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Green Party

After spending a couple hours biking through the lovely Toronto nature paths (which are really nice, I think, especially considering they’re right in the middle of a huge city), I felt inspired to check out the Green Party’s web site.
Well, how about that–they have a full-fledged <a href=”http://www.greenparty.ca/platform2004/en/”>platform</a> that includes more than just the einvornment.  [...]

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Politics

With the Canadian federal election coming up tommorow, I’ve been trying to figure out who to vote for.  This is an excerpt from an email exchange I’ve been having with a friend of mine, who lives in Thunder Bay, who is voting Green:

It’s great to know you’ve been able to get to know your local [...]

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Mike Harris

My flight back to Toronto was delayed two hours because the Calgary airport had had a power outage the night before I left.  I spent the time in the Air Canada lounge, which includes a full office environment where you can work at a desk, get on-line, and make phone calls.
While I was brewing an [...]

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Municipal Election

Yesterday was the Toronto municipal election.  Our voting location happened to be Frankland Community School, which is where we take Cookie (the dog) for a walk most evenings.  So while Cookie played with her friends (Oscar, Rudy, Leo, Rosie, and Lizzie), off we went to stand in the unusually long lineup of people waiting to [...]

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The Final Countdown

As another weekend comes to a close and another work-week begins, our wedding is less than three weeks away.  It’s hard to believe it’s so soon; it seems like we were just commenting how it was only a year away, then six months away, then one month, and now only weeks!
Almost everything has been done, [...]

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Hockey Parents

Last week, the Canadian Hockey Association (CHA) launched a public service campaign designed to educate the public about obnoxiously overenthusiastic hockey parents, entitled “Relax, it’s just a game”. The gist of it goes like this: Some kids have parents who come to their hockey games only to scream and swear at them, at the [...]

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At War

On a dark and gloomy Friday afternoon, mother nature seems to be in tune with the atmosphere of the times.
It feels like war.
Last week, terrorists hijacked four aircrafts and crashed two of them into the World Trade Centre, one into the Pentagon, and the fourth, thankfully, into a corn field. Last night, the president [...]

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