ted's Montana Grill. The Glen Town Center is also home to the Kohl Children's Museum, a leading institution for hands-on, interactive learning.
The only antique shop in Glenview. Fine art, estate jewelry, pottery, porcelain, furniture, ivory, oriental works of art. Specializing in Meissen, KPM and much more. Cash for gold and silver consignments wanted. We are always interested in buying.
Toys, dolls, games, books, crafts and more for infants to pre-teens. Our carefully-chosen toys encourage active, creative, open-ended play. Our knowledgeable staff can help you select perfect gifts for your special kids and for the kid in you.
Full service flower and gift shop with an excellent reputation and creative professionals. Extensive offerings including beautiful fresh floral arrangements, long stem premium roses, orchids, green and blooming plants, fruit and gift baskets. Gift Certificates available. Reader's Choice Winner (Best Florist) at Patch.com in April 2012.
Specializing in unique gifts and affordable luxuries, Lyzart offers a variety of items in every price range. Handmade functional pottery, original photography and paintings, local handmade jewelry, home decor, personal gifts and much more.
Creating beautiful fresh flower arrangements as well as blooming plants and European gardens. Work with our design team to create exquisite custom floral for weddings, parties, bar and bat mitzvahs and other special events.
Specialty gift store offers unique and trendy apparel and accessories for every occasion. Boutique shopping with friendly staff to assist you with your individualized style and flair.
Providing a unique opportunity to samples some of the freshest extra virgin olive oils in the world. Offering a broad selection of award-winning and estate produced oils, with a goal is to provide the finest quality oil that is delicious, affordable and Kosher certified. Also offering an extensive selection of the finest aged vinegars from Modena, Italy including 23 varieties: pomegranate, tangerine, grapefruit. Imported specialty teas, natural pasta products, soaps and spices. Customized gift baskets available.
Heinz Orchard is only 37 miles from downtown Chicago making it the closest apple orchard to Chicago. There are a number of different apples to pick from: Golden Delicious, Empire, McIntosh, Jonathan and Red Delicious. If you're looking for something different to do, without traveling too far from home, this is a great orchard to check out.
CITY:Green Oaks
My Kind of Town Tours & Events
This company offers group cultural and educational tours. Reservations are required.
CITY:Highland Park
The vibrant downtown Highland Park district contains an upscale outdoor shopping destination filled with unique boutiques, jewelry stores, home decor shops, amazing restaurants, and businesses catering to beauty and personal care.
CITY:Highland Park
Nestled on the eastern edge of Highland Park's bustling Central Avenue among other trendy boutiques is Ooh-La-La, a small shop that's big on style and service. Located in the historic Highland Park Movie Theatre Building, in a space previously dedicated to a millinery shop during the 30's and 40's, proprietor and designer Lisa Farrell interprets the art of millinery with a modern eye. This tres chic boutique feels like a Parisian millinery salon complete with draped velvet curtains, an elegant chaise lounge and an ornate vintage mirror. By far the most dramatic element of the salon is the wall lined with old hat blocks – a true mark of craftsmanship seldom seen in department stores. Beautifully handcrafted women's hats are displayed in small vignettes throughout the intimate salon. These one-of-a-kind couture creations are wonderfully detailed with frothy feathers, sumptuous fabrics, vintage beading or another well-crafted trim.
CITY:Highland Park
The 185,000-square-foot retail showroom is an educational and entertainment attraction, featuring a décor of museum-quality animal displays, huge aquariums and trophy animals interacting in realistic re-creations of their natural habitats.
CITY:Hoffman Estates
For more than 30 years, The Popcorn Factory has been the "popcorn authority" with our impressive collection of crowd-pleasing gifts and great-tasting snacks. Our factory store in Lake Forest is delighting customers with delicious, premium popcorn, cookies, candies, nuts and snacks of all kinds, plus all your Popcorn Factory favorite items! A trip to The Popcorn Factory Store is sure to be an adventure every time!
CITY:Lake Forest
Seasonal flowers and vegetable crops will be supplemented from the kitchen with soups, jams, pestos, breads and muffins. Please visit our market, kitchen and garden when you come to shop, it's a lovely trip worthy of time spent in a most beautiful place. Open June through October.
CITY:Lake Forest
Italian Market & Deli serving authentic homemade Italian recipes daily. The full deli offers sandwiches, salads, soups, pizza, fresh bread, and an Italian bakery. Also enjoy shopping the specialty grocery store's olive oils, pesto, gift baskets and many Italian favorites.
