The problem with no problem #nlpoli
Dwight Ball is the latest Liberal to emerge from the candidate protection program. He popped up on NTV on Monday evening to tell us all two things: First, he thinks…
2015
Laila rules
Almost a year ago, blogger Laila Yuile reported on retaining wall defects along the Sea to Sky Highway. Pictures were included: Troubling photos spark Ministry of Transportation inspections of Sea…
Lisa does not like my paintings
…so I’m promoting them on the Internet to irritate her.
Indiana put the lie to “religious freedom.” But Canadian Evangelicals hope you didn’t notice.
Everyone’s familiar with the old adage, “be careful what you wish for, because you just might get it.” Which is why the Evangelical leaders who held a press conference on…
Indiana put the lie to “religious freedom.” But Canadian Evangelicals hope you didn’t notice.
Everyone’s familiar with the old adage, “be careful what you wish for, because you just might get it.” Which is why the Evangelical leaders who held a press conference on…
Why the UK needs proportional representation
The Damsel is in distress The Telegraph has this introduction to the article on safe seats: Has your constituency already been won in the 2015 general election? Find out here.…
Winnicki Donates to Free Dominion’s Warman Appeal
Looks like London's biggest hater (his own words, by the way) has warm and fuzzy feelings for Free Dominion. Or more likely vitriolic and caustic feelings towards the people Free…
Communications Breakdown: Speak Boldly and Carry a Big Schtick
This article was originally published in “Canada’s Map to Sustainability,” a special issue of Alternatives Journal (A\J) in partnership with Sustainable Canada Dialogues (SCD). Comments on the A\J website will…
Communications Breakdown: Speak Boldly and Carry a Big Schtick
This article was originally published in “Canada’s Map to Sustainability,” a special issue of Alternatives Journal (A\J) in partnership with Sustainable Canada Dialogues (SCD). Comments on the A\J website will…
Stephen Harper and the Betrayal of the Canadian Rangers
They are one of Stephen Harper's favourite photo-op props. The thin red line of Canadian Rangers who guard Canada's sovereignty in the Arctic.He even likes to dress up as one…
#abvote: Google Surveys Poll puts NDP Near Majority Territory – Yes, Really
I’m serious, look at it here. 1ABVote’s most recent commissioned poll puts the Alberta New Democrats ahead with a 12% lead over the Progressive Conservatives. On the numbers provided, my…
Dear Eve Adams
Step away from the Twitter. Going after someone’s spouse – and, along the way, offering up what I hear is unmitigated bullshit – is bad for you, bad for your…
April 20: How could they be so stupid?
Early yesterday, a major news story broke in plenty of time to make today’s newspapers. But, apparently, nobody at Irving press realized it was important. As usual, all the world…
10 reasons the Saguenay ruling establishes Canada as a secular country
It’s been only 5 days since the Supreme Court of Canada ruled unanimously that the prayers said by the City of Saguenay discriminated against atheists, and already cities across Canada…
On this day in 1968
This guy was sworn in as Prime Minister. I still miss him.
Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation Cracks Down on Plenty of Fish
Global News recently reported that popular free-dating site Plenty of Fish (POF) paid $48,000.00 for violating Canada’s anti-spam legislation that came in to effect on July 1, 2014. The violations…
The Star is not happy with Mr. Trudeau
Quotage: “Time is running short for Justin Trudeau to produce his policies: Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau’s charm and magnetism aren’t enough to counter his weak economic credentials..One of the biggest…
NDP inspired by Lougheed, PCs wage war on Wildrose
Alberta NDP leader Rachel Notley released her party’s election platform and fiscal plan over the weekend, with a focus job-creation, a serious review of royalty rates and a reversal of…