I’m really not much of a football fan, let alone Canadian football. But there’s something truly special about a small town like Winnipeg getting to experience a professional sports championship. The city came close a few years ago when the Jets ran into the Vegas Golden Knights in the NHL Western Conference Final. Alas, it wasn’t to be.

Tonight’s Grey Cup was one of the most dominant championship game performances I’ve ever seen. Every facet of this game was won by the Blue Bombers. The line of scrimmage was dominated by the Blue and Gold. And Andrew Harris being born and bred in Winnipeg? This is just the icing on top.

Congratulations to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

It could be considered cheating, this whole “NaNoBlogMo” thing and me simply linking to pieces I previously wrote elsewhere. Perhaps I owe everyone an apology for that.

But I’m also not convinced that every Newsprint reader is a Sweet Setup reader. Perhaps, but I doubt it.

Some of my favourite and best work from the past few years is on The Sweet Setup. And this interview of my pal Jamie is one of the more unique pieces I’ve put together. Jamie was gracious enough to let me join him for a ride in his new Tesla Model 3, and I had to ask some questions along the way.

Head over to The Sweet Setup for the whole interview and my thoughts on the current state of electric vehicles in cold climates.