Link of the Day: Find Your Electoral District
Have you ever wondered who your MP is? Have you ever wondered how to get in touch with your elected representative? Well, this site will tell you. Simply enter your postal code, and you’ll be provided with the name and contact information of your riding’s representative. Whichever way you choose to use that information for […]
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Link of the Day: Mark Holland
Mark Holland is the Liberal MP for Ajax-Pickering, as well as the Liberal Opposition Critic for Public Safety and National Security. I keep seeing his name in all the right contexts, and I’m starting to think he might be an MP to watch. When the Conservatives tried to block an inquiry into G20 policing, it […]
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Link of the Day: Halo 2600
I’ve been getting pretty serious around here lately. So let’s lighten things up a bit with a link to that mock Atari 2600 version of Halo that’s been floating around. Go on, you deserve a little retro fun.
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Link of the Day: Shelter, Support, and Housing Adminstration
This is the section of the City of Toronto’s official website that deals with housing matters. Unless I’ve been missing out, we haven’t been hearing a lot from the mayoral candidates about homelessness, housing and related issues. And I think you’ll agree that they’re important issues indeed.
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Link of the Day: How’d They Vote?
Brilliant! I’d forgotten that this site existed; I wish I’d thought to check it yesterday, when I was looking for the names of the twelve NDP MPs who voted to scrap the gun registry during the bill’s second reading in November. I mean, look at their report on that particular vote. Look at how much […]
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Link of the Day: Iraq Body Count
“Iraq Body Count is an ongoing human security project which maintains and updates the world’s largest public database of violent civilian deaths during and since the 2003 invasion. The count encompasses non-combatants killed by military or paramilitary action and the breakdown in civil security following the invasion.” At the time of this writing, the estimated […]
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Link of the Day: Broken Spine Productions
Aidan Baker and Leah Buckareff of Nadja, previously praised on this site, have just launched a new record label called Broken Spine Productions. Well, if you want to get technical, it’s a “label/publisher/art-thing.” Either way, it’s great news for fans of heavy independent music.
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Link of the Day: Ford in His Own Words
For the past few days, links to this site have been popping up all over the more progressive local corners of the web. At the very least, you’ve probably already seen the main page, which features a rotating catalog of some of the more repugnant things Rob Ford has ever said. Sure, there are only […]
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Link of the Day: ManageFlitter
If you’re a Twitter user, and you’re finding it difficult to manage a cumbersome list of people you follow, then you might want to check out ManageFlitter. It’s a simple, free service that tells you – once you’ve signed into your account through it – which of your followers are inactive, which aren’t following you […]
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Link of the Day: Test Your GTD-Q
If you’re into the whole Getting Things Done philosophy, then you might want to take a moment to test your “GTD-Q,” using a simple online test that was developed by the David Allen Company. Even if you’ve never heard of the whole GTD thing, let alone incorporated it into your life and work, you might […]
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