With the release of the January financials on Friday, I need to update the chart I posted on Thursday to create a snapshot of a different kind than
In 2009, when I did a list of the 10 Reasons I was supporting Ryan Meili, my #1 was “His Potential as a Transformative Leader for the Province“.
(Image From Alice Funke, Pundits Guide) There are probably still people who think that Ryan’s 2009 run was a fluke. Sure, he came out of nowhere to finish
September 2012 – Self-Selecting Infotainment CTV News Poll February 2013 – Scientific Phone Poll by Non-Partisan Praxis Analytics Waaaaay back in September, right after all four candidates had
If you had $900,000 and someone offered to give you another hundred grand for free so you had a cool million, would you take it? Of course –
One of Ryan’s volunteers has worked on numerous campaigns at all levels of government over the past twenty-five years. And one day, she happily told a few of
I was recently reminded by a long-time NDP member that, in the interests of unity, it’s important not to ascribe negative motives to candidate’s actions, especially during a
Since the 2009 race, Ryan’s gone from being the youngest candidate to the oldest. There’s also been another less obvious but equally drastic shift in the dynamic this
This reason strikes particularly close to home for me. When I convocated from the U of R with a BA – English way back in 1996, I lived
I’m sure each of the candidates has a strong team of experienced hands guiding their team’s strategies and other activities. But, as with my post yesterday, I want
I started this blog in 2006 when I was doing my Master of Library Science degree at the University of Western Ontario.
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