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Judi Lynn

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8. You are fortunate to have spent time in that area. It looks like a beautiful region.

Tue Sep 16, 2025, 01:16 PM

Sep 16

While I was looking at the photos of Ontario Cobalt, I stumbled across a bio of Charlie Angus, from Macleans, all new to me, and interesting. I only learned about Charlie Angus through following Meidas Touch progressive podcast, following their introduction of him as an honored Canadian resource for Canadian opinion on US/Canada relations, then the opening of his Meidas Canada podcast network.

Now I can see why he would have a real understanding of Cobalt, Canada!

https://macleans.ca/politics/ottawa/charlie-angus-comes-in-from-the-cold/

Regarding the bookstore you mentioned, it surely looks like a wonderful place to spend a lot of time. So interesting, priceless atmosphere. Looks like a treasure. If only it could be cloned for other parts of the country.

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THE FIRST 9/11 - KISSINGER, OPERACIN CONDOR, PINOCHET Judi Lynn Sep 12 #1

And I don't plan to forget malaise Sep 12 #2

Charlie Angus is terrific Easterncedar Sep 13 #3

He's all that, for sure! Wonderful he is heading Canada's own network, too. Judi Lynn Sep 15 #4

His book on Cobalt Ontario is a great read Easterncedar Sep 15 #5

Really! I only heard he wrote about last week or so. Had no idea Canada had it there. Judi Lynn Sep 15 #6

Cobalt is still a town in Ontario, although not the giant it was Easterncedar Sep 15 #7

You are fortunate to have spent time in that area. It looks like a beautiful region. Judi Lynn Sep 16 #8