The engine choices run from the 195-horsepower, 4.3-litre V-6 to a 6.0-litre V-8 that twists out 367 hp. and 375 pound-feet of torque. The 1500 extended cab comes with a 4.8-litre V-8 that's married to a four-speed automatic. The tester upped this to the beefier 5.3-litre V-8 that's part of the $2,920 1SC package (along with the engine come things such as a six-way power driver's seat, nicer cloth seats and a rear-window defogger). The Sierra's box is fitted with all the usual items (stake holes, tie-downs and slots for the two-by-six boards that allow two-tier stacking). There's also a natty rail system ($225) that allows the extra tie-downs to be moved to suit the load. The extended cab's six-foot-six box is the best compromise -- with the lockable tailgate ($125) lowered, it carries ...
... rights in respect of land tenure and a quantum of settlement land (41,595 square kilometres), acc... of modern treaties represents a quantum leap beyond the pre-Confederation historical treaties s...
While all three teams advanced to the finals for the first time ever, the Barbarians Division 2 men's team was the only one that managed to bring home the hardware, opening the day with a 29-15 victory over the Winnipeg Assassins for the fifth D2 title in club history. [...] the season was a quantum leap forward for a women's program that had struggled to gain a solid footing until breaking out this summer.
Veteran CTV staffer Sylvia Kuzyk, arguably the local station's most popular personality since arriving as CKY's "weather girl" in 1974, agreed with [Bill Hanson]'s assessment. She said the new studio/office complex -- a spacious, amply windowed third-storey office with a panoramic southern view -- is a quantum-leap improvement over the cramped basement quarters CTV's news department has called home for nearly half a century. It works out to about the same amount of space as we're using today," he said. "It's really going to bring everybody together. The building we're in now is little pockets of people in their departments, separated by vast expanses of empty hallways and stairwells.... We've got space here from back in the days when there were a lot of live or original programs being ...
...It is not possible to make the leap from a single glucose test to the many diseases li... was insufficient understanding to make a quantum leap from reduction in glucose to the treatment of...
I can't say that I'm at all as excited about nursing as I am about Grease," says the former Miles Macdonell Collegiate student. "I'm all about this. With just nursing I don't feel fulfilled. I feel that at my age it's OK to follow my heart. "I'm not interested in the show they're auditioning for," says [Ken Peter]. "I've hired a director for that. I'm thinking about future shows and who looks the parts and who can sing the parts. [Kristi Sawka] had the innocent face and could sing." "I've seen it before," says [Zane Zalis]. "It's not the first time she's made a quantum leap. I'm convinced she's just begun to scratch the surface of her talent. She combines raw talent with very admirable discipline, and to top it off, she has a sweetheart personality."
... release tablet does not constitute a quantum leap. [57] Other opioids were available in control...
In your article, Drivers Rev Up Their Outrage (May 14) you quote Justice Minister Dave Chomiak saying: "If it saves one life then it is worth it. If it saves one child it is worth it." Are they employing children in construction zones? Please, Mr. Chomiak, get a new saying, that one has been used to death. But having said that, I think the proper response to his quote can be found on Friday's comic page in a strip called Non Sequitur where the father says "What makes you think that using banal euphemisms is going to change the reality of the situation?" The fact is that 3,000 tickets were issued for construction zones in 2007 and about 60,000 were issued last year. What public servant could not see something was seriously amiss when ticket volumes or even ticket revenues were compared? ...
...âñº. Not only is Ticketgate 2009 a quantum leap over the one of the 1980s, but this one looks...
I think it was a very good year for us," said Ali Alizadeh, president of Hemisphere Gaming of Manitoba, the U.S.-based casino management company that put up the capital to make South Beach a reality. "We're on target and maybe even a little ahead of what was initially foreseen. "We saw significant increases over the previous year," said Judy Goodridge, chief operating officer at Aseneskak. "We actually saw a quantum leap forward." "We'd like to build something that all Manitobans would be proud of," said Alizadeh. "We'll look at expansion that will attract regional visitors."
Well, this week [Sam Katz] unveiled with much pomp and circumstance his plans for wireless Internet access at city libraries and the Pan Am pool. What started as an ambitious plan to put Winnipeg into the forefront of information technology has turned Katz and the city into shills for Manitoba Telecom Services. The deal with MTS does not mark a quantum leap forward in wireless Internet access. It merely extends MTS service to more locations in an area that is saturated by other wireless providers, most notably the Bell Mobility/Telus/Fido/Rogers Wireless consortium that offers hotspot access points all over the city. This brings us to the issue of vision. Katz is correct when he notes those cities in Canada and the United States that have set up free wireless Internet networks are small...
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