Tag Archives: Citizenship

Your Place or Mine?

Thinking about borders: what they matter to, what they don’t. Continue reading

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Downwind

Heading out to Alberta a few weeks ago, I worried about being downwind from smoke from their wildfires. D’oh. Continue reading

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It’s Formal

Charles is King. Now what? Continue reading

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A Stark Choice

Democracy is hard work, but worth it. Continue reading

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“There is No Honking at Night.”

“What I haven’t noticed, not even once, are reporters from any of Canada’s news agencies walking among the trucks to find out who these people are. So last night, I decided to do just that – I introduced myself to my new neighbours.” Continue reading

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AKA The Truth Will Out

I hate sticky. Continue reading

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Long

Lessons from physio. And Socrates, who was a big advocate of physio, I’m told. Continue reading

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This Dark and Finest Hour

Anyone can play. Everyone should, in some way. Continue reading

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The Horse

“In Canada, those [government] powers do not include arbitrary imprisonment and torture. But if the public is complicit or indifferent, they are very sweeping, including infringing freedom of speech and worship.” Continue reading

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