Archive for July, 2007
The real, big brain drain
The U.S. is about to adopt our successful immigration point system. And that could be bad news for Canada
Sean Fitzpatrick is very worried. He sees, just over the proverbial horizon, a big “brain drain” coming to Canada. The last time the brain drain captured the Canadian public’s attention was just before the turn of the […]
Soylent red
The Communists are frantically trying to reassure consumers around the world that their products are safe. But don’t expect Canada to double-check
At the end of the 1973 sci-fi film classic Soylent Green, the detective played by Charlton Heston discovers the food supply has been deliberately contaminated with human bodies. His cry of revulsion, “It’s people!” […]
Protection racket
An Ontario judge glosses over illegal aboriginal acts at Ipperwash. Indian blockaders now seem free to extract demands from government with impunity
Listen to Terry Nelson, chief of Manitoba’s Anishinabe First Nation, and it’s easy to see just how disruptive Canadian Indians’ national day of protest, planned for June 29, might be. “There’s 30,000 miles of […]
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