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First off, the Post looks into part of Ezra Levant's latest salvo in the continuing legal battle between him and someone who I won't name on this blog in the forseeable future.Second, the Federal Court of Appeals has ruled that succesful defendents in federal human rights cases cannot be awarded costs. Good for them. I always thought there was a little too much fairness and justice in our proces
The Blog of Walker | more | posted 20 hours ago
For some time now, I have had Brad W’s blog on my list of “education” favourites. I think it is time to feature him here and get him a bit of exposure.
Brad is a high school English teacher somewhere in Ontario. His site is professional, precise, thorough and technologically advanced. In other words, his students and his colleagues are [...]
Crux of the Matter | more | posted 2 days ago
I would like to send out a big thank you to all who have taken the time to read my blog.
In less than 6 months, I've written 100 posts, averaging a little over a post every two days - not a huge number when compared to others, but for me it's meant a number of late nights, frustrating debates (at times), moments where I wondered if anybody was reading, errors I've had to correct...
On th
Hinchey\'s Store | more | posted 2 days ago
An angry reader of my blog has sent me this quiz with lots of other advice because she thinks "You should check your facts before putting pen to paper as there is no such place as Palestine in Gaza or the West Bank."
My apologies, Judy. Goes to show how much the MSM has fed us false knowledge and unknowingly we seem to rely on non-facts as the truth. The quiz was an eye-opener. I have to
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Further to my previous post, it seems more than a coincidence that the two most recent stories to grace the top spot on National Newswatch for a day seem to link back to individuals involved with Michael Ignatieff.As noted by a commenter at Joanne's blog Blue Like You, Attaran and Ignatieff can be linked back to the Carr Center at Harvard. And now today's top story at National Newswatch links to
CAW Workers Voice Of Reason | more | posted 4 days ago
CANADIANS AGAINST LIBERALS NOT DOING THEIR JOB.
Join now and voice your displeasure with the sheer hypocrisy the Liberal Party of Canada is showing in Parliament...
Many thanks to Marx-A-Million for setting this up!
Hey Marxy - can you put up a picture of Ignatieff in the profile?
That's certainly how I see it, how about you?
Hinchey\'s Store | more | posted 6 days ago
Via Macleans.ca:The Liberals figure the Conservatives could save $1.2-billion if they cut advertising, consulting and polling expenditures back to pre-2006 levels and reduced cabinet back to 31 members.How lovely of them. If you read their release, I found these lines particularly interesting:“Given this government’s obsession with advertising and self-promotion, it is not surprising to see th
The Blog of Walker | more | posted March 2nd
Box Turtle Bulletin has an interesting podcast up this week that asks "What’s the deal with gay conservatives? How does LGBT identity intersect with our politics?" Moderated by Gabriel Arana, it includes analysis by "gay libertarian conservative" Timothy Kincaid and "progressive centre-left gay Democrat" Jim Burroway. Although it is from an American blog & focuses a lot on the gay marriage
Diogenes Borealis | more | posted March 1st
The UK science and technology select committee will be holding hearings on climategate. You can watch here starts @ 3PM GMT. Or read the live blog at the Guardian. Phil Jones will be testifyiong as well as climate realists Lord Lawson and Prof. Bernie Peiser ( both of whom I have met). It should be fun. I will try and link to the video archive later on.
Dr Roy | more | posted March 1st
Tony Romm, via The Hill's Hillicon Valley blog: Cybersecurity bill to give president new emergency powers:The president would have the power to safeguard essential federal and private Web resources under draft Senate cybersecurity legislation.According to an aide familiar with the proposal, the bill includes a mandate for federal agencies to prepare emergency response plans in the event of a mass
The Blog of Walker | more | posted February 28th
I came across this a couple of days ago, and I thought it was interesting. From the Colonist:With broadcasters and cable providers turning up the heat on Ottawa and viewers increasingly tuning out traditional TV, the country's regulator is finally prepared to hit "Play" on a new policy framework designed to stabilize Canada's troubled television industry.A source inside the Canadian Radio-tele
The Blog of Walker | more | posted February 26th
Vaughn Palmer, via the Vancouver Sun: High court stands up for fair bidding processVICTORIAThe provincial transportation ministry lost a big case recently when the Supreme Court of Canada condemned its "egregious conduct" in steering a major highways contract to an ineligible bidder, then trying to cover up what it had done.The high court upheld an earlier, no-less-damning finding from the B.C.
