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Tag Archives: Canada
My Favourite Vancouver Actress
Nicola Cavendish It wasn’t impossible to track this name down: I looked up the Vancouver Playhouse history for 1983-4 and there she was, one of the three writers of North Shore Live. When she acted in this production in North Vancouver … Continue reading
Account Reconciliation as a Symbol
Creating Harmony It came up as a dream sequence last night. In my role as bookkeeper, I was attempting to reconcile the differences between an accounting system bank balance and the bank statement. It’s something that I did thousands of … Continue reading
Posted in history, spirituality
Tagged Canada, differences of opinion, dreams, native canadians, politics
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Is This the World’s Most Hated Band?
Nickelback (I chose their “Here and Now” album cover for my blog illustration because it features the steam clock in the Gastown district of downtown Vancouver.) In the news recently is an item about a debate being conducted in the … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, showbusiness
Tagged Canada, conspiracies, humour, music, news, rock n roll
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Pizzagate? In Canada?!
Scheer Claims He Didn’t Hear the Word “Pizzagate” I’ve written about this fake news story before: way back in December 2016… But the other night, it showed up again at a town hall meeting in a small town in Ontario … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia
Tagged Canada, Conspiracy Theories, fake news, politics, Scheer, Trudeau
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Lots of If’s, And’s and Butts
Gerry Butts Former Principal Secretary to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is testifying to the Justice Committee. His version of events leading to the SNC-Lavalin crisis will obviously be at odds with Jody Wilson-Raybould’s. In his opinion, the Attorney General’s decision … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, leadership qualities, parliament, politics, Trudeau
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The Political Meme: Irony or Sarcasm?
Justin and Ivanka While researching political memes, I found this gem of a photograph which shows a subtle reason why Justin Trudeau is in power, as Prime Minister of Canada. He is one of the very few politicians in the … Continue reading
JWR’s Portrayer?
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Tagged Canada, movies, native canadians, politics, television
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Corporate Corruption in Canada
Too Big to Fall? For the little guy on the street, some companies have a lot of nerve. First they behave with little regard for the Rule of Law, and then, when they get caught, they use the threat of … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, Corporate identity, corruption, justice, politics, rule of law
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JWR’s End Game?
An Indigenous Party for Canada It was a thought that occurred to me early on in the SNC-Lavalin ‘scandal’: Jody Wilson-Raybould sought to change the Government of Canada from the inside; now she’s perhaps thinking of starting a party on … Continue reading
Optics: Is the Picture any Clearer?
Jody Wilson-Raybould’s Testimony Well, I like to think that yesterday’s events have shown the world that even the golden boy of Canadian politics has feet of clay. Trudeau has claimed that he and his team have done nothing wrong as … Continue reading