Author: Excited Delirium

The aftermath of #ELXN44 exposed just how great the Cons are … at playing the blame game. The post #ELXN44: Con Blame Game in High Gear first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Some thoughts on #ELXN44, including questions about slogans like ‘Secure the Future’ that are eerily close to Trump’s ‘Lock Him Up’. The post #ELXN44: Tired Con Slogans & Media Madness first appeared on Excited Delirium.

There’s nothing like a pandemic to force us to realize that our current minimum requirements for walking spaces and sidewalks are stupid. The post Let’s Start Making Wider Sidewalks first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Let’s stop dancing around this topic: the Covid-19 vaccine should be mandatory. The post Why The Covid Vaccine Should Be Mandatory first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Me boycotting the Olympics won’t make much of an impact on the absurd double-standard of pushing ahead with organized sports, but I’m going to do it anyways, I encourage you to do the same. The post Covid Journal, July 20, 2021 first appeared on Excited Delirium.

751 lights. Another discovery made yesterday at St Eugene’s in Lower Kootenay. I’m sorry.

A $28.5 million Catholic church is built while ‘there’s no money’ for a $25 million settlement for First Nations people in Saskatchewan. The time has come to take away what the church values so much: money. It’s time to #taxthechurch.

Conservatives are really doubling-down on absurdity as the last few hours of Parliament fade before the summer break. Also, as we run out of Earth-based villains, will UFOs be the ‘new terrorist’, worthy of trillion-dollar budgets?

During what I feel are ‘post-Covid’ times, a lot of people are doing a very poor job of being good humans: racists in London, ON; loggers of our legacy in BC; residential school discoveries. How are you coping with this mess?

What’s your take on populist government responses to Covid compared to those that are, shall we say, progressive and focused on the many? I think Covid is a brutal but poignant reminder that if humans are going to survive and we’re going to help the planet survive, we need to

Doug Ford: crying to the public ain’t gonna bring about paid sick leave. Ignoring bills submitted to the Ontario partliament TWENTY ONE times won’t help either.

The last few days have not been good for Ontario, especially Doug Ford. On the federal level, the Liberals have been labeled the ‘most anti-internet government in Canadian history’.