I don’t know what kool-aid the Toronto Sun has drunk on tearing downing the Gardiner, but at least the Star prints a few articles from those that know about how crazy it is to tear any part of it down.
Infrastructure funds would be better spent on improving city’s appallingly bad roads
As told by the great Ronald Reagan.
A fellow blogger writes on the great Global Warming Myth.
Yes, I could be convinced, perhaps. But every time I begin to think, “Well, maybe….”, something like this drops into my mail box: [h/t to Judith]
What an exciting surprise to see that Honeymoon Suite is still alive and kicking! While out on a Canada Day celebration, we found out that they were booked at the last minute. Despite being 25 years later, the boys looked and sounded great.
Apparently, they even have a new album coming out. Glad to see the boys again. If you’re feeling nostalgic, look them up and see if you can catch them out on tour.
David Warren’s annual lament to Canada past.
The project began officially with Lester Pearson’s new flag, in 1964—that ad-agency “red maple,” doubling as the emblem of the Liberal Party.
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