CITY:Lake Forest
Massage Envy Lake Zurich specializes in therapeutic massage. We have a full staff of Illinois licensed, nationally certified therapists who perform a variety of different modalities: Swedish, deep tissue, reflexology, sports, pregnancy and injury massage, to name a few. Our introductory rate of $39 can't be beat. Be sure to ask about our wellness program that makes massage affordable for everyone!
CITY:Lake Zurich
Four antique shops, many specialty shops and restaurants.
Mickey Finn's Brewery is a landmark casual social gathering place famous for handcrafted beer. Since opening in 1993 as Lake County's first brewpub, Mickey Finn's has won a trophy case full of national and international awards for their beer. The menu offers a variety of items including burgers, pizza, fish n' chips, and buffalo wings. Also enjoy seasonal outdoor dining, a huge banquet facility, carry-out food and beer, live entertainment on weekends and a diverse clientele.
The Holiday Shoppe has something for everyone! Enjoy the joy of Christmas anytime at the Holiday Shoppe in historic downtown Libertyville.
Great shopping, dining and professional services are waiting for you in our picture-perfect downtown. Enjoy the turn-of-the-century buildings along Milwaukee Avenue or relax among the roses in Cook Park. Downtown Libertyville is a delightfully unique shopping and dining experience. With over 70 shops, boutiques, and restaurants, it's why we say "spend an hour, spend a day!"
Providing the unique opportunity to sample some of the freshest and finest extra virgin olive oils in the world. Extensive selection of the finest aged vinegars from Modena, Italy. Specialty green, white, rooibos and oolong teas - Tiesta Tea. Natural Rossi Pasta and Galena Garlic Co. spices, rubs and rubs that complement our oils, vinegars and teas.
Didier Farms offers a variety of vegetables and flowers in our greenhouse this spring, and our farmers market in summer. U-pick opportunities are plentiful throughout the summer, weather permitting. During our Pumpkinfest, the last week of September and all of October, we offer hayrides, pony rides, corn maze and an exotic zoo, in beautiful Lake County. Also enjoy the Buffalo Creek Mining Co, pony & camel rides, Animal Land, Pumpkin Playland, kiddie rides, Parakeet Encounter, Pig Races (Sat, Sun & Mon) Pumpkin Patch Café, homemade apple cider & pumpkin donuts made daily. Antique tractor display, fall produce, birthday parties and school groups by reservation only.
Lincolnshire's place for dining, shopping, entertainment and work. Enjoy unique boutiques, the 20-theatre Regal Cinema and IMAX, glow-in-the-dark miniature golf, ceramic painting, outdoor summer concerts and a variety of restaurants.
I Love Dirt / Cherle Enterprises
At I Love Dirt, we carry everything but the bike! We have unique apparel & accessories for avid motocross & extreme sports competitors and fans. Cherle Enterprises is an innovative full-service advertising & promotional specialty company.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Enjoy unique shopping and dining in Historic Downtown Lombard and the beautiful Lilacia Park. Special events for all ages throughout the year. Free parking.
Shop Von Maur, Carson Pirie Scott, JCPenney, Target, and nearly 150 specialty shops. Kids love the Yorktown Express train and the free Treehouse Adventure Play Area. Experience exciting tastes, styles and entertainment at The Shops On Butterfield.
Sweet Street Candies and Goodies
An old fashioned candy store with over 500 varieties of candy including retro, novelty, bulk candy, imported licorice, Door County fudge and gourmet chocolates. Candy buffets and party favors can be customized for your occasion. Stop in for samples!
A specialty food store featuring artisanal, small batch extra virgin olive oils on tap, a variety of balsamic vinegars from Modena, Italy, fresh spices from our spice locker, and a full menu of gourmet food items and accessories. Stop in for a taste and see why customers say wow!
CITY:Long Grove
Nestled in historic homes and buildings that date back to the community's roots in the 1800's, Long Grove's shops specialize in unique gifts, boutiques, antiques, clothing, exceptional art and home décor, and distinctive menus. Visitors can stroll the cobblestone walks that wind through the historic downtown and enjoy seasonal lush gardens and scenic views. And they can make it a quick trip or a day's outing, shopping and indulging their tastes with a variety of food and bakery products, cafés, and fine eating establishments. Fun festivals throughout the year including the famous Chocolate Fest, Summer Fest, Craft Beer Days, Apple Fest and a month of Holiday Festivities to name a few.
