On May 29th, we left Toronto and took a couple flights across the continent to our new home in Whitehorse! We’d spent some Christmas money and timed a seat sale and booked ourselves (and our cat) in business class on Air Canada from Toronto to Whitehorse. We got to the Continue Reading
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Preparing for a move across the continent
While we’ve already completed the move from Toronto to Whitehorse, this post takes a look back at the time leading up to our move since my last post. We took in a lot of what Toronto had to offer before making the move. We went places we’d been meaning to Continue Reading
Quick Trip to Kingston
Last week I took the train to Kingston for a quick trip. I’d never been before, and there was a workshop Queens was putting on regarding geosynthetics and barriers. I won’t bore you with the state of practice for geosynthetics in mining, but will describe a few other bits. The Continue Reading
To all ends of the Toronto subway
On March 21, myself, Kayla, and a few friends took on an adventure – travelling the entire subway network in one go. If you’re unfamiliar with the Toronto subway network, see the below subway and streetcar map: Starting at Union at 7PM, we worked our way up the Yonge line Continue Reading
A fun weekend with friends in Toronto
This past weekend was full of fun, and is something I’ll miss after the move. Friday started with the iron ring ceremony, a Canadian tradition in which engineering graduates take the Calling of the Engineer, getting the distinctive iron ring. It’s been eight years since I took the Calling and Continue Reading
A quick trip to Vancouver in the midst of a busy week
One of the things I love about what I do is the travel – although sometimes the travel comes at somewhat awkward times. After being in workshops in-person in Toronto on Monday and Tuesday, I flew out to Vancouver Tuesday night for some client meetings. Based on what I can Continue Reading
In the midst of a snowy weekend in Toronto
This weekend we find ourselves with much more snow in Toronto than we’ve received in years. It really drives home how much I’ve missed a snow cover. Having grown up in the snowbelt off Lake Huron, the relatively warmer winters in Toronto by the lake, coupled with climate change, have Continue Reading
Well here we go….
Thanks for visiting the site! I assume that I’ve personally sent you here if you’re reading this. By the looks of things, I have quite a bit of formatting and learning ahead of me, so I appreciate your patience with the appearances to start off. I suppose the question is Continue Reading