Without a National Portrait Gallery, individuals have taken the process virtual and have created ‘Framing Harper ‘. What do you think of this? Is it a good application of 2.0, or are we wasting our time? Post your comments below.
Original story here . I suppose this goes in the ‘if it ain’t oil, we ain’t going to watch it’ file. Ironically, water will one day be more valuable than oil, but we’ll leave that problem to our kids, I suppose. All to save a shitty little $1.5 million. How embarassing. DETAILS: Tories to flush Canada-led water-monitoring program Written by Sue Bailey, THE CANADIAN PRESS […]
It’s a tragedy that Melissa Fung, the CBC reporter, was kidnapped in Afghanistan nearly a month ago on October 12, 2008 . It’s a blessing and testament to the tight security and actions taken to save her life and ensure that no harm came to her. And I’m bothered by the nagging questions in my mind concerning the circumstances because I should just be happy […]
From the Canadian , Canada’s new socially progressive and cross-cultural national newspaper. This raises another question: maybe Jack Layton should head the whole thing?
We all know Stephen Harper could care less about Ontario and our manufacturing sector or job security for the future, but talk about oil and he’s down in the States negotiating for Alberta faster than Speed Racer. The Globe and Mail gave us a small glimpse of Steve’s real reason for visiting the US and I think Barack Obama should have one answer for him: […]