Jeers to reckless drivers, the carbon tax and tone-deaf carbon tax cheerleaders. Cheers to heroes Jaycee Grandy, Greg Higdon and Chad Jefford.
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Police stopped a young driver on the road last week who was doing 166 kilometres per hour. — Holyrood RCMP photo: to reckless drivers. As if last week’s sudden arrival of wintry weather wasn’t enough to send vehicles careening into each other and sliding off the road, there are some drivers out there who simply throw all caution to the wind. On Wednesday, the RCMP in Holyrood reported that they had clocked a driver travelling at 166 kilometres an hour at 9:30 a.m.
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