CITY:Long Grove
Chicagolands most creative hot glass artisan studio. Glass that glows in the dark that uses phosphorus materials. Shop for unique ready made pieces or take a class and make your own. We are great for interactive special events and parties! We can custom create many different shapes, colors for decoration or to display awards and memorials.
Discover hundreds of well-known speciality and chain stores, and dozens of great dining locations, along the Route 59 Corridor in Naperville.
Main Street Promenade Naperville
Whether you are visiting for work or pleasure, Naperville has something to fit your taste. Come and experience big city styles with small town smiles! Discover the charming shops and distinctive restaurants along our tree-lined streets. Stroll the Riverwalk and enjoy the many pieces of public art, fountains and covered bridges.
Northbrook Court is home to a powerful anchor alignment: Neiman Marcus, Macy's, Lord & Taylor and a free-standing, 36,000 square foot Crate & Barrel Home Store. Also featuring BCBGMAXAZRIA, Cole Haan, CUSP, Tommy Bahama's, Louis Vuitton, Ralph Lauren, Burberry and Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa. Dining and entertainment options include P.F. Chang's, Stir Crazy, Di Pescara, and AMC Theatres providing 14 screens.
Visit this store and find the latest runway looks, sought-after in-season styles, from real designer names you know. These are the same labels you'll find in the finest department stores, but at Loehmann's they are 30-65% less. Real designers really discounted. Their staff can help you find the perfect outfit for every occasion for the whole family.
Over 35 years, Sur La Table has exemplified the Art of Soul and Cooking offering an extensive assortment of products including bakeware, barware, books, cleaning products, cookware, cutlery, electrics, furnishings, gadgets, glassware, grilling tools, linens, serving pieces, table décor and more. Cooking classes are available for all levels whether you are a beginner or an expert. Hone your culinary skills and enjoy the vast array of merchandise to elevate your cooking experience.
The world's leading natural and organic food supermarket and Americas first national certified organic grocer. The Whole Foods Market motto, "Whole Foods, Whole People, Whole Planet" captures the company's mission to find success in customer satisfaction and wellness. Each store features a bakery, prepared foods section, specialty section that includes beer, wine, cheese and candy, butcher and more.
Montblanc, international maker of sophisticated, high quality writing instruments, also offers exquisite writing accessories, leather goods, jewelry, eyewear & watches. Our products meet the demands of quality design, tradition and master craftsmanship.
CITY:Oak Brook
Over 150 specialty stores with outdoor ambiance! Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Macy's, Lord & Taylor and Sears, The Cheesecake Factory, Maggiano's, The Clubhouse and Mon Ami Gabi restaurants. Voted the #1 shopping center.
CITY:Oak Brook
Sephora presents beauty, fragrance & skincare enthusiasts an unparalleled selection of prestige cosmetics that you can touch and try. We offer complimentary color, skincare and fragrance consultations with our beauty experts and free samples!
CITY:Oak Brook
Over the past two centuries, Tiffany has built an international reputation as the ultimate source of gifts for life's most cherished occasions. Whether it's a milestone in the life of a company, a family or an individual's crowning achievement, Tiffany gifts wrapped in the Tiffany Blue Box® symbolize the rich heritage and unparalleled reputation Tiffany & Co. has enjoyed as one of America's great institutions.
CITY:Oak Brook
We are a printmaking workshop open to the public, displaying local artists' original prints at reasonable prices. We also offer jewelry, cards, pottery and one-of-a-kind works.
CITY:Oak Park
An upscale resale boutique that offers designer women's clothing and accessories on consignment for a fraction of their original cost.
CITY:Oak Park
Legendary, eclectic home for music in every format and every genre - "a collector's paradise" since 1972. New and used LP's, cassettes and CD's-bought and sold. CD/DVD/CD-Rom professional scratch repair, collector books & magazines, & Elvis shrine. See us at our new home in the Oak Park Arts District.
CITY:Oak Park
After 5 years of having a showroom and retail store on Oak Park Avenue, Oak Park Home & Hardware has recently become an "Internet only" based business. Oak Park Home & Hardware (OPHH) has become quite well known nationally as one of the premier businesses specializing in Lighting, Furniture, and Home Accessories in the spirit of Arts & Crafts, Mission, Prairie, Tudor, and Art Nouveau. We do offer design services and will assist customers in specifying appropriate products for their home(s). Have a look at our web site. You can order online!
