get away with both Harold and the goose. While Harold is suffering the company of Stiles, Stiles reveals that his father was a lazy Possum Lodge member, and that his mother's frustration over this fact drove him to succeed at any cost. He plans on buying Possum Lodge to convert it into a women's club called "Possum Landing." At noon the next day, Red and Stiles meet with Red backed by his lodge members, and Stiles backed by his gang of workers. Just as the exchange is made, Red makes a getaway with Harold and the goose as the lodge members steal the cars of the workers. Just as Red feels he has made his getaway, he finds that Stiles is chasing him with the only vehicle left from the site of the exchange – the bus that brought the lodge members to the showdown. Nevertheless, Red and Harold manage to make it to the contest just before they award third prize, winning it when the goose (pulled behind the Possum Van on a small trailer) detaches and flies over the contest to land majestically with all of the other entries. After the contest the members of the lodge gather in the meeting room to celebrate with a large cake. Harold has invited Stiles to the meeting, who takes it as an attempt to humiliate him, before realizing Harold has invited his elderly mother as well and the two reconcile. While the candles on the cake are lit, Dawn entices Harold outside where they share a passionate kiss before the candles (which are revealed to be dynamite) explode. The film ends with a dazed Harold rejoining the group as Red asks for the duct tape to repair the damage. Cast Steve Smith ... Red Green Patrick McKenna ... Harold Green Bob Bainborough ... Dalton Humphrey Wayne Robson ... Mike Hamar Jeff Lumby ... Winston Rothschild III Jerry Schaefer ... Ed Frid Richard Fitzpatrick ... Robert Stiles Graham Greene ... Edgar K.B. Montrose Dave Broadfoot ... Mountie Peter Keleghan ... Ranger Gord Lawrence Dane ... Prosecutor References External links 2002 films Canadian comedy films Films set in Northern Ontario Films directed by Eric Till 2000s English-language films 2000s Canadian films