Hey, remember the other day when I admitted that I hadn’t even gotten around to setting up a Google Analytics account to follow this website’s hits and traffic? Well, I’m glad to say I’ve finally gotten around to doing so. The results are pretty humbling at best so far, but that just supports what I’ve […]

The Righteous Melody strip I published yesterday is the two hundredth strip we’ve produced. It’s also the first strip we’ve ever published on St. Patrick’s Day. It seemed like a good time to kick off a twelve-strip story arc. Stay tuned this month and check it out. I don’t yet know how it’s going to […]

This is what I had to say about St. Patrick’s Day last year. It basically still applies this year, so here it is again. As a bonus, I also complained about a bunch of other stuff. I also wrote this and this, if you’re in the mood for a shorter read. And I’ll be kicking […]

The good people at Journalists for Human Rights will host their annual Night for Rights on Friday, 26 March 2010 at Oasi Restaurant. I’ve been invited back to spin another set, and of course I’m very excited about it. This is one of my favourite events of the year, and it’s all for a terrific […]

In case you haven’t seen it – and I hadn’t known about it myself until a friend sent me an email this afternoon – an excerpt from the first of my two recent posts on the Miller press conference kerfuffle was quoted in today’s edition of the Toronto Star. I’m down at the bottom, following […]

The Associated Press reports that a school district in northern Mississippi decided yesterday to cancel an upcoming high school prom “after a lesbian student demanded she be able to attend with her girlfriend and wear a tuxedo.” Thanks to Carly for the link, via this post on Autostraddle. The district has a policy that senior […]

I was a little heavy handed over the Miller thing yesterday, so I’d like to argue a quick point that I should have made from the start. I know this is literally yesterday’s news, but for the sake of being fair, I’d like to clear something up. The Star called Miller’s announcement “political theatre” in […]

I’m a little disappointed by the hissyfit thrown by certain journalists and pundits over the budget announcement that Miller made this morning. I don’t want to tell anybody how to do their job, but it looks like I’m about to try, because I think the way it was done this morning was a pretty telling […]

Tonight at 6:30 PM, the White Ribbon Campaign will host a discussion entitled “How to Be a Good Man,” featuring an impressive array of “men of faith and creed” speaking out about the male role models they had and what they learned about their own identity while growing up. It’s happening tonight at Ryerson University […]

The year ahead is going to be a busy one, and I’m looking to take on a bunch of new opportunities in addition to the things I’ve already got on the go. If I want to do it all well, I won’t be able to do it all alone. So I’m looking for volunteers, promoters, […]