Weekly roundup: October 1-7
Posted: October 7, 2012 Filed under: link Leave a comment »Updated with illustrator information for the turkey comic
Articles
Time for ‘net harm’ test in CNOOC-Nexen debate [Financial Post]
U.K.-Canada embassy deal kicks off worldwide flag race [The Globe and Mail]
Whom does design really serve? [Project for Public Spaces]
Hotel lighting: Mustn’t stumble [The Economist]
Toronto restaurant line ups just part of today’s eating experience [Toronto Star]
NDP MP Pat Martin, ‘economic treason’ and anti-foreign bias [Maclean’s]
The beauty of the airline baggage tag [Slate]
‘Evidence’ comes in all shapes and sizes [Ottawa Citizen]
Voyages in Concussion Land: the homeless, Sidney Crosby and me [The Globe and Mail]
Brian Sawyer, 1930-2012: The chief who transformed Calgary’s police force into a community service [Calgary Herald]
Tweets
Roommate fills out this week's ten percenter. http://t.co/dkOMc3Qs
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Jordan Owens (@jordanowens) October 01, 2012People wealthy enough to fly a lot hugely overestimate the importance of transit links directly to the airport.
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Market Urbanism (@MarketUrbanism) October 02, 2012@MovemberCA MOments to remember: #Humber Fundraising grad students (mostly women) painting on moustaches as the organized events!
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Ken Wyman (@KenWyman) October 02, 2012Why the hell can't Canada rely on hewing wood and drawing water? We have it. The rest of the world wants it and is will to pay top $ for it.
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Stephen Gordon (@stephenfgordon) October 05, 2012
Comic by John Martz
