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A selection of progressive bloggers form Saskatchewan
The Henry Clay People’s “Friends Are Forgiving”
I’m not one to get too pumped up about upcoming music release schedules, mostly because my organization skills for such are matters are next to non-existent and I need to essentially have something in my hands (or, as is mostly the case ... [read more]
Outrage In the Nation’s Capital!
Last summer, the Saskatchewan Science Centre hosted a touring exhibit called Sex: A Tell-All Exhibition. It was organized by the Montreal Science Centre with the goal of providing pre-teen children and teenagers (and any adults who were ... [read more]
Once A Pervy Idiot, Continued
Last time I mentioned Hunter Moore on the Dog Blog, the founder of the revenge porn site Is Anyone Up? had sold his pride and joy, one of the most odious corners of the web, to an anti-bullying site. That hasn’t stopped the controversy ... [read more]
ConCalls: #RoboCon RoboContinues
Thx! RT @kady: Meanwhile, if you've lost the thread of the #robocalls plot, the intrepid @laura_payton has you covered: is.gd/Xzrnby— Laura Payton (@laura_payton) May 16, 2012 There’ve been a few days of no new news reported in the robo ... [read more]
Tonight And Tomorrow, Plan To Watch Funny People Make It Up As They Go
I think my love of Combat Improv is well documented. In fact, I even did a preview for their season-ending, two-night extravaganza in the prairie dog a while back. Not only is that article kicking around the internet, but it’s been comm ... [read more]
Turning Harper's Canada Into An Authoritarian State - 'Practice Makes Perfect'
TORONTO — Police violated civil rights, detained people illegally, and used excessive force during the G20 summit two years ago, a new report concludes.  [read more]
Wednesday Morning Links
Miscellaneous material for your mid-week reading. [read more]
Main Stage Line-Up Set
Judging from an ad that’s scheduled to appear in tomorrow’s edition of prairie dog the Regina Folk Festival has finalized its main stage line-up for the 2012 festival which goes August 10-12 in Victoria Park.   Friday night, Timber Tim ... [read more]
If We Close The Drapes And Don't Answer The Door ... Do You Think They'll Take The Hint And Go Home?
Once again, Canadians have to tolerate AND pay for another pointless, idiotic visit by members of the British Royal family. (Sigh) Pity!  [read more]
Small Time Video
Gormley was critical of the bad language in Gunderson’s videos. I don’t care for foul language in most music either, but at least Gormley has a valid excuse for acting like a crotchety old man; I don’t know what my problem is. I do love ... [read more]
Leonard Cohen. The Man.
A few years ago, Leonard Cohen was brought to the brink of bankruptcy when his former manager swindled him out of almost all his money. Well, fast forward a few years. Recently, Leonard Cohen was given a hero’s treatment, getting the G ... [read more]
Pick of the Day (Tomorrow Edition): Corpus in the Park
This event is being hosted by the Dunlop Art Gallery, and will take place Thursday in Victoria Park. It features two performances by a touring Canadian dance/theatre company from Toronto called Corpus. The first performance, Les Mouton ... [read more]
Not Bad Jobs; Just No Careers Either.
Very often, I find myself wondering just what goes through the mind of a Conservative Cabinet Minister before they open their mouths. Clearly, given Jim Flaherty's latest gaffe, the thought process is either incredibly short or non-exis ... [read more]
Tuesday Night Cat Blogging
Personable cats. [read more]
Tuesday Afternoon Links
Assorted content to end your day. [read more]
You Scratch My Back
There’s an interesting glimpse into how the Conservatives get around that pesky no-corporate donations rule. While it could be a co-incidence that people swept up in an investigation into crooked building shenanigans in Quebec just happ ... [read more]
No tough choice
Back here, I discussed how ridiculous the Cons' "tough on crime" model would look if applied to any other area of policy - and used that comparison to question why we'd handle criminal justice any differently. But after a minority gover ... [read more]
Tuesday Morning Links
This and that for your Tuesday reading. [read more]
Pick of the Day: J.P. Hoe
Touring in support of his latest CD Mannequin, J.P. Hoe (pictured) is a singer-songwriter from Winnipeg. He’s also got an EP The Live Beta Project (2007) and a full-length Dear John Letters (2008) to his credit, and has played the Winni ... [read more]
If I Were A...Conservative?
Today's post deals mostly with subjective reasoning; I've often wondered what my life would be like if I were a Conservative. And that is going to be the subject of today's post. [read more]
Monday Morning Sentimonies: No Mo Mo
Getting cut by a professional football team must be hard to take for a player. It must be even harder when you are cut before you even get to so much a stretch for the team. That’s like getting dumped on a blind date by an actual blind ... [read more]
Regina City Council meeting – Deadblog
(Liveblog notes, but no wifi to upload in real time so this is a deadblogging instead.) First attempt at council being paperless. When we entered the chamber we were all handed a paper package. Paperless fail. Still, good an effort is b ... [read more]
Film Industry Supporters Rally at the Legislature
Stephen LaRose is working on a story for the May 17 edition of prairie dog on the fallout that continues to rain down on the Sask. Party government for its initial decision to kill the Film Employment Tax Credit, and its ill-advised eff ... [read more]
Foliage Report: Monday, May 14
ConCalls: Fraud Not all Robocalls in #RoboCon
Take a look at what also happened to swing the election in key ridings for the Conservatives. Harassing phone calls pretending to be from Liberals, and plenty of voters voting without the documentation to prove they were citizens or liv ... [read more]
Going To The 'Wall' For Thomas Mulcair - Erin Weir
Royalty hike cure for Dutch disease  [read more]
"Mulcair And Energy McCarthyism" - Jim Stanford
"The high-and-mighty vitriol which greeted Tom Mulcair's comments last week about the downside of oil-powered currency appreciation is lamentable (repeating the over-the-top reaction to Dalton McGuinty's similar comments a few weeks ago ... [read more]
Parliament in Review - April 5, 2012
Thursday, April 5 was the final sitting day in the House of Commons before a two-week Easter break. And the debate was much less sharp than in previous days, as the primary bill up for discussion was supported by all parties. [read more]
Monday Morning Links
Miscellaneous material for your Monday reading. [read more]
Andrew (Andy) Suknaski of Wood Mountain and Moose Jaw
Andy Suknaski, award winning poet and visual artist, has passed away at age 69. -Photo sent to me by Dale Caragata. Andy is front-center. Andy was from my home town of Wood Mountain, and I have some memories of him as I grew up. He live ... [read more]