Category Archives: social justice

Letter Writing, To No Veil

Posted on November 29, 2007 by Chris Tindal

I will begrudgingly admit that the Globe is under no obligation to publish everything I send them, but it’s unfortunate they didn’t print the following letter, sent yesterday, as a way of correcting their incorrect statement from yesterday’s editorial that … Continue reading →

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How Do You Get To Massey Hall?

Posted on October 1, 2007 by Chris Tindal

“It’s hard to beat the system / when we’re standing at a distance / so we keep waiting / waiting on the world to change.” -John Mayer I don’t know, I only came close. I can at least tell you … Continue reading →

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Government’s Biofuel Policy Dangerous

Posted on July 14, 2007 by Chris Tindal

“My fear is not that people will stop talking about climate change. My fear is that they will talk us to Kingdom Come.” – George Monbiot Just a few years ago, the biggest threat to our society’s survival was our … Continue reading →

Posted in climate crisis, conservative party, energy, food, green party, social justice | Tagged | 6 Comments

Did Someone Order A Green Surprise?

Posted on July 9, 2007 by Chris Tindal

In reporting the looming Toronto Centre by-election (Bill Graham’s resignation became effective one week ago today), there appears to be a temptation to portray this as a two-way race between the Liberal and the Conservative. (For example, this story published … Continue reading →

Posted in conservative party, green party, liberal party, ndp, social justice, toronto | 5 Comments