Monthly Archives: December 2007

Leadership Meltdown

Posted on December 13, 2007 by Chris Tindal

Yesterday was the fifty-fifth anniversary of the world’s first nuclear meltdown. The reactor that experienced the major “accident” was called NRX, and was located in a small town in Ontario named Chalk River. The organization in charge of the reactor … Continue reading →

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Video: Bali Ballyhoo

Posted on December 13, 2007 by Chris Tindal

Here’s the video of my appearance on CH News last Tuesday evening with Lorrie Goldstein from the Toronto Sun, debating the role Canada is playing in Bali. (As in, we don’t even seem to agree on the reality of what … Continue reading →

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Green Party Has Boost In Support

Posted on December 12, 2007 by Chris Tindal

Their headline, not mine. CTV.ca News Staff The Conservatives and Liberals remain locked in a tight race but the Green Party has shown a slight boost in support, according to a new poll. The latest Strategic Counsel survey, conducted between … Continue reading →

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Live-ish At 5:30

Posted on December 11, 2007 by Chris Tindal

Just got back from taping an appearance for tonight’s not-so-appropriately-named “Live at 5:30″ news program on CH Hamilton (which I’m told is channel 11 most places, including Toronto). The Toronto Sun’s Lorrie Goldstein and I debate (again, “ish”) what’s going … Continue reading →

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