Monthly Archives: February 2005

Frank McKenna is the next ambassador to Washington, and made these comments as he appeared before the Commons foreign affairs committee this week. Canadians shouldn’t worry about their sovereignty because in many ways this country and the United States have … Continue reading →

I suppose there are a lot of private or even secret organizations that exist for various reasons, political, economic fraternal. The Council for National Policy formed by Tim LaHay (Left Behind books) in 1981. It’s been described by Donald Rumsfeld … Continue reading →

A couple of days ago I asked who Doug Wead was. It turned out he is an author promoting a book, who talked with George W. Bush between 1998 and 2000, taping the conversations. Now he has regrets and has … Continue reading →

I’ve received some information regarding the question about phishing that will be of use to those at AntiOnline looking for information on how to stop this. The original post about is this here and this is the basic warning: The … Continue reading →

Gotta love blogging. Becky, of grrl meet world in Saskatoon was the focus of the local CTV news department piece on blogging. What’s really fun about that is that it inspired the news room gang to start their own blog. … Continue reading →

I think that is a great name for Prime Minister Paul Martin. It’s right up there with Joe who? It remains to be seen if the PM can shake the nickname given to him this weekend by The Economist. This … Continue reading →

Church Marketing Sucks has an interesting study up on teens and the internet. Did you know that teenagers aren’t more technically net-saavy than adults? I didn’t. Did you know teen-agers prefer clean designs over cluttered ones? I didn’t. If you … Continue reading →

Quick note regarding the post below. Deep Calls to Deep changed the title of his post. Steve, this weekend was the first time I’ve been to your blog. I think your question is a fair, open and honest one. If … Continue reading →