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Internet snoops and the great Canadian migration
Hey all; Two posts today via my mainstream media clients: a piece on Bill C-12 and government snooping in The Chronicle Herald and in the Charlottetown Guardian, observations on the current state of the cross-Canada economy, literally. The Herald piece … Continue reading
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Re: Champ, Part 2
I fixed up the rushed piece that I wrote in memory of Henry Champ for The Novascotian in today’s Sunday Herald. Here’s a link. There’s way more Henry in it, and way less about me. Proper thing. Bookmark on Delicious … Continue reading
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The Great Henry Champ, R.I.P. big guy
The Champster I only knew Henry Champ from two parts of the world he had covered and I couldn’t claim to be a lifelong friend, not even a peer really. But that doesn’t lessen my sadness at hearing that the … Continue reading
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National Energy Strategy? Yeah, right
I wouldn’t say this in a column, because columnists aren’t supposed to say such things. But this isn’t a column, it’s a blog post, which is 100 per cent not the same. I told you so. Okay, maybe it was … Continue reading
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A new season, new commitments
Yes I have been a lazy sod for the past several months, it’s been too nice out to do otherwise. But I do want to welcome new readers from The Charlottetown Guardian to the site. My column, The Maritimes, started … Continue reading
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Yellow is the new colour of arrogance and intolerance
That a 17-year old with a religious-themed tee shirt can upset a school board and create a furor in the media shouldn’t surprise anyone. School boards are notoriously easy to rile and they seem to fall for every provocation. Their … Continue reading
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The fracking freak-out to come
To frack or not to frack, that is the question the Nova Scotia government doesn’t have to think about for another two years. But it’s a question we should be asking ourselves, or a series of questions about energy and … Continue reading
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Mission Accomplished! Sort of.
We interrupt this program to bring you an information bulletin from the Department of National Defence. Here is the bulletin: a Canadian naval submarine has successfully fired a torpedo. That is all. Well, actually more than one torpedo as the … Continue reading
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Vote suppression: the real problem in robocalls
My column in The Chronicle Herald today is about the philosophy behind voter suppression tactics like robo-calling with negative messages, attack ads and other political chicanery. Some of the commenters are suggesting that all’s fair in love and war, and … Continue reading
Really, Mr. Dunne? Media hype about submarines?
So, media reporting about submarine accidents and damage from an underwater grounding is just so much uninformed, misinformed hype, Tim Dunne? Dunne wrote in The Chronicle Herald op-ed page on the weekend how the grounding of HMCS Corner Brook was … Continue reading
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