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Really Recycling, Future Shop?
Future Shop takes CDs for recycling in their drop boxes at the front of stores. That’s the good news. The bad news is in the disclaimer. They don’t have to recycle those CDs, and wash their hands of them if they hand them over to a potentially disreputable 3rd party. [read more]
Oh Shut Up
Media Twerp, Margarete Wente, went off on bloggers again. It’s a well known ploy to attract feedback by attacking bloggers, who will flame the flamer back. She thinks only males are interested in blogging, or being macho. I’m sure there were no women at the avalanche snowmobile party the other day in B.C., right Wente? [...] [read more]
Celebrating differences, finding common ground
There is a lot of conversation and concern in Toronto’s Queer community surrounding the news that Pride Toronto is drafting a “freedom of expression policy” that will govern what signs will be allowed in this year’s parade. Pride’s Executive Director Tracey Sandilands has said only language that incites “violence or [...] [read more]
LIFE WITH ELIZABETH (May) No. 5
It’s…let me look this up…as a writer I rarely know the day or date…after all it’s all one life.  It’s march 15, TWENTY-TEN.  The new millennium continueth, and all the Canadian provinces with, I think, the exception of Saskatchewan have turned their clocks forward.  Leap forward into spring…Backwards into fall.  But only by an hour…I’m getting the feeling I should blog again, so here I am…Abou ... [read more]
A new Goldrush? Taseko Mines thinks so... Notes from BC's Cariboo-Chilcotin
Don’t you just love coincidences? World Water Day 2010 is set for March 22nd. That is also the day public hearings are set to begin in Williams Lake, BC on the proposed Taseko Mine southwest of the city and the resulting destruction of the Chilcotin’s Fish Lake. [read more]
Latest Poll
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PM Pot Tube
Google was showing off its Conservative-friendly YouTube streaming technology, and gave people the chance to put questions to Stephen Harper. It may be the first time in years that Harper has been forced to listen to difficult questions from ordinary people, while being broadcast. [read more]
Steal This Idea: Take It With You, Sudbury!
I’ve heard it said by those in the Green Party that we are quite happy when the other Parties steal our ideas, because there’s a better chance for implementation. It’s in that spirit that I wish to share with you the following idea with you. I hope that you will steal this idea, run with it, and turn it into a reality. [read more]
Happy 10% Day
The Conservatives, who do not have an MP in my riding, have again wasted your money on blanketing Wascana with their propaganda. This time the loser MP responsible is Inky Mark. The Sun exposed the top losers, back in a November publishing. Roughly $10,000,000 have been wasted EACH YEAR, in recent years. The so called “10%ers” [...] [read more]
Are JetPacks "Green"?
Lockheed Martin has introduced the first practical commercial personal JetPack. There's no mention of Jetpacks in Vision Green, so I did some homework. [read more]
Getting corporate concentrated media to cover the problem of media concentration
Earlier this week, we issued a news release on the enormous opportunity presented by the upcoming sale of the Asper empire of newspapers, CanWest Limited Partnership (LP).  That conglomerate now controls 46 newspapers across Canada. [read more]
Getting corporate concentrated media to cover the problem of media concentration
Earlier this week, we issued a news release on the enormous opportunity presented by the upcoming sale of the Asper empire of newspapers, CanWest Limited Partnership (LP).  That conglomerate now controls 46 newspapers across Canada. [read more]
Thoughtful Opposition
Yesterday I wrote that the GPO distinguishes itself from the other opposition parties by providing thoughtful opposition.  I cited the various opposition positions on HST as an example.  Today on his blog Steve highlights another great example of this. [read more]
Copy, right?
Michael Moore is on NPR Wednesday morning, and TV later to talk about problems in America such as Medicaid. Doctors are dropping Medicaid patients because they lose money when they see them. Already money losing funds are being cut. == Copyright is being talked about on NPR later today, and it’s been the buzz on the web [...] [read more]
Sorry To not have wrote a blog for a couple of days now.
