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It is more commonly known as Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) abbreviated as LdSH(RC). You may have better luck searching for regimental history using that title. The Regimental Museum and Archives are located in Calgary...

This may be a starting point for you. Official history of the Canadian Army in the Second World War, Vol II The Canadians in Italy, 1943-1945...

What I find hilarious (in a sarcastic, 'are you fucking kidding' manner) are the attempts to suggest that Kimmel is anything more than the clown that he has always been (in his mind or as an example of acceptable social norms). I don't regularly watch any of the late night usual suspects...

My favourite Redford movie.

Reminds me of my time in Rwanda (1994). When we were hiring locals, we asked them for some form of ID, not thinking anything much about it. Many seemed reluctant to provide it or said they had lost their (compulsory?) national ID card. It was only later that we realized that their ID cards...

That was then, this is . . . Things happen when there are delays.

Free speech is "free", but not cheap.

Except she's not being paid to pretend to eat "lab grown evil stuff". She's being paid to pretend to eat a "Beyond Meat™" burger. Not lab grown, but field grown (and then processed and assembled in a factory - just like many animal protein-adjacent products, e.g. Spam)...

Merry Christmas 1989.

Six of one, half dozen of the other. https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/acceptablehttps://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/tolerated acceptable adequate satisfactory decent okay fine good OK tolerable respectable useful serviceable suitable passable all right tolerated permitted...

So you've practiced free will in choosing to consume what could be of questionable (but tasty) origin. Should not consumers in Texas (and the other states that have blocked cultivated meat like substance) have the choice to purchase "cultivated meat like substance" without interference from...

I initially misread that as "pants". I know some food stuffs does have an evacuatory effect on the digestive system, but after you shit your pants a couple of times, most people seek medical attention.

A small study cohort, however if participating, he likely would have skewed the result. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2095627/

That sounds like a "you" problem rather than an "it" problem.

Mr. Dryden once visited CFE (Lahr and Baden) under the auspices of being a guest speaker for the "Canadian Club of Southern Germany". At the time, the president of the Canadian Club was the CO of 4 Fd Amb (an appointed secondary duty), but the day to day arrangements for the Canadian Club...

While it's been years since I've been to the UK or passed through Heathrow Airport, one of the things I noticed, even going back to the 1980s, was that every uniformed police officer I saw in the airport was armed (a goodly portion of them with MP5s). I don't know if plainclothes officers at...

Unless it had been grown in a lab/factory and had never been in a field in which things crap.

How do you instantly make 600 military lawyers into "judges"? https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/08/28/2025-16573/designation-of-temporary-immigration-judges Designation of Temporary Immigration Judges A Rule by the Executive Office for Immigration Review on 08/28/2025 The...

And in an historical and pop culture vein. https://abcnews.go.com/US/famed-sheriff-inspired-walking-tall-movie-implicated-wifes/story?id=125126955 Wonder if it will affect visits to what seems to be a significant local tourist attraction in the community of Adamsville TN...

I see it as a way to devolve police and EMS from doing non-police/EMS functions. My experience of responding to MH calls is very limited and long, long ago. Military medics don't/didn't get many ambulance calls, so for me it was mostly responding to ruckuses in the mess that resulted in some...