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Welcome to All About THAIOur menu offers a wide array of all the popular traditional Thai dishes as well as our signature creations which include some fusion fare. Experience delicacies that are exquisite with delicious flavors that you can only find here at the All About THAI or enjoy a selection of traditional Thai dishes prepared from market fresh spices and imported ingredients. Our chefs create a sumptuous extravaganza of international fares for gourmet adventurers in our extensive menu.You could visit Thailand and enjoy its worldly mystery, its dangerous allure and its addicting tastes or you could visit us at the All About THAI Restaurant and catch a glimpse of the 'old-world' charm and fragrances of Thailand.Please inform your server about any special requests or allergies. Most dishes can be prepared to your desired flavor, whether it be milder or spicier or even vegetarian at your request.Thank you :)

Welcome to the new collaborative web site for the Radio Canada DX Group.It is powered by MediaWiki - a powerful Open Source community project served on Fedora Linux.The 'Radio Canada DX Group' is a non-profit, 11-meter SSB (Single Side Band), Citizens Band Radio Group, established in 1969.It replaced 'Radio Free Canada' which was adopted in Saskatchewan sometime in the middle 60's.Our Group is open to all Canadians and we take great pride in representing our country to the rest of the World.Our aim is to promote a degree of professionalism in the Canadian 'Theatre of Radio Operations' and to unite the collective voice of Canadians.Our Group enjoys a worldwide reputation of first class Radio Operation.Our new Guestbook is now open!Or contact us via email at contact AT radiocanadadxgroup DOT COMATTENTION! The National Roster for the Radio Canada DX Group is once again open due to popular demand.We will posting an updated current roster for each province.If you are looking for a RCDX Group number please contact Doug (RC02)Alternate Group FrequencyIf DX is heavy (or just plain annoying) members are encouraged to monitor CH35 LSB (27.355mhz) instead of the usual CH38 LSB (27.385mhz).If DX is heavy during a Sunday night checkin we will move the net to Ch35 LSB (27.355mhz)