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The importance of national apology #150Acts

by Kim | Nov 25, 2017 | News and Events, People, Politics | 5 |

Yesterday Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued a formal apology to the Inuit and Innu people of...

On trust, truth and a path forward

by Kim | Jan 20, 2017 | Politics, Writing | 1 |

Well here we are. We have arrived in, what some have been calling the post-truth era. And I...

David Suzuki’s Blue Dot Tour: Changing a Nation

by Kim | Oct 8, 2014 | Environment, People, Politics | 0 |

Last week I attended the David Suzuki Foundation Blue Dot Tour here in Toronto. I admit, I didn’t really know what the tour was about (they had me at “David Suzuki”). I figured it had to do with climate...

Newsworthy Animal Stories of 2012 – Part 2: The Ladies

by Kim | Jan 2, 2013 | Nature, Politics | 2 |

This is the second in a 5 part series on animals that made the Toronto news in 2012. Read Part 1 here. While these stories are local, the issues they present are global, each one asking us to scrutinize and reassess our...

Rock the Vote: 2012

by Kim | Nov 6, 2012 | Politics | 0 |

. Still a Reason for Hope #obama2012

Canadians! Time to Black Out Speak Out

by Kim | Jun 4, 2012 | Environment, Politics, This is Broken | 0 |

On June 4th, Canada’s major environmental organizations, together with leading charities, unions, bloggers, darkened their websites and join thousands of Canadians to Speak Out in defence of nature and...

Vote — because you can

by Kim | Apr 26, 2011 | News and Events, Politics | 0 |

Last night my 18-year-old stepdaughter voted in her first election. Here in Canada, facing their 4th federal election in 7 years, the voters are decidedly lackluster. Admittedly, this is advanced polling. Actual election day...