Monthly Archives: May 2006

Two Visions of the Future

Yesterday’s TTC strike serendipitously coincided with the opening of Toronto’s Bike Week. For the annual kick-off event, cyclists from across the city converged on Yonge and Bloor (conveniently close to where I live) for a “group commute” down Yonge St, … Continue reading

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Men In Suits

Two days ago, at the Green Party of Ontario‘s Annual Policy Conference, someone approached me from across the lobby. “Hi Chris. Look, no suit!” It was David Chernushenko, Green Party of Canada leadership contestant and, apparently, a Chris Tindal Blog … Continue reading

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Elizabeth May for Leader

I’ve already told my friends and family (hot tip: announce things to your friends and family before the blogosphere), but I wanted to also let everyone else know that I am supporting Elizabeth May for leadership of the Green Party … Continue reading

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Beyond Caledonia

“Somewhere beyond the barricade is there a world you long to see?” -Les Misérables If you only got your information about the Caledonia land-rights dispute from the news, you might get the idea that the government owns the land that’s … Continue reading

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