Dad's final and maybe his greatest public service was the great highway war.

It was a great opportunity (for him) to learn the lumber business from the ground up.

Despite the fact that this was a terrible injury and in those days a great handicap, Dad always claimed that it was the making of his success in the lumber business.

It is designed to give [service providers] and users a better handle on the volumes of data going through their networks so that they can try and stop the bad traffic closer to the source.

I wouldn't vote to give anybody $200 a month to be on call for no service,

The Caucus I joined in 1953 had as many Boer War veterans as men who had seen active service in World War II, three from each. The Ministry appointed on 5th December 1972 was composed entirely of ex-servicemen: Lance Barnard and me.