How to Fight Fascism
When I first become politically aware during the 1960s it was not that long since World War II and The Holocaust and Fascism was seen as repugnant by almost everyone…
Canada needs some more Forward Guidance now. Plus, today’s Pride Update
It feels like we're in a tangled ball of string right now, doesn't it. While the CUSMA trade discussions are getting underway, we're also hearing about the "recession" data figures…
Tuesday Night Cat Blogging
Engrossed cat.
Tuesday Afternoon Links
This and that for your Tuesday reading.- Julian Spector writes that renewable power sources and battery storage are becoming ensconced as the best energy supply option for any government which…
Intéressant
It is interesting to note that the Parliamentary Budget Officer’s estimate of a $578 million cost for Vancouver’s round-ball games is less than two weeks old and is already outdated.…
The Smith Referenda In October
Albertans face a daunting prospect on October 19 - not one, but 10 referendum questions that they will vote on. On the agenda are a passel of manufactured issues ranging…
NYC-ABC PP/POW updates May 26, 2026
Click here for the latest compilation of every other week updates. NYC ABC, along with several other individuals and prisoner support crews, now send hard copies to all political prisoners…
The Stepford Wives in Novel, Film, and MAGA Policy
They never stop, these Stepford wives;/The work like robots all their lives. That little ditty is said by Joanna, the protagonist in Ira Levin’s 1972 novel, The Stepford Wives. She…
The Message Is The Same
Quebec’s nationalists are in overdrive trying to dissociate themselves from an overtly white-supremacist rally in Shawinigan over the weekend — but the slogan “I remember a white Quebec” is not…
Just another day – some short takes on Canada’s so-called recession, Poilievre, Pride Month, Alberta "rednexit", and so on
I'm not an economist, thank god, but I think I understand what the Financial Post writer Pamela Heaven is saying here: Posthaste: Recession, what recession? Canada's economy is doing better…
UCP re-announces its ‘patient-focused’ hospital funding scheme – it’s still a bad policy
Nothing much has changed since the last time Alberta’s United Conservative Party Government trotted out its “patient-focused funding” scheme for hospitals. It’s still a bad policy that will force hospitals…
If a longtime ally is lost, Canada must build new alliances
Trump turns 80 in two weeks. Actuarial tables suggest he could remain alive and politically active for another seven or eight years — meaning Americans shouldn't assume his influence simply…
Monday Afternoon Links
Assorted content to start your week.- Alistair Alexander discusses how AI has been turned into a multi-trillion-dollar collapse machine, while Benjamin Lopez Steven and Kate McKenna report on the Carney…
Pray for a Parking Space
Before I started down this rabbit hole, I had imagined that any post or video about praying for a parking space would be a joke, or perhaps a spoof of…
Old Or New – What’s The Difference?
Robert Rech gives us the opportunity to ponder the question:Recommend this Post
It’s Toronto Climate Week!
Toronto Climate Week is back and you should be attending. The list of events has grown to include everything from AI clean tech to using discarded plastics to make crafts.…
Wise Law’s Top Ten Legal News Post for the Week of June 1, 2026
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Wise Law’s Legal Headlines for the week of June 1, 2026
Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of June 1, 2026 from Wise Law on Twitter:Pope Leo warns that AI challenges must be confronted with regulation, transparency in…
Justice delayed is justice denied
In late May, BC Supreme Court Justice Sharon Matthews ruled in favour of 880 migrant workers recruited for jobs at Mac's Convenience Stores through immigration consultants. The workers had been…
Cost of the King Opening Parliament
The Monarchist League of Canada recently emailed out an itemized list of the expenses associated with the King's recent opening of Parliament;$870,000 for a ceremonial Royal Canadian Air Force flyover…