Monthly Archives: December 2006

My First Press Release

Well, actually, this was my first press release, but this morning’s release (on the wire here) is my first as Democratic Reform Advocate. See below. – Harper Can’t Dictate Democracy, Green Party Says Senate reform must be decided by people, … Continue reading

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What’s Behind Stockwell’s Skepticism?

By now you’ve probably heard about Stockwell Day’s embarrassing column that got him negative media attention for mocking Al Gore and climate change. Aside from drawing attention to Stockwell’s poor spelling, grammar, and sense of narrative flow, this highlighted an … Continue reading

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On the Radio Tonight

I will be a guest on tonight’s episode of “Catch Da Flava,” a project of Regent Park Focus aired on Ryerson University’s CKLN in Toronto. Listen live (from 7:30-8pm) in Toronto at 88.1 FM, or online (hi-bandwidth lo-bandwidth). The topic … Continue reading

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Who Kidnapped My Crosswalk?

Last week I started a new job in Liberty Village, Toronto — a series of converted office lofts (my office used to be the Toronto Carpet Factory), new condos, cafes, and restaurants. When I don’t bike to work (read: when … Continue reading

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