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    COP16 - Saturday

    Blog | Saturday, 04 Dec 2010
    For a meeting that the media ignored, that governments down-played and that even environmental groups thought would be a snoozer, COP16 in Cancun is off to a far more interesting start.The good news...

    Climate Change bill defeated without debate in the Senate

    Blog | Wednesday, 17 Nov 2010
    I am currently in a sustainable communities conference in Kelowna and unable to express outrage in my own words at what just happened. Please read this release from Senator Grant Mitchell's office (...

    Prosperity

    Blog | Friday, 12 Nov 2010
    On Tuesday, Adriane Carr and I made a visit to our wonderful candidate in Prince George-Cariboo, Heidi Redl.  We had planned it for some time (and on to Prince George the next day with our other...

    Lest We Forget

    Statement | Wednesday, 10 Nov 2010
    November 11. Remembering war inspires actions for peace. Poppies, row on row, marked the graves of men who died too young. The poppies remind us that we must struggle to make war no more. We remember...

    Let’s speak out now to shut down attack ads

    Blog | Sunday, 31 Oct 2010
    If you have any access to US television stations, you have probably been using the mute button a lot lately.  As the US voters prepare to go to the polls, the airwaves are...

    Harper’s new crack down on smugglers

    Blog | Friday, 22 Oct 2010
    It is all in the framing.  The crack down is described as a way to deal with “human smugglers.”  The image conjured is of boat-loads of potential terrorists who may land on our shores.What if you...

    There’s not enough maple syrup in the world…

    Blog | Tuesday, 12 Oct 2010
    It was reported on CBC this morning that in a last ditch effort to win over votes for a seat on the U.N. Security Council, Canadian diplomats were giving out maple-leaf shaped bottles of maple syrup...

    Is it just me, or is it hot in here?

    Blog | Thursday, 07 Oct 2010
    I keep feeling as though the barrier between Margaret Atwood’s dystopian novels and the evening news has begun to melt.  Like the news story on CBC this week about how whole giant mammoths are...

    Flaherty previews election

    Blog | Wednesday, 22 Sep 2010
    On Monday, I woke up to Jim Flaherty's voice.  Sunday night, I took the red eye from BC to Toronto, and after not sleeping a wink, raced to downtown Union Station and got the 6:50 am train to Ottawa...