More than anything, I just want politics to be boring again. I long for headlines so dull they barely register. “Minister Attends Meeting, Leaves On Time” is the dream. I want a government so functionally beige that I forget who’s in charge, because everything is just…working. No daily drama. No emergency press conferences interrupting my funny dog videos on Tiktok…. View Post
I’ve long felt that Parks Canada matter, but this morning I read an article in the National Observer that Parks Canada is facing a massive $450 million in cuts and lapsed funding over the next two years. It made my stomach drop. I may be especially sensitive about this subject right now because I’ve been anxiously watching the damage Trump… View Post
Is Danielle Smith a traitor? That question exploded across social media after her recent interview with Breitbart — yes, that Breitbart, part of Steve Bannon’s cartoonishly villainous empire. And with it came the T-word: treason. Treason feels like such an “old-timey” word though, doesn’t it? Like we half-expect someone in revolutionary garb to march a traitor up to a wooden… View Post
Flamboyant Canadian billionaire and empty nester Ann Kaplan Mulholland and her husband, renowned plastic surgeon Dr. Steven Mulholland embarked on a colossal adventure two years ago. They relocated to England and bought a new home, the thousand-year-old Lympne castle in Kent, a wee fixer upper: 27K square feet, 27 buildings, and 139 acres. And as Mulholland discovered, it came with… View Post
Trying to be an ethical consumer in a capitalist system feels like playing a game where the rules are designed for you to lose. No matter how many brands you boycott, companies you cancel, or alternatives you seek, there’s always a new ethical dilemma lurking around the corner. And yet, despite the near impossibility of truly moral consumption under capitalism,… View Post
By Anne Brodie Tracie Laymon’s Bob Trevino Likes It is just the thing for a positive, warm feeling. Based on Laymon’s own experiences, we follow Lily Trevino (Barbie Ferreira), her father Bob Trevino (French Stewart), and her new friend Bob Trevino (John Leguizamo). Lily’s dealing with the trauma abandonment by her mother when she was little and, recently by her… View Post