CITY:Oak Park
Fly Bird is a gift boutique filled with curious items for the happy home, body and mind with an emphasis on fun and design. Fly Bird offers a selection of carefully curated items from around the world as well as local designers. Stop by if you're in need of a fun place to shop!
CITY:Oak Park
Olive & Well offers a Tasting Experience you won't soon forget. Featuring the best selection of the most flavorful Olive Oils from around the world and authentic Balsamic Vinegars de Modena Italy; including 18-year-old Traditional style. Our offerings include those from both Northern and Southern hemisphere small-batch groves. Enjoy your favorite and watch as it is bottled before your eyes in a beautiful souvenir bottle. Located in Historic Oak Park in the Scoville Square at Lake St. & Oak Park Avenue. Come join the fun at 133 N. Oak Park Avenue or visit us at www.oliveandwell.com We ship throughout the U.S. Everyday is a "Tasting Experience".
CITY:Oak Park
A unique gallery and studio featuring textile and wearable art. Art to wear for women and children created with hand-loomed and felted knits, hand-dyed and embellished fabrics. Special commissions are welcome. Private lessons and classes available in textile arts for adults and children.
CITY:Oak Park
TAKARA features eclectic offerings from one-of-a-kind jewelry, animated and spirited apparel, to international upscale designers, global jewelry, handbags, shoes and more! There's no need to travel to Europe for the latest looks because TAKARA brings the excitement and latest fashions to you.
CITY:Oak Park
A European-inspired toy shop, Geppetto's offers "unplugged" toys that encourage imagination and creative learning. All products are safe, sustainable, and fun! With free gift wrapping, concierge shopping service, and an attentive staff, it's easy to get just the right plaything for the kids in your life at Geppetto's.
CITY:Oak Park
Chameleon is a unique, fun and fashionable clothing boutique in the heart of the Avenue shopping district of Oak Park. Both men and women will find selections of hip, artsy apparel and accessories at this independently owned store.
CITY:Oak Park
An incredible selection of beads and beading supplies in a charming shop with knowledgeable staff. Everything for the beginner to the expert -- new and vintage beads, charms, chain, wire, findings, stringing materials and books. Beaded jewelry repair. Special events include birthday parties, celebrations for adults, classes to improve your craft, and activities for youth groups.
CITY:Oak Park
This cozy children's bookstore is located in the heart of Oak Park. It features award-winning books, foreign language books as well as classics, non-fiction and our new graphic novel/manga section. Enjoy the sounds of nature as you browse puppets, dolls, puzzles, games and music from around the world.
CITY:Oak Park
There is a caring in people who cook that leads them out to the kitchen time and again. Those of us who "Love to Cook and Cook to Love" will find ourselves right at home at Penzeys Spices. Stop by for a visit soon.
CITY:Oak Park
Prodigy Glassworks is in the heart of the Oak Park Art's District at 207 Harrison St. Stop in to watch daily glass blowing demonstrations and to see our beautiful gallery offering unique hand-blown and fused pieces made by local artists. Classes are available weekly for adults and children ages 12+. Beginner classes offered Tuesdays from 6pm–9pm: $150/person, and Saturdays from 10am–1 pm: $150/person. Make your own paperweight Mondays and Thursdays from 12pm-5pm. Paperweights take approximately 30 minutes: $25 each for ages 12+. Call ahead to schedule at (708) 445-8000 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. For a full list of class offerings see our website.
CITY:Oak Park
Peruse fair trade personal accessories, home decor, gifts, coffees, chocolates, and more for one of Oak Park's most unique shopping experiences. Ten Thousand Villages is dedicated to providing necessary and fair income to artisans in developing countries by publicizing their handicrafts and bringing a personal touch by telling their stories.
CITY:Oak Park
An independent book shop nestled in the heart of Oak Park's bustling downtown shopping district, The Book Table offers over 60,000 discounted new and used titles. A majority of the items are 40-50% off retail price, along with annual sidewalk sales offering books for as little as $1. Browse an expansive collection of art, photography, architecture, history, fiction, non-fiction, and children's books in this inviting indie shop.
CITY:Oak Park
The first athletic shoe store in Illinois features over 200 styles of shoes. Men, women, and children's shoes by Nike, Saucony, New Balance, Converse, Adidas, Teva, Birkenstock, Asics, Crocs, Reef, Brooks, Mizuno and Merrell. Apparel and Accessories. Open 7 days a week, Monday & Thursday till 8pm.
