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HMCS Fredericton (K245)[edit]

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Please don't tag works in progress[edit]

Your recent drive-by tagging of the OA&PS article is unneeded. I assume you didn't see the history, which would have demonstrated this to be a work in progress. Maury Markowitz (talk) 14:51, 8 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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to cycling activities, the club has featured [[Ice skating|skating]], [[baseball]] ,[Ice hockey]], curling, and [[ten-pin bowling]]. In 1953, the club decided to focus exclusively on curling

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your past blog: http://donwatcher.blogspot.ca/2009/09/elevated-wetlands.html[edit]

Hi, I realize that this was quite some time ago, but I found some information in my teacher resource searching that led me to your past blog. In case you didn't already know the history (which I doubt), here are a couple of pages from a Teacher Resource booklet sponsored by a Council of the Canadians Plastic Industry Association (hopefully attached, but the name is "The Elevated Wetlands: Teaching Resource: Grade 6,7,8"). One has to be aware of the obvious bias in the mentioned resource book, but it is still interesting why the "wetlands" were created, and that they probably do do an okay job of filtering the water from the Don. Is there a plaque or anything describing what is happening in the "wetlands"? The trees seem small for their age... they would have been 12 years old at the time of your blog. Brian

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A heads-up[edit]

You moved Castle Frank to Castle Frank Brook.

I think this was a bad idea. Castle Frank is now, and was then, a notable topic, meriting a standalone article.

I looked at the version you redirected, and I do not agree that it was mainly about the brook. Geo Swan (talk) 04:28, 11 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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