Weekly roundup: September 26 - October 2
02 October 2011Articles
Paying the price for suburban sprawl from Edmonton Journal
TEDx draws thinkers, dreamers from National Post
It's Captain CBC and the Radio Production Spiders! from National Post
Was Trudeau a disaster? Yes from Ottawa Citizen
Was Trudeau a disaster? No from Ottawa Citizen
Statscan's budget should be increased by $100-million from The Globe and Mail
Mexico [City] mulls two-year marriages, drawing ire of Catholic Church from The Globe and Mail
Golden exchange by silver-tongued MPs from CBC.ca
Universities aren't about teaching v. research, they're about teaching and research from The Globe and Mail
Bet you can't just eat one from National Post
Alberta's October surprise from Maclean's
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Delay at #TTC Rosedale due to subway system signals & electronics achieving cybernetic consciousness & becoming self-aware has now cleared.
— Bert Xanadu (@MovieMayor) September 27, 2011
people have to ask themselves: Can we get a gov't that still allows people to bend into laundry machines? tough questions. #ondb8
— colin horgan (@cfhorgan) September 27, 2011
The percentage of municipal water lost because of leaks is estimated to be at 20%. @FCM_online #auma
— TheAUMA (@TheAUMA) September 28, 2011
^ This is a generously low estimate based on the literature I have read.
The premier of Alberta is a centrist human rights lawyer who once advised Joe Clark and worked for UN: It's Ezra Levant's worst nightmare.
— Dan Gardner (@dgardner) October 2, 2011
GOVERNMENTS DO NOT CREATE JOBS. Unless they're actually increasing the number of public-sector employees.
— Stephen Gordon (@stephenfgordon) October 2, 2011