10AM Chretiens were Relying on their GPS
Posted May 11, 2011 10:16:45 AM.
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**Gary Doyle is in for Jeff Allan** 10am The plight of a B.C. couple who went missing in the Nevada mountains in mid-March is raising questions about the reliability of global positioning systems (GPS) in rural areas. Albert and Rita Chretien were travelling from their home in B.C., to Las Vegas when their van ran became stuck on a logging road. Guest: Peter Cheney, Feature Writer at the Globe and Mail. Question: Do you trust your GPS or do you rely on maps and commonsense? 10:30am Homeowners: cut your grass, scrub out your garbage cans and get rid of that old chesterfield in the front yard. If you don’t, expect a fine of at least $250 under a new “lot maintenance bylaw” going to Cambridge council for discussion. Guest: Hardy Bromberg, the city’s chief building official.Question: Is this a good idea? Do you have a neighbor whose yard looks like a dump?