CITY:Oak Park
Located in the Oak Park Arts District, we feature contemporary folk art, found object art and fine crafts created primarily with vintage, re-used, reworked, recycled and reclaimed materials. You will find truly unique, eco-friendly, "green" art and artful objects for yourself or for gift giving created by Lisa Nordstrom and other intriguing artists. Visit our website for current exhibits and special events.
CITY:Oak Park
The Avenue shops are located at Oak Park and Lake Street and across from picturesque Scoville Park. It's All Here! In the "Heart of Oak Park" you'll find specialty shops that offer personal service as the norm -- not the exception! International and local designers of fashion and jewelry, antique shops, galleries and fine restaurants.
CITY:Oak Park
A unique collection of galleries, boutiques and restaurants on Harrison Street from Austin Blvd. to Elmwood Ave. in Oak Park, Illinois. Find one of a kind apparel, art, jewelry, beads and home accessories. Have a meal or a snack or specialty coffee drinks at the Buzz Café, or a meal and a cocktail at Trattoria 225. Dance and exercise studios, healing arts businesses, and hair salons are among the district's offerings. The nine blocks feature painted artist benches and public art throughout. Convenient to the Austin Blvd. exit from the Eisenhower Expressway, the Austin stop on the CTA Blue Line and Stop 17 on the Free Shuttle. Gallery hours vary -- call or check website for more information.
CITY:Oak Park
A unique showroom located in the eclectic Oak Park Arts District featuring exclusive fashions for children, specializing in christening outfits, flower girl dresses, boy's tuxedos and First Holy Communion apparel. You will also find a full line of accessories, gifts and Kidorable rain gear. Our knowledgeable staff will make it easy for you to find the perfect outfit for that special day. Hours are by appointment in our showroom, or you can choose to have a free consultation in your home.
CITY:Oak Park
Visit us for maps, books, souvenirs and unique gifts. Tickets are available for Hemingway's Birthplace Home and Museum, Historic Pleasant Home and The Historical Society of Oak Park & River Forest. Purchase other seasonal special events tickets here.
CITY:Oak Park
Built in 1905, Scoville Square was designed by E.E. Roberts and is one of the few examples of Prairie style architecture applied to commercial buildings. In 1980, commissioned architect John Vinci restored the building to its original grandeur. Ideal atmosphere for social and business fundraisers and receptions. Various shops and Winberie's restaurant are on the first floor.
CITY:Oak Park
Enclosed, two-level shopping center featuring Apple, Coach, A/X Armani, Lego, Gilly Hicks and over 150 fine shops & restaurants.
CITY:Orland Park
The Old Orland Historic District has antique and specialty shops, and interesting service businesses nestled in a 1800s neighborhood of historic churches, charming houses and colorful gardens.
CITY:Orland Park
Orland Park Place features an exceptional line-up of retailers including Old Navy, Marshall's, Nordstrom Rack, DSW, Jared Jewelers and many other fine stores and restaurants.
CITY:Orland Park
Matching your foot structure to a pair of shoes. Carrying running, walking and cross training shoes. Also carrying a full line of technical clothing.
CITY:Palos Heights
Over 130 fabulous stores featuring the latest fashions and trends, including Carson's, JC Penney, Sears and Forever 21. A new Classic Cinemas opened in 2008 showing great movies. Conveniently located on Cermak Rd., west of Harlem Ave.
Premium imported cigars, Davidoff White Label Merchant Humidors, lighters, pipes, and specialty cigarettes and accessories. On-site smoking lounge with multi-media entertainment.
CITY:Rolling Meadows
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I forget the name. Norma?
What I'd give for a slice of that pepperoni pie right now.
We have a pretty economical USPS format figured out and I will PM you after the holidays with details. Bob
Norma, they taste completely different than anything cooked in the kitchen. Even when using the same exact dough. They taste very much like a 00 NP. It's gotta be the oven.


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The Douglas County commissioners took over the process of nominating and appointing library trustees, with a 3-0 vote at the March 26 commissioners' meeting.
Prior to the change, the Douglas County Library District Board of Trustees had, since the early 1990s, recommended new appointments for ratification by commissioners.
With adoption of the new policy, two of the three commissioners will act as a nomination committee for new trustees when positions open, and a two-thirds majority vote of the commissioners will be required to approve the recommendation.
