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Tag Archives: Stephen Harper
the w.s. walcott election show
Get involved. Donate now. Are you in? Want to buy some cool looking swag? A bobble head doll of our glorious leader? Is their clairvoyancy in politics? Should we care? As the Canadian election yawns into the back nine with … Continue reading
Caravaggio and a bridge too far
Know your Caravaggio. Scholars have been contesting two exhibit works authenticity that will be appearing at the National Gallery in Ottawa. Two of the eleven canvases pre-certified as original Caravaggios in the planned summer exhibition on the Italian baroque are … Continue reading
peeking around the corner: prophet cafe politics
On December 10, 1926, at 9 P.M. at the Prophet cafe, the surrealists met to decide whether to form an alliance with the Communist party. Antonin Artaud, for whom all political parties were equally irrelevant, displayed a noticeable lack of … Continue reading
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Tagged Antonin Artaud, bob rae, Brian Palmer, George Orwell, Henry Miller, jack layton, Kenneth Rexroth, Machiavelli, Margaret Thatcher, Michael Ignatieff, Paul Martin, Rick Salutin, stephane dion, Stephen Harper, Tony Blair
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political theatre: the extent to which life is unrepresentable
Can dissidence be accomplished through the ballot box? Does voting actually change anything? As Canadians put aside their donuts and hockey to contemplate the election on May 3, a new bogeyman has emerged on the national agenda; quietly slipping into … Continue reading
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Tagged brett grundlock, George Woodcock, Jack M. Greenstein, Jacques Derrida, justin trudeau, Michael Ignatieff, Northrop Frye, Paul Kane, Rick Salutin, Stephen Harper
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SIR FARTSALOT & MRS. IMAVITCH AT THE G8
As the G20 Summit prepares to unfold and our world leaders set to pitch tent in Toronto . Its called ”Toronto the Good” because it may be the world capital of the politically correct. There is some uncertainty whether the … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Jolson, BP Oil Spill, Carlo Guiliano, Conrad Black, David Cameron, Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, G20 Economic Summit Toronto, G8 economic summit Toronto, George Orwell, Gillian Duffy, Gordon Brown, Indymedia, Jonathan Swift, Kevin Bolger, Mae Clarke, Mendelson Joe, Michael Howard, Moe Koffman, Nick Clegg, Ottawa International Writers Festival, Rex Murphy, Roy MacGregor Globe and Mail, Sean Wilson, Sir Fartsalot Hunts the Booger, Stephen Harper, Tony Hayward
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