Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
Electric vehicles have been in my life a few times in the last 50 years. The first was an electric Marathon c-300 I was testing
Let’s do some simple math. Multiply typical January Canadian conditions by Prince Edward Island roads. Add Platinum White Pearl paint. Subtract conscientious car owners. And
Many Canadians know Labrador as the mainland portion of Canada’s most easterly province. Flung against the cold North Atlantic seas, its rough triangular shape comprises
NEW YORK CITY, September 2000… We were standing on 59th Street in New York City in sweltering heat. A bead of nervous sweat dripped down
For Part 1, please click here. With tools flying, technicians stripped down the Samurai, handing parts to the platoon of carriers who lugged them
SEPTEMBER 1989… I was talking to Rob Hutchison, a business associate and friend, about his new assignment as Central Region Special Event Manager for General
“I take to the open road, healthy, free, the world before me.” – Walt Whitman I forced my brain to crawl out of its
QUEBEC, QC… With a minute to spare, we pulled into the final checkpoint for Day 2 of The Great EV Rally / le Grand Rallye
Exactly twenty-five years ago, I was doing a lot of the same things I’m doing today. Making lists, getting documents in order, checking drive routes,
The powersports market, comprised of traditional four-wheelers (ATVs) and newer-style side-by-side rigs (UTVs) has always been a going concern in rural corners of Nova Scotia.
