Rob Chipman

[...] . Balance in all things. My name is Rob Chipman and I’m a realtor, pilot and all around Curious George. I really enjoy flying, playing guitar and hockey, real estate and the Chilcotin. I [...]

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[...] You Can’t Say on TV: On TV in 1967: Airforce picture and discharge papers: My name is Rob Chipman and I’m a realtor, pilot and all around Curious George. I really enjoy flying, playing [...]

[...] ;t turned the whole downtown into a bunch of micro-suites. Balance in all things. My name is Rob Chipman and I’m a realtor, pilot and all around Curious George. I really enjoy flying, playing [...]

[...] of us a great opportunity to communicate more, and improve the world by calling bullshit on bullshit whenever we are able. Do not hesitate to contact me by email if you have something to tell me, [...]

[...] of us a great opportunity to communicate more, and improve the world by calling bullshit on bullshit whenever we are able. Do not hesitate to contact me by email if you have something to tell me, [...]

[...] of us a great opportunity to communicate more, and improve the world by calling bullshit on bullshit whenever we are able. Do not hesitate to contact me by email if you have something to tell me, [...]

[...] of us a great opportunity to communicate more, and improve the world by calling bullshit on bullshit whenever we are able. Do not hesitate to contact me by email if you have something to tell me, [...]

[...] Web 2.0 offers all of us a great opportunity to communicate more, and improve the world by calling bullshit on bullshit whenever we are able. Do not hesitate to contact me by email if you have [...]

[...] Web 2.0 offers all of us a great opportunity to communicate more, and improve the world by calling bullshit on bullshit whenever we are able. Do not hesitate to contact me by email if you have [...]

[...] Web 2.0 offers all of us a great opportunity to communicate more, and improve the world by calling bullshit on bullshit whenever we are able. Do not hesitate to contact me by email if you have [...]

[...] Web 2.0 offers all of us a great opportunity to communicate more, and improve the world by calling bullshit on bullshit whenever we are able. Do not hesitate to contact me by email if you have [...]

[...] example. He and I agree on at least one big thing, but I think we disagree on the wisdom of Justin Trudeau, at least in regard to Trudeau’s recent pronouncement on enforced MP consistency on [...]

[...] contenders for executive power) from Dick Cheney through Barack Obama and Stephen Harper to Justin Trudeau. They are unhappy with a system that restricts their power (for better or worse). Other [...]

[...] Twitter – always a source of inspiration! Justin Trudeau hit the Twittersphere as a result of clarifying his position on weed, and whether it should [...]

[...] Conservatives or NDP who wants to take the opposing side of the issue. It’s clear that Stephen Harper wants nothing to do with abortion legislation. Any Tory backbencher who tries to bring up [...]

[...] politician to get behind that solution. It’s vulnerable to irrational attack (although Stephen Harper could outflank Justin Trudeau by simply saying, in a monotone drone “Stop the madness [...]

[...] executives (or contenders for executive power) from Dick Cheney through Barack Obama and Stephen Harper to Justin Trudeau. They are unhappy with a system that restricts their power (for better or [...]

[...] of vacant units is higher among properties for sale then you’d conclude that 25% of all Downtown units is high. That might be a bad assumption. I’ll leave you to judge for yourself. Are [...]