Looks like not a lot of people know what a poutine is. Basically it is fries covered with cheese curds and gravy. Go here for wiki link for more info. Might I add, its really good

It is Daylight Saving Time again in North America this Sunday March 14th at 2:00 am. Remember to set your clocks forward 1 hour.

The last 17 days have brought out the Canadian spirit that lies deep within me. So many celebrations happened everyday in the city of Vancouver, yet there was so little time to enjoy it all due to busy work schedules.

Canada may not have received the most overall medals, however we won the Gold medal count by getting 14 medals. The most gold medals ever won by a nation during the Olympic Winter Games!

These Olympic Games got off to a dark start with the death of Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili. May his legacy always be remembered.
Other problems include the cauldron's hydraulic system malfunctioning during the opening ceremonies, and the record breaking warm temperatures causing a lack of snow on the mountains. However, organizers overcame the many problems faced by the end of the first week.

Hopefully we showed the world how great the city of Vancouver is and how much pride we Canadians have for our great country.

I am proud to be Canadian!

Happy Chinese New Year everyone! Gung Hay Fat Choy.
May everyone have a safe and prosperous year.
It is the year of the Tiger.
PS: Happy Valentines Day as well.

Since it has been awhile since I did a news update and had nothing to talk about, I decided to say for those of you who do not know, the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver are starting tomorrow (Friday, February 12th 2010).

If you didn't know, a lot of the staff are from Vancouver, and we are excited that the games are finally starting. Join us as we watch athletes from around the world compete for gold!