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We鈥檝e just celebrated Canada Day, the 150th birthday of the country I call home.

There feels a pretty intense amount of pressure in central Canada to make the very most out of the summer months. To be honest, I'm on board with this. Not the pressure, but I love to use the summer weather to its fullest.

Know your ABCD s. You may have lots of little spots on your skin, possibly because you got too much sun some years ago.

We鈥檝e been putting in a lot of work recently to revamp The Observer.

It was three years ago this month that oil prices began their big decline. Three years, folks. We鈥檙e now entering year four. The downturn didn鈥檛 really show its teeth until Nov. 26, 2014, when OPEC met and decided to let the price of oil float.

Well, once again I鈥檝e taken the plunge, butted out my last cigarette (hopefully) and quit smoking. It鈥檚 never easy, in fact it鈥檚 downright maddening, but I鈥檝e had good runs in the past and, with any luck, this time it鈥檒l stick.

Cheers: Cheers to all of the people who entered floats, vehicles, horses and more into the Bienfait Canada Day parade. It was great to see all the entries.

Not surprisingly, millions of Canadians are furious that Omar Khadr will be receiving $10.5 million in taxpayer dollars for what he has termed as human rights abuses. Khadr was born in Canada, but fought against soldiers from Canada, the U.S.

C anadians are getting increasingly addicted to their mobile devices.

Changes are underway or are in the wind for Canada, just as she marked the occasion of her 150th birthday since Confederation, with impending trade negotiations with the United States looming on the horizon, and a major G20 summit meeting coming up i