Good Morning Green. Sorry about not doing a blog since Sunday, Sleep in and rest days. I finally got this picture up so people could see who I am. Now I need to get it on my profile! I hope all had a good weekend.This morning I caught the tell end of something to do with Harper and Youtube, Could someone let me know what the story is Please and Thank-You.  Warmest Regards:   Sherry-Lynn [read more]
Leadership on more than one issue: Limiting Prorogation
http://www.ndp.ca/addyourvoice [read more]
Expelling Toronto from Ontario: What Passes for a Progressive Conservative Solution to Rural Issues in Ontario
The Toronto Star reports that Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Bill Murdoch’s recent suggestion that the City of Toronto secede from Ontario and become its own Province. Murdoch suggests this because he believes that the rest of Ontario would be better off without Toronto, citing a "Toronto-centric" bias in provincial decision making which he believes is negatively impacting issues importa ... [read more]
Chris Selley: The day Michael Ignatieff lost the youth vote
Greetings Green ! [read more]
Crazy Talk: How the U.S. has been Planning for the World of Tomorrow
Question: Is it a sound financial strategy for governments to “spend like there’s no tomorrow” if “tomorrow” is never going to come? In other words, why not accumulate massive debts if we know that there won’t be anyone left around to repay these debts to, or at least anyone who we’ll allow to try to collect them? [read more]
Progressive Conservatives who Recycle
On Sunday John posted a blog putting forward that the GPO might leaning too far to the "blue-green" side and suggested we move a bit back towards "tree-hugging".   I think his point is important, we need do distinguish ourselves from our competition.  In an effort to ensure that we are taken seriously and not simply written off as the granola-munching fringe we have perhaps made ourselves look ... [read more]
Iggy at his Stupid, Out of Touch, Americanized best
Once again Iggy adds another issue to the list of things that don't make him progressive, don't differentiates him from a Conservative and just don't make sense. [read more]
MSNBC .... POLL ... Is America ready to legalize marijuana?
http://msnbc.newsvine.com/_question/2010/03/15/4021020-is-america-ready-to-legalize-marijuana- [read more]
Ides of January
Beware the Ides of… January? CORRECTION: Nope, the Ides of January is the 13th, since it’s not one of the four months where the ides is on the 15th. [read more]
Yellow Belt Tonight
I should be getting my yellow belt tonight (Wait there's no yellow belts in jiu-jitsu! There is in Can-Ryu.  Ah, OK.) and I'm pretty excited.  I had my test last Wednesday and it went well.  Not a whole lot to it, just various break falls, stances, hold escapes, strikes and a few other techniques.  I will say though that even though there isn't much, the test itself is intense since you are go ... [read more]
An invitation for Earth Day
It occurred to me the other day that the next April 22 will be the fortieth anniversary of Earth Day.  Back in 1970, I was in Grade 10 when the first Earth Day took place.  I remember writing flyers for a day to door information canvas.   The issues of the day were the threat of eutrophication from phosphates in detergent, DDT and acid rain. [read more]
An invitation for Earth Day
It occurred to me the other day that the next April 22 will be the fortieth anniversary of Earth Day.  Back in 1970, I was in Grade 10 when the first Earth Day took place.  I remember writing flyers for a day to door information canvas.   The issues of the day were the threat of eutrophication from phosphates in detergent, DDT and acid rain. [read more]
Boardwalk Stalls
Today I’ve emailed Boardwalk “Customer Service” who demanded my full name, while not providing theirs’ in their last email. We’ll see if they respond. Dear “Customer Service”: As you can see, I included my full name in the last email, and you don’t need my address to address the problem of your employees improperly disposing of hazardous [...] [read more]
One Dome
One Dome equals the following: 4.8 years worth of teacher salaries or 2.5 years worth of education for the entire public school system. 16.02 years of library operations. 23.9 times the budget for roadway rehabilitation and maintenance. 1,874 affordable housing units. [read more]
Thoughts on Recent GPO By-Elections ("Blue-Green")
March 4, there were two provincial by-elections in my neck of the woods. [read more]
Just a HAPPY BLOG
Good Day Greens: Today is gonna be short and Sweet. I hope all have a great day, It's Sunny here and just a Beautiful day. I'm off to watch Some twenty yr olds play Snowball(baseball with snow) tee hee hee! This should be alot of fun. Anyway It's a good day to spend time with Friends n Family.  Have a GREAT DAY!!!!!! Warmest Regards....Sherry-Lynn [read more]