The commissioners' decision was preceded by nearly two hours of public comment, most of it critical of their proposal. Of the handful of people who supported the commissioners' decision, half were rejected library trustee applicants, or were related to someone who applied but was not selected as a trustee.
The now-discarded process of the library board handling its own nominations is one of two protocols allowed under state law, which prohibits an elected trustee board.
The second option is to have county commissioners appoint trustees, as they do with the planning commission and other public volunteer boards and commissions.
Critics of the commissioner-appointed process fear it will politicize the library board. Commissioners adopted the process to create greater accountability to taxpayers, said Commissioner Jill Repella, District 3.
"The first thing that goes through my mind and my heart is how disappointed I am that the word 'politics' is being thrown around in this issue," Repella said. "This is about governance to me. It is a very large budget of taxpayer dollars. If something goes wrong, I ask who's responsible.
"Ideally a separate government should be an elected body," she said. "This is the only connection to an elected body the citizens have. We are taking it from a weak link to a stronger link."
The commissioners' solution was to create the two-commissioner nomination committee for a trustee nomination. The committee will submit its recommendation to the three-member board of county commissioners for ratification.
The commissioners' resolution was designed to mirror the provisions allowed in state statute, said county spokeswoman Wendy Holmes. The prevailing concern was that its effect could change the future of the library district.
"The library board of trustees doesn't need fixing," said Carla Turner of Larkspur. "There is no evidence that a change in protocol or procedure is going to add any value to the process or improve the number one library in the nation."
Commissioner Jack Hilbert, who in past weeks expressed discontent with the controversial viewpoints expressed by library director Jamie LaRue, made no comments at the March 26 public hearing.
LaRue's wife, Suzanne LaRue, pointed out the positive gains made at the district, despite adverse economic conditions.
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Debates of March 16th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #98 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was refugees.
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- World Water Day
- Cougar Flight 491
- Canadian Defence Executive of the Year Award
- John F. Dee
- St. Patrick's Day
- Canada Post
- The Hastings Helpers
- Jamaica
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- Co-op Week
- Enabling Accessibility Fund
- Montfort Hospital
- Canadian Hunger Foundation
- Member for Papineau
- Seniors
- Seal Hunt
- 41st General Election
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- Telecommunications
- Broadcasting Industry
- National Defence
- Aboriginal Affairs
- National Defence
- Air Canada
- Health
- Foreign Affairs
- Youth
- Persons with Disabilities
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Veterans Affairs
- Shawinigan-Sud Tax Centre
- Taxation
- 2015 Pan Am Games
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- Canadian Food Inspection Agency
- The Environment
- Employment Insurance
- Points of Order
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Foreign Affairs
Oral Questions
11:45 a.m.
Ottawa West—Nepean
John Baird Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, we are all deeply concerned by this legislation that runs contrary to core Canadian values of freedom of speech, of human rights and the rule of law.
Canada's ambassador has written to the Russian government to express our deep concern, and yes we have, at his request, put a travel advisory on our website.
Foreign Affairs
Oral Questions
11:45 a.m.
Randall Garrison Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca, BC
Mr. Speaker, I thank the minister for his quick action.
Given that many countries fail to recognize lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights and therefore the ongoing threats to safety of lesbian and gay travellers in those countries, it is clear more needs to be done both to oppose the discrimination and to provide protection to Canadian travellers.
Will the minister commit today to improving the travel advice offered to Canadians on the Foreign Affairs travel advisory site by adding specific warnings for countries where it is unsafe for LGBT travellers?
Foreign Affairs
Oral Questions
11:45 a.m.
Ottawa West—Nepean
John Baird Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, we are concerned when Canadians travel abroad, for their health and safety. We will certainly look at that. We have already done the advisory with respect to St. Petersburg.
One of the core responsibilities that I have as Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs is to promote Canadian values around the world and I will continue to do this.
Oral Questions
11:45 a.m.
Isabelle Morin Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine, QC
Mr. Speaker, this year, for the first time in nearly 40 years, millions of young Canadians are being deprived of an important job search tool. I am talking about youth employment centres, which have suffered further cuts. Certain groups in my riding are particularly worried about how this will affect youth at risk.
Need I remind this government that the youth unemployment rate is double the Canadian average?
Why are the Conservatives abandoning our youth?
