Jul 11, 2024
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Construction Begins on Molson Coors Most Modern Facility in Canada
Construction Begins on Molson Coors Most Modern Facility in Canada
Longueuil, Quebec – Molson Coors announced October 19 that it officially broke ground, kicking off the construction for what will be the company’s most modern brewing facility and distribution centre to date. The project represents a major investment and a new chapter in the company’s 230 plus years in Canada.
This new brewery and distribution centre is a significant investment by Molson…
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Tony Pomerleau dies at 100 - https://goo.gl/3ju3nP - #Auto_Insurance, #Dies, #Pomerleau, #TONY
Taking a break from the 23km hike and getting ready for some flat water rafting. Where is the boat? #pomerleau #pomerleauchallenge2017 #defipomerleau2017 (at Saguenay River)
New Post has been published on VR-Zone
ALVINN Was a Self-Driving Car in the 80s
ALVINN Was a Self-Driving Car in the 80s
In 1989, a self-driving car at Carnegie Mellon University was way ahead of its time. We like to think of self-driving cars as a new phenomena, beholden to our high-tech 21st century society. However, the concept has been around as far back as the 80s. While the only high tech car most of us ...
Read more: http://vr-zone.com/articles/alvinn-self-driving-car-80s/117919.html
The Antonio & Rita Pomerleau Foundation Neighborhood Park- Burlington, VT
One of the oddest pocket parks I have ever seen is located in the parking lot of a supermarket in Burlington, Vermont. Antonio and Rita Pomerleau, two well known philanthropists in the city, requested the addition of the park and commissioned the structure to Burlington City Arts. The result is a small roadside attraction that features half human/half bird-like gargoyle figures perched on stone walls and atop columns. Odd is the only word to describe this Vermont diversion.
Not sure if I put this up here yet
Me singing "Had to be there."