Truth In Advertising?
Wouldn’t you love to see a commercial like this, just once? I know I would. Language warning: If tender ears are around, you might play this discretely. H/t Adam McKay…
Wouldn’t you love to see a commercial like this, just once? I know I would. Language warning: If tender ears are around, you might play this discretely. H/t Adam McKay…
Despite the often-brave posturing we hear about rebuilding after natural disasters, perhaps it is time to lose the hubris and realize that yes, even North America is subject to the…
Given that it is World News Day, a few reflections from the Star’s former public editor, Kathy English, seem appropriate: Trustworthy journalism is news and information that is accountable, accurate,…
By now you have probably heard about Pierre Poilievre’s outrage over an apparent threat against his wife, Anaida. The threat, made by Jeremy MacKenzie, is, of course, reprehensible and unacceptable.…
Brittlestar has the answer. Recommend this Post
From various reports, it is obvious there are some amongst us who embrace lazy thinking. Its ‘practitioners’ eschew traditional media sources, blithely labelling them as “fake news”, preferring to allow…
Sometimes, humour is the best weapon. If you are sensitive to coarse language, do not watch. Otherwise, enjoy this rejoinder to the TrudeauMustGo hashtag and those who embrace it. H/t…
There is never a moment in my post-teaching life when I have regretted retiring. The paperwork was bad enough, but in the latter part of my career, the politics were…
I doubt that I have ever used the word piffle before in writing. Yet it seems the appropriate choice in this instance. I am extraordinarily embarrassed for those in the…
It is ugly, and it is real. H/t Aaron Rupar Especially chilling are the hand gestures of the faithful I do hope PP doesn’t see this. Recommend this Post
Most will have heard about the unpleasant contretemps between Global’s David Atkin and Pierre Poilievre when the latter announced he would not be taking any questions from the press at…
Here in Ontario, things are moving at a fast pace – if you happen to be a senior in a hospitable but have been deemed medically fit for discharge. This…
Increasingly misanthropic, I’m not sure I needed this video, sent to me by my friend Dom. It’s been around for awhile, but if you haven’t seen it, or would like…
Although my medium, for better or worse, is words (sometimes too many, I know), I have long admired the brilliant succinctness of some editorial cartoonists; while there are several whose…
With the passing of our beloved Queen, an icon of selfless dedication we fondly thought would go on for much longer than her 96 years, mortality is on the minds…
In my view, there are few things more vicious, contemptable and cowardly than directing threats and abuse at journalists. That viciousness and cowardice is compounded by the fact that most…
It is a question I have asked myself on an almost daily basis these past few years, and it is the question TizzyEnt asks here: Recommend this Post
Wasn’t Socrates executed for corrupting the youth? Courting a child wearing Minnie Mouse ears sets my ‘Spidey sense’ tingling. H/t The Salamander Horde Recommend this Post
With the NDP hinting that their pact supporting the Liberals until 2025 could be under strain, a timely reminder from de Adder about the alternative: Recommend this Post
While political hypocrisy is hardly rare, in my view Pierre Poilievre ‘elevates’ it to an entirely new level – new at least in Canadian politics. And while his blind followers…