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The Cons Are Coming For Your Rights

Excited Delirium January 4, 2025

The Cons will remove the right to choose. Vote against that. The post The Cons Are Coming For Your Rights first appeared on Excited Delirium.

Naheed Nenshi will run in the by-election to replace Rachel Notley as MLA for Edmonton-Strathcona

David Climenhaga January 4, 2025

The Alberta NDP’s worst-kept secret has now been confirmed: Party Leader Naheed Nenshi will run in the by-election to replace former leader and premier Rachel Notley as MLA for the…

Can the Liberals recover? Ever?

Bill Longstaff January 3, 2025

Angus-Reid’s New Year’s Eve poll of federal party popularity put the Liberals in a nightmarish... The post Can the Liberals recover? Ever? first appeared on Views from the Beltline.

Greed is good?

Norman Farrell January 3, 2025

After the IN-SIGHTS article BC Hydro second quarter report, fiscal year 2025, retired economist Erik Andersen provided the following...

Musical interlude

Greg Fingas January 3, 2025

Underworld - Techno Shinkansen

UPDATED: My Favourite Films of 2024!

Matt Guerin January 3, 2025

Demi Moore in The SubstanceUPDATED: I wanted to see a handful more movies before I published my annual list below, but today I'm ready. (As I see more flicks from…

My Favourite Films of 2024!

Matt Guerin January 3, 2025

Demi Moore in The SubstanceI wanted to see a handful more movies before I published my annual list below, but today I'm ready. As dear followers of my annual list…

Friday Morning Links

Greg Fingas January 3, 2025

Assorted content to end your week.- Andrew Nikiforuk writes that Canada is currently failing to carry out any energy transition, as any expanded use of renewables is only being added…

Here I am at somewhere else

Samupress January 3, 2025

Substack interface is a bunch of puzzle pieces turned facedown on the table hidden under dotted napkins. I think I found the feed of likes

Public Forum Roundup

Lorne January 3, 2025

Over the years, I have been a regular writer of letters to newspapers. My first one, I believe, was when I was about 13, and for the next 50 years…

This week’s #FlashbackFridaypost is from June 19, 2009

Joy January 3, 2025

This week’s #FlashbackFridaypost is from June 19, 2009 via Wise Law Blog: Ontario Court Nixes CIBC Overtime Class Action https://wiselaw.blogspot.com/2009/06/ontario-court-nixes-cibc-overtime-class.html - Garry J. Wise, Toronto Visit our Toronto La...

Zoning deregulation won’t fix the housing crisis

James Hardwick January 3, 2025

View over Toronto toward downtown. Photo by Michael Monastyrskyj. A garden once thrived at the corner of 89th Street and 92nd Avenue in Edmonton. Every spring residents of the city’s…

Alberta cabinet ministers Mikey Amery and Mike Ellis to ‘strengthen cross-border collaboration’ on Lone Star State junket

David Climenhaga January 3, 2025

Give the United Conservative Party Government its due – it didn’t publish a really embarrassing news release insulting the intelligence of Albertans until the second day of 2025. Granted, Premier…

Writing I love: "We’re All Made of Horrible, Beautiful Scars"

Cathie from Canada January 3, 2025

I found this piece of great writing last summer, when we were in the midst of our own heartbreak, and it was just so thoughtful and meaningful: Cole Haddon /…

A good man gone

Bill Longstaff January 2, 2025

On December 29th, former U.S. president Jimmy Carter died in Plains, Georgia at the ripe... The post A good man gone first appeared on Views from the Beltline.

what not to do in a job interview

laura k January 2, 2025

As a library manager, I regularly hire new library workers in entry-level positions -- library assistants who work on a casual, on-call basis. When permanent positions open up, casuals are…

Thursday Night Cat Blogging

Greg Fingas January 2, 2025

Hosting cat.

KINSELLCAST MUSIC – Volume 11

Warren January 2, 2025

It’s a big, big one. I went over the whole year (three times – thanks, Apple elf lords) and assembled some of the best stuff for you. Click here or…

2025 so far

LondOntLife January 2, 2025

Doom scrolling for any good news

Anomy: A Disturbance of the Collective Order

Marie Snyder January 2, 2025

A few articles have come out recently concerned with the trajectory we're taking, particularly choices being made by young adults. But we need to acknowledge the upheaval we're currently living…

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