Wed Feb 28, 2007 – 10:04 am
Stephane Dion has a new video up on the Liberal website that should amuse the masses. Does anyone over in the OLO not edit these things, or are they meant to be this zanny?!
Update: Transcript for the video…
Hello Facebook, thank you so much to all of you to participate in it. I’m very […]
Wed Feb 28, 2007 – 10:01 am
Little Mosque on the Prairie ad, taken from today’s National Post,
Tue Feb 27, 2007 – 9:57 pm
Dion is at it again! Despite sitting in the cabinet which passed the Anti-Terroism Act, he has changed his position on yet another important issue facing Canada today. His collegues in cabinet, Bob Rae and the Liberal-dominated Senate have all urged Dion to reconsider this stance which jeopardizes the security of Canadians at […]
Tue Feb 27, 2007 – 4:46 pm
I wanted to spend some time this month, before it expires mind you, to address an issue that is oven foreign to us here in Canada. As I have been made aware for the last decade or so, February is designated as Black History Month, both here in Canada, as well as in the […]
Tue Feb 27, 2007 – 10:33 am
Globe and Mail:
A recent court ruling that gives small political parties $1.75 for each vote cast in their direction is ripe for exploitation by any mischief-maker or frat-house drinker who decides to run a fake party in the next federal election, a federal prosecutor warned yesterday.
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“One can only imagine that in a city like Kingston […]
Mon Feb 26, 2007 – 11:59 am
Benjamin A. Plotinsky eviscerates the most recent attempt by militant atheists to write “mumbo jumbo” in as many ways as possible, this particular effort by Michel Onfray. Did you know, for example, that Judaism was responsible for the Holocaust?:
Judaism is partly responsible even for the Holocaust, it seems. Though Onfray chiefly (and bizarrely) blames Hitler’s […]
Mon Feb 26, 2007 – 11:50 am
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So far, it’s as if the province is on a blind date with Ed. After an hour he hasn’t thrown up on our shoes or made a grab for the goodies. So far so good — but is there really any chance of a lasting union?
New leaders have about three months to plant a vivid […]
Mon Feb 26, 2007 – 8:49 am
Lorrie Goldstein and Paul Berton battle it out over Global Warming and Kyoto, while humor columnist, Tom Purcell, has a dialog with himself about futility of the pursuing any action based on the “science” of global warming.
Make sure to check both out…
Sat Feb 24, 2007 – 1:16 pm
Both the population of Alberta and the Ontario welfare rolls will soon grow:
The Hershey Co. chocolate factory in the eastern Ontario town of Smiths Falls will close, the company told employees Thursday morning, laying to rest any uncertainty about the plant’s fate.
The plant employs about 500 workers…