The Blog of Walker | more | posted February 25th
y opinion piece on climate change published yesterday in La Presse has provoked many reactions across Canada. I received dozens of e-mails, in addition to all the commentaries left on this blog. Most were favourable, although I also got several messages containing insults and personal attacks. Some are telling me to shut up because I am [...]
Maxime Berniers blog | more | posted February 25th
Watch this short video by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation and pass it on. Email it to your friends, share it on Facebook and post it on your blog.
Fildebrandt.ca | more | posted February 25th
First off, Jane Thornthwaite - a North Vanvoucer MLA - has gotten slapped with a drunk driving charge. Read all about it at the Colonist, The Hook, and via Vaughn Palmer's blog.Meanwhile, Alex Tsakumis is reporting that Liberal Minister Bill Bennet is seriously considering stepping down, and running in the now-vacant riding of Kootenay-Columbia for the federal conservatives.So all in all, not a g
The Blog of Walker | more | posted February 24th
Robert Silver from his Globe and Mail blog catches Toronto Mayor David Miller at his hypocritical best.
Miller says it’s not right for the provincial Liberals to interfere in a municipal election but conveniently forgets the anti-Conservative campaign he spearheaded. (see blog here)
BC Blue | more | posted February 24th
The immortal words of Chick Willis from his musical ballad "why you like Obama" where he proclaimed "he'll bring down the oil prices so we all can afford to ride...everybody that has a car out there knows that Barak Obama is a driver's friend!" Oh really? Refusing to drill offshore and taxing carbon is going to reduce oil prices? So when Obama was elected, world crude oil prices were hoverin
The Iceman | more | posted February 23rd
We are pleased to host a guest post today by a young (well, at least younger than me) friend of the blog, Dave Terrance. His full moniker will be revealed when he launches his own blog in the near future, so stay tuned for that. In the meantime, here is his emotive response to the [...]
Dr. J and Mr. K | more | posted February 17th
How else can you explain this?Heat? From whom? The 'misquoting media' or from the OLO?Background. The Original story in the so called "international newspaper".I wonder if the author, Sebastian Fest, has an audio recording of that interview? If he does and would like to clear things up, I would be more than happy to post that audio on this blog to get his side out to Canadians..
Alberta Ardvark | more | posted February 17th
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Craig Smith | more | posted February 15th
It seems that some very excellent investigation by the Victoria Times Colonist ( as document numerous times by this blog ) has yeilded results. Always nice when that happens, eh?Rob Shaw, Louise Dickson, and Lindsey Kines, for the Colonist: Province promises to open up courts:B.C.'s attorney general has promised sweeping changes to improve public access to the province's court system in the wake
The Blog of Walker | more | posted February 11th
In light of the fact you seem to be kowtowing the Liberal agenda of raising taxes, along with your TD co-horts, let's see how much skin you really have in the game. Here is my challenge to you Mr. Clark.I'm prepared to post on my blog or a site of your choice any of my personal tax returns for the past six years, with all personal privacy information omitted. In return, you also post one of your
CAW Workers Voice Of Reason | more | posted February 11th
Foreign Policy blog informs us of this.
Despite having served for years as a distinguished Pakistani diplomat, Akbar Zeb reportedly cannot receive accreditation as Pakistan’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia. The reason, apparently, has nothing to do with his credentials, and everything to do with his name — which, in Arabic, translates to “biggest dick”:
In Saudi Arabia, [...]
Barrel Strength | more | posted February 10th
So yesterday, the Toronto Star ran with a story that's heating up the Liberal blog world. Many of the usual wing-nuts are down right offended that Giambrone has been "let out" in this manner. Phaw, more proof of the "...a...
small dead animals | more | posted February 10th
Anyone regulars of this blog know that Mr. Iffy is not my favourite politician, but I thought it was in poor taste for Rick Mercer to take a shot at his wife:
“…and Michael Ignatieff shows up for ‘Take-Your-Slightly-Bizarre-Wife to Work’ Day.”
[Feb. 9, 2010 - The Front Page]
Are you offended?
