Monthly Archives: January 2006

I haven’t had an opportunity to even read the news yet today other than the Salvation Army story, I hit the floor running, and I’m beat. So…in lieu of anything rational: Blessed are the cracked, for it is they that let in … Continue reading →

Earlier this month The Canadian Salvation Army revealed it had been the victim of massive internal fraud. Now The Globe and Mail has some details. As of yet a 25 year old accountant who had worked for the Salvation Army … Continue reading →

It’s -4C out which must sound very cold to my friends to the south. With wind gusts of 60+kph the wind chill is -14C. That must sound very cold. But it actually isn’t. Brisk yes, but above seasonal. It’s the … Continue reading →

Bill Dunphy is well known to readers of Hamilton Ontario’s newspaper The Spectator. In 2001 and 2002 he interviewed convicted drug dealer Paul Gravelle. Gravelle’s younger brother is accused of participating in the 1998 murder of lawyer Lynn Gilbank and … Continue reading →

James Blake Miller is 21. On November 9, 2004 a photo by Luis Sinco of the Los Angeles Times taken in Fallujah made Miller a Marine icon. He joined up in  November 2002 and was assigned to 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment of … Continue reading →

Mike Holgren will have millions of eyes on him when he takes his place in the Superbowl in Detroit next week with his team, The Seattle Seahawks. His wife Kathy and his daughter Calla won’t. They are working in the Congo … Continue reading →

They were kidnapped in Iraq November 26th. Two deadlines passed and no one knew their fate. An Iraqi negotiator was kidnapped when he went to the country to try to secure their release. Canadians Harmeet Sooden, 32, James Loney, 41, Briton Norman … Continue reading →

“The people of Canada have become so liberal and hedonistic that the public ethic in the country immediately could not be reversed,” Weyrich says in an email analysis to allies. “It will take time. But with leadership it well may … Continue reading →