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Tag Archives: environment
A Fairy Tale For Our Times
Once upon a time just about now there was a Peaceable Kingdom that had a Sovereign but was really ruled by a young man who had been given power by The People using a quaint lottery system. Simultaneously, by courtesy … Continue reading
Posted in Article, Climate, Opinion, Politics
Tagged Attorney General, environment, Justice, Liberals, politics, rule of law, SNC-Lavallin, Trudeau, Wilson-Raybould
2 Comments
Respectfully Suggested Without a Hope in Hell.
Dear Premier Ford, Now that you have had almost a year to set your shoulder to the wheel your nose to the grindstone and your best foot forward on behalf of the people and have already passed some remarkably destructive … Continue reading
Posted in Article, Opinion, Politics
Tagged Carbon Tax, Consumers, Doug Ford, Education, environment, health, Ontario, Premier Ford
4 Comments
To Hell in a Hand-Basket?
About half a century ago Canada’s 14th Prime Minister (retired), Lester “Mike” Pearson, spoke conversationally into a CBC film camera and said: “Because we have problems facing this country that are so far removed from anything we have ever had … Continue reading
Posted in Article, Climate, Opinion, Politics
Tagged bi-partisanship, Congress, environment, Michael Werner, Parliament, partisanship, Pearson, social media
6 Comments
Let’s Change “Change”
Happy New Year folks, and please pardon that whistling-in-the-dark use of the word “Happy”. Only God knows (and I hear He’s resigned) what our southern cousins are up to these days but for us Canucks we’ve got a very important … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Opinion, Politics
Tagged business, climate change, Election 2019, environment, Legacies, Resisters
16 Comments
Climate Change Pledge
Are you too calm? I’m far too calm. Most of us are bloody well too calm. It’s already more than a week since I heard the UN Secretary-General sound a call to arms to fend off catastrophic climate change and … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Opinion, Politics
Tagged environment, IPCC Report, Parties, Secretary-General
18 Comments
The Enabler
Just a few days after posting The Great Incognitum I was sitting here staring at the keyboard and wondering how to classify Doug Ford, our new Ontario Premier, when suddenly there was Newshawk, the scoundrel, balancing on the Esc button … Continue reading
Posted in Article, Climate, Opinion, Politics
Tagged climate change, Doug Ford, environment, farts, flatulence, health, humour, Premier Ford
2 Comments
If Pigs Can Fly
Hi, it’s me again. Newshawk. Before I’m accused of stating fake facts I want to make some corrections. Got a little excited last time. And the keyboard’s mine again because although Munroe did come around for a spell he’s now … Continue reading
Posted in Article, Opinion, Politics
Tagged Alberta, B.C., Big Oil, business, Constitution, environment, First Nations, Fossil Fuels, humour, insanity, Justin, National Interest, Pipelines
4 Comments
Newshawk on Justin in Context
My name’s Newshawk and I’m writing this today because Munroe has given up and dammit all somebody has to speak for him. And not about Syria. Some of you already know me because Munroe’s introduced me before. He calls … Continue reading
Posted in Article, Opinion, Politics, War
Tagged Alberta, B.C., Calgary, Constitution, environment, Justin, Pipelines, Prime minister
11 Comments
A Drama Simplified
Whooeee— we’ve got a living drama going on right before our eyes! I don’t mean the classical Tragedy unfolding south of us as the American government destroys the environment while undermining the rule of law. No, no. Not that. There’s … Continue reading
Posted in Article, Opinion, Play, Politics
Tagged Alberta, B.C., Big Oil, environment, Federal Gov't, Hohn Horgan, Pipelines, Rachel Notley, Trudeau
4 Comments
Between Friends
Two days ago I sent a very brief e-mail to a friend in the States giving a link to a Trump spoof available on U-tube. It sparked a brief exchange of letters that strike me as being rather interesting. For … Continue reading