Harper's Snub.. Plunging House Prices.. Irrevocable Climate Change?

Thursday, November 22, 2012 'Overwhelmed' By Public Response To Massive Toy Theft The Salvation Army says it has been overwhelmed by people offering to help out since news spread of the theft of some $2 million worth of toys and donations. Climate Reports Forecast Dire Future, Even If Action Is Taken The Good News Behind Canada's Falling House Prices Harper's Snub Riles Some Premiers Tories Accused Of Whitewashing F-35 Review Former Liberal MP Dies BLOG POSTS J.J. McCullough: Media Bites: No Worries Israel, Canadian Media's Got Your Back As I'm sure you've heard, things have been pretty bang-bang boom-boom in the Middle East lately. A few days ago they started shooting missiles at each other hoping to settle grudges dating back to early November at best or the Old Testament at worst. The only real important question is who do the Canadian editorial pages support? Here's a hint: not Hamas. Michael Ignatieff: The Kind of Journalism Worth Defending Journalism should be a celebration of life in all its vibrant, chaotic, exuberant variety. It calls people to come out to the circus. It's ruined by pretension and high-mindedness. Journalists are not there to pronounce absolution on a fallen world. They're not there to call us to a better life. They are there to show us who we are and how we live. Andy Juniper: Sex Toys: Helping You Score During the NHL Lockout We've lost our past-time. Now we are in danger of losing our marbles. But our great (and apparently resilient and creative) country have apparently decided to fill the mighty void with...sex toys. They're flying out the door like there's no tomorrow -- or, at very least, like there's no hockey today. Talk about good vibrations. Craig and Marc Kielburger: Star Power: Nelly Furtado Is More Than a Role Model When we asked Grammy-winning Canadian singer Nelly Furtado to travel with us to Kenya a few years back, we had no idea it would lead to an amazing friendship. Now an ambassador for Free The Children, she launched a matching fund to support the construction of a new all girls' high school in rural Kenya. Natalie MacLean: Top Five Wine and Book Pairings for the Holidays I'm already savouring the books I plan to dive into this holiday season as much as the wines I'll enjoy. Just for fun, I've paired some of this season's bestsellers with this season's best cellars. (Sorry, I couldn't resist.) Let's drink to the marriage of wine and words!

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