Building a house into a green-home
With worries about the environment rising world wide, Canada is frequently criticized on a political level for not eagerly signing on to international standard agreements.That being said, all hope is …
Month: February 2012
Canada’s Environmental Assessment Law is Under Attack by the Harper Government
Environmental impact assessments are the government’s responsibility to First Nations and to communities. There are currently $350-$500 billion worth of industrial projects on First Nations land that need consultation and …
B.A. Johnston Wouldn’t Do Well In The Porn Industry
Trent Alumni and Hamilton native B.A. Johnston will be once again gracing our city with his Casio keyboards, face humping, and sweaty rowdiness.As far as I can tell, Mr. Johnston …
Trent hockey team upset in shootout loss
When I set out to report on this game, I was under the impression I was going to watch a game of field hockey. I thought this would be a …
O.P.P. Seeks Supreme Court Appeal over Violation of Police Services Act in the Cases of Levi Schaeffer and Douglas Minty
Toronto lawyers Julian Falconer and Sunil Mathai are representing two families of men shot in separate incidents by police. On June 24, 2009, Levi Schaeffer was fatally shot during an …
The World is Not Ending
So here we are, 2012, supposedly the countdown is on to the end of the world. There are some excellently constructed theories and explanations on both sides of the debate. …
Interview with Evening Hymns’ Jonas Bonnetta
Jonas Bonnetta used to live in Peterborough. I remember him most for his beard,his energy, and my surprise at his apparent skateboarding prowess. Jonas’ solo-keyboard-guitar-looping-folk musical project “Evening Hymns” began …