Tag Archives: Citizenship

Umm, No

In praise of free speech and free ignoring. Continue reading

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The Twelve

Preparing for World Children’s Day, on Nov 20, with some thoughts on early childhood death rates. Continue reading

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Week 2 of the Campaign

Status report on Week 2 of The Campaign, Isabel for Senator, and a link to my first YouTube video. Continue reading

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Week 1 of the Campaign

Status report on Week 1 of The Campaign: Isabel for Senator. Continue reading

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Venn & the Art of Political Maintenance

Inspired by the recent election, an analysis of my qualifications for a Government appointment, supported (of course) by a Venn diagram. Order your button early: They’re gonna go fast. Continue reading

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You Talkin’ for Me?

An open letter to the (soon to be) Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, on behalf of just me. (PS – Buddy! Get a head shot that doesn’t make you look like a Chippendale wannabe.) Continue reading

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Honesty: The Best Policy

Thinking about what would happen if the warning labels on tobacco products were applied to government communication “products.” Continue reading

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Heartbroken. Disgusted.

An off-cycle rant about refugees and Canadian politicians. Continue reading

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The (Baby) Face of Canadian Politics

Musings about the current state of Canadian politics and why voting still matters, maybe more than ever. And that baby face? It’s not what you’re thinking. Continue reading

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