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Je Me Souviens/I Remember
On December 6th, we must ensure that the names of the 14 women who lost their lives in one of Canada’s greatest horrors are never forgotten. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle
Tagged École Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal Massacre, violence
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If Something Exists Only to Kill, Why Do We Protect It?
Guns exist only to kill. That, in itself, is reason enough to ban them, but with the recent high-profile violence gun incidents in Toronto and Denver, it’s time for Canada to step up, take the lead, and ban guns outright. Continue reading
Chris Brown and the Heaping Side Order of Hypocrisy
My inability to separate Chris Brown, the so-called man, from Chris Brown, the artist when I so readily do so for other convicted and alleged criminal artists reveals my hypocrisy when it comes to appreciating art for art’s sake. Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Brown, homophobia, hypocrisy, James Brown, Mel Gibson, michael jackson, Michael Vick, murder, Nancy Spungen, Ozzy Osbourne, Sid Vicious, violence
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Toronto Must Learn About Daniel Desrochers Following Eaton Centre Shooting
Why the citizens of Toronto need to learn the story of Montreal’s Daniel Desrochers in light of the innocent victims of the Eaton Centre alleged-drug-related shootings. Continue reading
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Tagged biker war, Daniel Desrochers, drugs, Eaton Centre, gangs, Hell's Angels, Montreal, Rock Machine, Toronto, Toronto Eaton Centre shooting, violence
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Cowards, Not Fans Started Vancouver Riots
The post-Stanley-Cup riots in Vancouver were not started by fans, as some are stating, but rather they’re the fault of opportunistic cowards. Continue reading
