November 2011 I have to say, after all of those personal attacks, the slights against immigrants and the clever NDP ad involving a pair of bright orange pumps, the outcome of this years provincial election was decidedly anticlimactic. I’ll admit, a small part of me did fear a conservative trifecta, the hat trick of doom.… Read More Keeping politics on the streets: a post-election reflection
October 2011 It’s that time again. It seems like just weeks ago I was trying to decide whether or not to vote strategically the federal election or toss my vote away on the NDP, the party I actually support. Most people that I spoke to agreed; the thing to do was talk NDP but vote… Read More Riding out the Orange Wave: Why you should vote NDP in the provincial election
September 2011 At 61, Jack Layton was by no means a young man. He had lead a long and full life compared to most. But as the first NDP leader to make the New Democratic Party official opposition in Canadian history, I would say he still had a lot of life to live. The one… Read More His vision can still be won: A country mourns Jack Layton
