“Stephen,you have Witchetty grub breath.”
Stephen Harper,visiting New Zealand,learns to rub noses with the Maori’s.
From outer space: the Theremin.
Sean Micheals wins the Giller prize with his biography of Lerv Sergeivitch Terman, inventer of the Theremin.
One dump truck ?
6 CF-18’s,2 Auroras,1Polaris,600 personnel =1 dump truck:Canada’s A.G. has been critical of the government’s long term planning.
‘She put the mrs. in Mississauga’.
Hazel McCallion,aged 93,having served as Mayor of Mississauga for 36 years,retires.
Naval gazing.
Rob Nicholson defends the indefensible: the decommissioning of four warships leaves the Royal Canadian navy virtually unable to fulfill it’s mandate.
Tunnel vision.
The International community has pledged more money than Gaza requested to rebuild after the war with Israel.Benjamin Netanyahu is reluctant to lift Israel’s blockade,fearing construction material would be diverted to create new tunnels.
Sotto voce Ben.
In a class of his own,celebrated opera tenor Ben Heppner to play Isidor Straus in the upcoming Canadian production of the musical ” Titanic”.
Big shot.
PM seeks to deploy F-18’s to avoid ground combat with ISIS.
To unconditionally,unreservedly apologize….
Paul Calandra apologizes to the house for his non-answers to Tom Mulcair’s questions.
“You say you’re between Iraq and a hard place Stephen,but we need answers.”
Tom Mulcair tries to get clarification from the government on Canada’s military deployment in Iraq.
Hung, Drawn and Cultured 