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
Kellie Leitch Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development and to the Minister of Labour
Mr. Speaker, in 2010-11 the youth employment strategy actually helped over 57,000 youth get the jobs and the skills they needed so they could successfully enter into the workplace. There is a permanent increase in the Canada student jobs, almost 40,000 jobs every year.
This government is moving forward, ensuring that young people have the jobs and the skills they need to enter the workforce. Why does the NDP keep voting against every one of these initiatives?
Persons with Disabilities
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
Manon Perreault Montcalm, QC
Mr. Speaker, people with disabilities who did not vote the right way are victims of discrimination. Information from the Department of Human Resources and Skills Development shows that nearly 85% of the $67 million from the enabling accessibility fund was used for projects in Conservative ridings.
How does the minister plan on remedying this disgusting imbalance and ensuring that all Canadians with disabilities are treated fairly?
Persons with Disabilities
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
Kellie Leitch Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development and to the Minister of Labour
Mr. Speaker, the government created an enabling accessibility fund to help ensure community centres and public places were available and accessible to people with disabilities. The NDP voted against every one of those initiatives.
Projects were approved based on recommendations from public servants. The number of projects approved corresponded to the regions and proportionally to the applications received. Unfortunately, with so many applications, not all of those that applied would receive funding. However, every one of the projects that was chosen was based on merit.
Fisheries and Oceans
Oral Questions
March 16th, 2012 / 11:50 a.m.
Lawrence MacAulay Cardigan, PE
Mr. Speaker, there is not a fisheries group in Canada that I have spoken to that supports the elimination of the owner-operator policy. They understand that it would be devastating to the fishery and devastating to the community where these fishers live.
Will the government listen to the fishers and the community leaders where these fishers live? Will the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans indicate to the House that he will not take our inshore fishery and give it to the large corporations in our country and, in doing so, destroy the economy of hundreds of small communities in Atlantic Canada?
Fisheries and Oceans
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
New Brunswick
Keith Ashfield Minister of Fisheries and Oceans and Minister for the Atlantic Gateway
Mr. Speaker, that is exactly what we are doing. We are listening to fishermen from across the country, and Canadians in general, about how we can move the fishery forward, how we can improve the fishery.
Unfortunately the member across did not spend enough time listening to the fishermen and Canadians. That is why he is way down there.
Veterans Affairs
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
Sean Casey Charlottetown, PE
Mr. Speaker, yesterday the Minister of Veterans Affairs had a letter in the Charlottetown Guardian, praising the employees of his department. However, last Saturday he had a letter in the Chronicle Herald calling them a bloated, inefficient bureaucracy.
Why is the minister speaking out of both sides of his mouth? Is he not aware that we have Internet on Prince Edward Island? Why is he is calling the employees in his department inefficient, bureaucratic and stupid?
Veterans Affairs
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
Mississauga—Brampton South
Eve Adams Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Veterans Affairs
Mr. Speaker, our Conservative government values the good work done by our public servants. In fact, the folks at Veterans Affairs have dedicated their lives to providing wonderful service to our veterans.
We recognize the good work done in Charlottetown. It will remain a key focus of ours.
Shawinigan-Sud Tax Centre
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
Ruth Ellen Brosseau Berthier—Maskinongé, QC
Mr. Speaker, last week we asked questions about the future of the Shawinigan-Sud Tax Centre. The parliamentary secretary responded by talking about employment insurance. The nonsense just keeps coming.
The question was clear: is the CRA tax centre in Shawinigan closing its doors or not?
Are hundreds of well-paid jobs going to disappear?
Shawinigan-Sud Tax Centre
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
Gail Shea Minister of National Revenue
Mr. Speaker, no final decisions have been made. We know we must spend taxpayer money wisely, while ensuring that our government programs are both efficient and effective and deliver a high level of service to Canadians. They must do all of this and ensure that the integrity of our tax system is also protected.
Shawinigan-Sud Tax Centre
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
Robert Aubin Trois-Rivières, QC
Mr. Speaker, we are talking about a region where the unemployment rate is already over 10%. It seems to me that a clear answer could help hundreds of workers sleep better over the next few weeks, even the next few years. All we need is a clear and simple answer to a clear question. Even the Premier of Quebec has shared his concerns with the leader of the NDP. Getting a clear answer to a clear question is the challenge of the day.
Is the Shawinigan-Sud tax centre closing or not?
Shawinigan-Sud Tax Centre
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Gail Shea Minister of National Revenue
Mr. Speaker, the clear answer is that no final decisions have been made on any centres across the country.