Weekly round up: May 23 - 29

29 May 2011

Articles

University revolutionizes Winnipeg's food scene from The Globe and Mail

The lessons of philanthropy from The Economist

Don't worry, Ontario. Your government will still 'enforce good behaviour' from National Post

The Catalan kings from The Economist

Mexican cinemas in India from The Economist

Layton attempts to clear the air on when and how Quebec could secede from Canadian Press (Go Stephane Dion calling out Layton on his 50%+1 as a clear majority.)

I completely agree with Harper... circa 1996 from Ottawa Citizen

Reach out, reach out and touch someone

New program aims to interest girls in engineering from WISN Milwaukee (A way of getting girls into engineering that I can agree with.)

Chris Selley: Layton the bridge builder from National Post

Tweets

https://twitter.com/#!/acoyne/status/73059115211030529

https://twitter.com/#!/AndrewStoeten/status/72830844208816128

https://twitter.com/#!/acoyne/status/73751191145807873

https://twitter.com/#!/CWhite20XX/status/73784265216753664

https://twitter.com/#!/JPosnanski/status/73812517348057088

https://twitter.com/#!/OHnewsroom/status/74191647554015232

Video

With a venn diagram via Revolutions

Great little video from the Toronto Standard about a bookbinder, Don Taylor,  via Dan Misener

Bookbinder: Toronto Standard presents 'Made in Toronto' - The Bookbinder: Don Taylor from Toronto Standard on Vimeo.

Boom Boom Pow performed acoustically by DANTèS via The Anti-Hit List

Boom Boom Pow DANTèS from AS HUMAN PATTERN on Vimeo.