Can't disagree with this:
H/t The Knowledge Movement
Reflections, Observations, and Analyses Pertaining to the Canadian Political Scene
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Monday, April 13, 2015
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
This Is What Happens To Canada When Our Politicians Betray Us
We become a nation to be sported with:
On a slightly more serious note, Heather Mallick offers her thoughts:
Rob Ford: Quandary incarnate. A desperate futile we’re-done-here. A Mt. Edith Cavell of disappointment. A mind so thick that it makes light rays go bendy. The people you pay to bury the bad news about you are at fracking level.
I’ll stop if you will, Mayor Ford. We had our brief encounter. Please do the decent thing and resign.
On a slightly more serious note, Heather Mallick offers her thoughts:
Rob Ford: Quandary incarnate. A desperate futile we’re-done-here. A Mt. Edith Cavell of disappointment. A mind so thick that it makes light rays go bendy. The people you pay to bury the bad news about you are at fracking level.
I’ll stop if you will, Mayor Ford. We had our brief encounter. Please do the decent thing and resign.
Friday, May 20, 2011
Stephen Harper, John Steward, and Asbestos
An online article in today's Globe and Mail, written by Gerald Caplan, explores how the Harper government's retrograde policies have made Canada something of an international pariah. Especially interesting is how the export of asbestos was recently skewered on The Daily Show.
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