Dundurn

But again, I don't know those details.

But back to Ray's text, he's talking about why are our highways so dangerous? This tragedy in Foam Lake, he points out, of course, the woman was, I think, from Dundurn who was driving the wrong way.

with her own kids, ended up killing a mom and daughter, getting a slap on the wrist.

What needs to change on our highways and the consequences for people that end up killing people on the roadway, is Ray's point.

I've really seen a lot of the increased investment in infrastructure.

So before I was here with the Snowbirds, I was in Dundurn, Saskatchewan, which is close to Saskatoon.

And over the last year or so, as we're getting this increased amount of investment, we're We're seeing the infrastructure reinvestment.

We're seeing new comms infrastructure, new buildings being built.

I mean, I think Brunswick is a Canadian company, so good on you for shopping Canadian.

Uh, "If you are what you eat, then I'm a boiled hotdog," says Tom in Dundurn.

"I grew up on them and still love them today, but I will never eat a disgusting sardine." "I remember going to country dances years ago," this is Carol in Swift Current, "and midnight lunch would come along.

You never ate the sandwiches that had gray filling." [gags] Like, gross.

Summing up 2026 harvest in one word, expensive.

Brad from Dundurn.

The bills are paid, so every bushel from here on out is pure profit as I drive towards the last pass in the field.

Dave, thanks for the text.