What Is Wrong With Canadians?
Meet Dean A. Del Mastro. Yep, that is good old Dean being escorted to prison. From Wiki – Dean A. Del Mastro (born August 16, 1970) is a former Canadian […]
Category Archives: Politics
Bargain Basement Citizenship and the Decline of Democracy
Excellent blog post from Alex’s Blog that looks at the decline of democracy in recent decades. If Mitt Romney, after the most entertainingly stupid political campaign in the history of […]
Johnny Rocco Explains Politics
Humanity In A Holding Pattern
In the last 40 years, we, humanity, have been asked to simultaneously believe that a man can walk on the moon, but an electric automobile would require something of an […]
Griffintown Destroying Montreal
And City Hall is enjoying the ride. There is an article in today’s Gazette entitled, “City Builds Discontent”, that discusses concern about the economic impact of the Griffintown project on […]
Another Griffintown Commentator
Latest installment in my series of essays that shows who was criticizing the Griffintown proposal and why. My point, of course, is that if there was an ounce of compassion […]
Will politics doom Montreal’s Griffintown?
That’s the headline on this article from the Globe & Mail. “If every city has its share of don’t-know-what-you’ve-got-till-it’s-gone horror stories, Montreal has probably surpassed the North American average when […]
Conflict Of Interest in Griffintown Project?
Henry Aubin wrote a very interesting column in Thursday’s Gazette. In it he discusses the “proposed” Griffintown Project and the extent of the involvement of a development firm called Devimco. […]
Infrastructure Collapsing in Canada?
This is going across the wire today. Canada’s infrastructure deficit hits $123 billion, report says OTTAWA – Canada’s water treatment facilities, roads and public infrastructure is on the verge of […]
Johnson Commission Report
This Gazette article looks at what some of the likely proposals of the Johnson Commission (due on Thursday) will be. One significant suggestion will be redirecting authority of bridges and […]
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