Category Archives: democracy and good government

John Tory

Posted on March 6, 2009 by Chris Tindal

“John Tory is a decent, hard-working, worldly and intelligent man… He never had a chance.” – Andrew Steele For the record (immature reactive cheap-shots notwithstanding), I like and respect John Tory, and my heart goes out to him today. I … Continue reading →

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Boyer’s quiz

Posted on February 22, 2009 by Chris Tindal

Yesterday at the Fair Vote Ontario conference, Patrick Boyer (who, I believe, is one of fair voting’s best champions) told a story about when he goes into high schools with the Canadian Association of Former Parliamentarians. He said that in … Continue reading →

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Eddie brings the perspective

Posted on January 30, 2009 by Chris Tindal

The only time I’ve seen Pearl Jam in concert was in Chicago’s Grant Park two summers ago, the exact same place where President Barack Obama (yeah, Warren’s right, it feels amazing to type that — President Barack Obama!) made his … Continue reading →

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CBC bans Green from Next PM Contest – Please help

Posted on January 10, 2009 by Chris Tindal

I just received the below action appeal from Camille Labchuk. Please take a moment to read it and do as she asks. The fact that this rule exists at all is ridiculous, as it punishes youth for being actively involved … Continue reading →

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