Canada’s Dear Leader
The Toronto Sun’s resident dotard Peter Worthington channels KCNA: Canada’s beloved Prime Minister Stephen Harper Spiked the Koolaid a tad, did we? ...
The Toronto Sun’s resident dotard Peter Worthington channels KCNA: Canada’s beloved Prime Minister Stephen Harper Spiked the Koolaid a tad, did we? ...
What do the #Occupy folks stand for? What are their demands? What do they hope to achieve? We’ve seen variants of these questions for the past few weeks, often wielded…
This video is too good for words. So let me simply offer credits, staring with the inimitable Alison who points to the Canadian origins of the Occupy movement; and to…
About 1,000 people occupied Ottawa—or Confederation Park, at least—this afternoon. A march took place later, but a couple of hours on my feet standing or walking these days is pushing…
Anyone who continues to imagine that the USA is a civilized country isn’t paying attention. Yesterday the House of Representatives, by a wide margin, voted to condemn pregnant women to…
I see that I am not alone in regarding Lisa Raitt’s assault on unions as a grim harbinger of the future of labour relations in Canada. Here’s the Globe&Mail’s Rod…
We’re a mere eight years away from the 100th anniversary of the Winnipeg General Strike, and it looks like we’re coming full circle. First it was a settlement imposed by…
You know those pickets of fresh-faced kids, the ones who gather regularly outside clinics and hospitals to bully women seeking abortions? Chances are, we’re paying for them. Bad enough we…
Classic. The Globe and Mail this morning carries an article by Konrad Yakabuski, in which he frets about the “further polarization” that OccupyWallStreet is allegedly causing among the American electorate.…
Another day, another muzzled scientist. This time it’s Dr. David Tarasick, a member of an international team of researchers who recently discovered a vast hole in the ozone layer over…
Time once again to juxtapose. This is apartheid: South Africa’s Group Areas Act of 1966 consolidated earlier acts aimed at enforcing the policy of racial segregation known as apartheid, and…
It didn’t take long for indignant conservatives to erupt after #OccupyWallStreet #ows protesters in Washington allegedly attacked a museum. They’re quieter today. The bizarre thing is that American Spectator assistant…
A follow-up to my post on the subject last month: The Urewera 18, now down to the Urewera 4, face trial early next year on criminal conspiracy charges. Some of…
Ah, yes, the police. And the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry will find that everyone else did their best too, and isn’t it a pity that hundreds of Aboriginal women…
Mother Jones pulls together a retrospective gallery. At some level we’ve always understood the monster. Octopi Wall Street!...
A Facebook site that trivializes rape and publishes comments promoting it is free expression, says a spokesperson, and the group will not be removed. But breastfeeding photos, again according to…
The CBC’s Kevin O’Leary is put smartly in his place by veteran Pulitzer-prizewinning US journo Chris Hedges. Another blow struck for civility, if you’ll forgive the mixed metaphor. Covered already…
Feeling a little…blue this morning, are we, Ontaricons? Of course your rout last night was everybody else’s fault. Union money and the “foreign worker” vote. Cross-dressers for McGuinty. Cross-burners for…
Dalton McGuinty got a near-majority with less than 37% of the vote. But nearly two-thirds of the electorate stayed home. Do the math. McGuinty has a mandate to govern from…
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