Blue Like You | more | posted February 10th
And so begins another road trip. The blog will be in the capable hands of the guest bloggers, while I do expect to be checking in once in a while. See you again next week. Same time, same station....
small dead animals | more | posted February 9th
Just giving a quick shout-out to friend Ethan Rabidoux for creating and co-authoring the excellent In the Bullpen sports blog.
Ethan and his colleagues have been updating it frequently (thus giving it an advantage over LC.com). They have some interesting takes on the NFL next season. Even though they picked the Colts to [...]
Lanny Cardow | more | posted February 9th
I will soon be boarding a plane that will take me to Damascus. I will tour Syria exploring the dead cities of the ancient silk road, crusader castles and I will walk the road out of Damascus that St Paul found himself on two millennia ago! My itinerary also includes travelling to Egypt and with any luck I will also make it to Jordan.I return in March and so will not be posting unt
Rightchik | more | posted February 8th
And if you have to beat up writers and bloggers in order to say no to fascism - well, small price to pay, right?While covering a so-called “anti-fascist” demonstration on the town square of Aarhus a group consisting of 8-10 masked left-wing radicals assaulted Kim Møller, editor of the popular political blog Uriasposten. Kim Møller and a friend accompanying him, were both hit to the ground wi
The Blog of Walker | more | posted February 7th
Any doubt that the Liberal Party was just playing politics with Michael Ignatieff’s newly found third world abortion policy was exposed in Jane Taber’s Globe blog where she quotes a Liberal insider:
“Listen, I’m not going to tell you that there was no thought at all given to the fact that some of their people [anti-abortionists] [...]
BC Blue | more | posted February 6th
Nicholas Cardot is on the right track with his selection of the 15 best Wordpress plugins for this year.
I agree with most of his choices and have used a few (since this blog’s re-do I’ve especially been looking forward to reduced Russian Comment Spam because of Akismet.) I plan to test the iPhone/Android/BlackBerry resizer [...]
Lanny Cardow | more | posted February 4th
Be sure to read my colleague Joseph Lavoie’s blog post on Mayor Bloomberg’s social media efforts in his 09 race.
Great analysis from the session we attended last night at Social Media Week here in New York.
The panel was sponsored by ClickZ.com and Personal Democracy Forum, and featured my fellow IPDI colleague Jonah Siegler and the [...]
Lanny Cardow | more | posted February 3rd
From Duke of Earl blog:
And the Libranos are still actively pursuing a Coalition government with the other schemers: their NDP and Bloc buddies.
mooseandsquirrel.ca | more | posted February 3rd
If anyone had any doubts about how anti-Conservative "National Newswatch" has become this should end all doubts. It is one thing to feature a long string of anti-Conservative opinion pieces from the likes of the Toronto Star but now he is featuring rather lame content from marginal left wing bloggers. The lame article in question mocks Stephen Taylor for an interview he performed. He compares th
Craig Smith's Posts - Canadian Conservatives | more | posted February 2nd
I have started a new blog that will be of interest to those of you who, like myself, have parents who have reached an age where they need our help in their daily lives.Come over and check out my new blog at One day in a lifetime--
Plattytalk | more | posted February 1st
Bat Ye'Or is the author of Eurabia, which is a must-read. Thanks to Vlad Tepes blog for posting this.
GayandRight | more | posted January 31st
Blogmeistro Binks, over at Free Canuckistan, is taking a hiatus of his own for health reasons. Go visit his blog and wish him well - nothing makes a blogger feel more validated than high traffic stats. It makes all the hateful comments, lost time, burnt-out eyeballs, blank stares, and brushes with depression worthwhile.
The Blog of Walker | more | posted January 31st
My blogging has been sporadic for some time now due to the amount of time I'm spending working. 7 day weeks 60-70 hours is the norm. The good news is in another month things will be getting back to normal and I can spend more time on the blog.As you can imagine, home time is important to me as I'm spending so much time at the office. Saturday I arrived home, prepared a quick meal, and two bites
A CAW Workers Voice Of Reason | more | posted January 31st
Maxime Bernier presents on his blog his vison of conservatism. It's very interesting, I like:«That would be quite a change, don’t you think? A commitment to Zero Budget Growth could become a powerful symbol of fiscal conservatism, just like the “No Deficit” consensus was, to some extent, until the advent of the global economic crisis. But the consequences would be much deeper.It would mean
Pour un monde à droite | more | posted January 30th
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