Posts Tagged: Canadian Politics 2007
Ask What Your Country Can Do For You
Posted by on Tuesday, March 20, 2007 in - 11 comments
I was wondering what to say about the Federal Budget that came out yesterday and what it says about the vision of the NuGov for a new nation being forged by private enterprise and getting the monkey off everyone's back. But Andrew says it more plainly than I ever would as he voted for these guys …
Happy St. O'Bulletpoints!
Posted by on Friday, March 16, 2007 in - 17 comments
The end of March break sees our house back down to four after many extended • visits of many little kids. Off to Iffica to find a snow storm and maybe a St. • Paddy's Day parade somewhere. And dinosaur bones. • Did I ever mention that I really like former Sox, former Jays, former Yanks …
New Science From The New Government
Posted by on Wednesday, March 14, 2007 in - 4 comments
Isn't it great when politics can solve issues in science: • “...a pair of Environment Canada bureaucrats said they don't even know who's responsible for climate change policy anymore. They said the now-defunct directorate was specifically in charge of overseeing all new climate-change policy …
Political Blogging Gone Mad
Posted by on Wednesday, March 14, 2007 in - 1 comment
Nils Ling, a long time blogger and a man who I have only met once but when doing so brought me beer, has thrown his hat in the ring of PEI politics, my former home which I left now over four years ago. He is running for the governing Tories which tells me they must be after a far better class of …
He Know Not Of What He Speak
Posted by on Wednesday, March 7, 2007 in - 3 comments
It is to laugh: • “"I don't believe Quebec would be indivisible," Mr. Charest told reporters at an afternoon news conference in Deux-Montagnes, west of Montreal. Then, a few hours later, Mr. Charest's campaign issued a "correction" to say he meant the contrary.”
Group Project: Best Leader
Posted by on Monday, March 5, 2007 in - 21 comments
I found myself wondering again this weekend how it was that Mr. Dion was now the Leader of the Opposition. Maybe it was the news he was going on a nation wide tour and my wonder at what exactly that might do for us all as a nation. I have nothing particular against the man except he appears to be …
Friday Bullet Points For March
Posted by on Friday, March 2, 2007 in - 29 comments
Did I learn anything this week? Wheels put in motion have been rolling along nicely. Things not to be discussed, however. Winter does not leave with February - I'm learning that, too. For while there in the night it's been like someone was spraying the house with jello from a fire house. The world …
The Intensity Principle
Posted by on Monday, February 26, 2007 in - 3 comments
How can I adopt the intensity principle into my life so that I, too, can be a better Canadian in the new way: • At work, I will not promise to be more productive but when I do work, I promise to really really work, focusing on the really. • When losing weight, I will not eat less or exercise …
Call Me Peep
Posted by on Thursday, February 22, 2007 in - 13 comments
Again, just short posts, • How can I bitch about stuff? • Somewhere a child cries. • I and the server masters still have no idea why there is a limit to the posting size. So I can only build this post a sentence at a time noting, for example, the interesting use - and decision to trigger …
Late-Mid-February Bullety-Pointy-a-rama
Posted by on Friday, February 16, 2007 in - 18 comments
What did this week bring? Bitter cold and a real blizzard. Pitchers and catchers reported. I dreamed of spring. I thought of starting running after seeing me at 21. I still have not ordered my seeds even though I am four weeks away from mid-March when I could be planting them in the garden. I have …
