May your resident librarian recommend a book to help you pass the next few weeks? 😉
Hard to believe the election was a month ago already. I had this one bookmarked to post on Election Night but got caught up live blogging the election
This French group was on “The Daily Show” with Trevor Noah recently. I thought it was a fitting choice after the week we’ve just had (and I’m usually
Remembrance Day is when I think of my Grandpa Peet, a WWII veteran more than any day of the year. And he was at the front of my
I can’t find it now but a few years back, I posted a graphic showing the forecast for December 24, 25 & 26 which all showed +4. Today
So much openness. From having a very public walk through the grounds of Rideau Hall to Trudeau doing Google Hangouts with school children (what?) before his first Cabinet
Although it looks somewhat like an outtake from the new Star Wars movie, there’s a very serious reality behind Lucify.com’s site that illustrates the flow of asylum seekers
So, having had a couple nights to sleep on it (barely on the night of the election – I was up until after midnight waiting for final results
So, I thought I might have something profound to say for my final post in this series. But, as I sit here at 6pm on election night, watching
Stephen Harper is arguably the worst Prime Minister in Canadian history. Investigative journalist Michael Harris, author of Party of One, the bestseller about Harper’s tenure, believes so. “There
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