The battle over whether the Tories are stonewalling on the costs of their justice legislation has morphed into a broader debate over Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s secretive and controlling approach to running government. Last week, Commons Speaker Peter Milliken issued a historic rebuke to the Conservatives for flouting the will and rights of Parliament by … Continue reading A very sorry state, indeed
For all of you who don’t know, (which is probably most of you), ever since I’ve been in high school I’ve had this uncanny fixture on a local Vancouver CBC anchor, Ian Hanomansing: In my high school days, I just thought he was a really cool, relatively good looking news anchor with a smooth voice … Continue reading The (Delayed) Ian Hanomansing Chronicles, Part II
Recently, all my communications classes have started to make me feel really guilty. Guilty about the fact that I willingly allow myself to become co-opted into buying more things, into this vicious cycle of consumerism that undoubtedly has no end, at least as we know it. It’s strange because I’ve known for so long that … Continue reading The New Idiom of Daily Life
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