Merry Christmas and happy
holidays readers, I hope everyone is enjoying their time off. I will not be
posting a Worth Reading next week as I will be busy with my own holiday stuff.
Things should resume on January 7th.
Martin Regg Cohn writes a
scathing review of former Premier Dalton McGuinty's rose-coloured memoir.
Also from Mr. Cohn, he
writes here about McGuinty's legacy and the impact it is having on Premier
Kathleen Wynne.
As the federal government
considers marijuana legalization this piece in the Walrus asks, why stop there?
Politico outlines an
interesting scenario, if Donald Trump wins the Republican nomination there
could be a third party challenger from the Republican Party.
A photographer has
captured some of the apocalyptic fallout from the housing crash in Spain.
Nathan Cullen (NDP -
Skeena-Bulkley Valley, BC) has suggested that if a referendum is held for the
new electoral system it should follow after Canadians have had a chance to try it.
From Wired, how we will
never see the end of the Star Wars series and how the "universe" phenomenon is shaping media.
As many feared, the $75000
the City of Brampton paid for a facilitator was money wasted.
San Grewal at the Toronto
Star profiles the growing pains of Milton, Ontario. Grewal's piece implies that Milton is something more than a sprawling suburb,
which it is. Sean Marshall offered some critiques of this article on Twitter
suggesting gauging infrastructure by full parking lots is hardly useful.
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