I Doth Protest
We saw and heard it all over the weekend: the peaceful protests and the self-described anarchists called the Black Bloc, as the G20 leaders came to Toronto. …
We saw and heard it all over the weekend: the peaceful protests and the self-described anarchists called the Black Bloc, as the G20 leaders came to Toronto. …
Quebecor has announced it’s putting together a sort of Fox News North – a 24 hour TV channel because, my inner sarcastic voice says, the other ones have worked out to be soooo popular. …
Several Steps Over the Line Read More »
A former city councillor and MP is taking another run at Anne Marie DeCicco-Best to become Mayor of London. I wish him a swift and decisive defeat based on one small incident that occured more than two decades ago. …
No Second Chances at a First Impression Read More »
Why is it the people with the least amount of power wield what they have with an iron fist? …
Innocent Questions, Part 906 of an infinite number…Read More »
Innocent Questions, Part 906 of an infinite number… Read More »
A 200 year old female senator is in the headlines for telling aid groups to “shut the f*** up!” concerning their complaints on the Harper government’s foreign policy concerning abortion. …
Foul Mouthed Maven Read More »
A city councillor in London wants to make it legal to raise chickens in residential back yards. …
Tastes Like Chicken Read More »
It’s not my proudest memory. Back when I was working at CKNX radio in Wingham management brought in a smoking ban. I smoked then. I smoked when I wasn’t even actually smoking, that’s how devoted I was to the habit. I protested the ban saying it would lead to – and this is embarrassing – dizzy spells and feeling ill because I wasn’t getting my regular infusion of nicotine. I wish I was kidding. That was my defence and I lost, rightly. (My apologies to then-GM Al Skelton for the time I wasted being such an idiot!) …
Snacking Emergency Read More »
Discussing religion is always dicey.  The fact is, no one can really, truly answer a lot of important questions about the universe and our role in it. But many people are unable to acknowledge that and some see any discussion of religion as an attack on it. …
Something to Think About Read More »
Until the speech from the throne last week I wasn’t aware that getting cosmetic enhancements like Botox and liposuction could become tax write-offs. …
Tax Credit Wrinkle and Other Matters Read More »
There was a Family Day rally at Queen’s Park. About 60 couples protested the fact that OHIP doesn’t cover invitro fertilization for those who can’t conceive. The procedure goes for about $10,000. per treatment and sometimes several rounds are needed.  For many couples, it doesn’t even work.  …
You can’t say the Middlesex-London Health Unit is shying away from educating teens about sex. …
I guess members of a US federal task force do not have breasts. Their family members do not have breasts and neither does anyone else they care about. …
….it could be the karma that I have long believed would come back and bite former Attorney General Michael Bryant in the butt. …
Federal Natural Resources Minister Lisa Raitt was forced, some say by the Prime Minister’s Office, to say she was sorry for calling the scarcity of medical isotopes a “sexy” situation for her ministry. What a load of hooey. I don’t think she had anything to apologize for. …
The California Supreme Court upheld a ban on gay marriage. …
Things That Don’t Make Sense To Me Read More »
The broken fence is fixed but only grudgingly so. …
Please Fence Me In Read More »
There’s something about some people who rise through the ranks of their profession to the very top, where their word is law and their decisions have a direct impact on the lives of those on lower rungs of the ladder. Some people forget what it was like to be in the rank and file. …